Anna Neagle
Acting · Production
Born October 20, 1904, Forest Gate, Essex, England, UK
Dame Florence Marjorie Wilcox (October 20, 1904 - June 3, 1986), DBE, known professionally as Anna Neagle, was an English stage and film actress, singer and dancer. Neagle was a successful box-office draw in the British cinema for 20 years and was voted the most popular star in Britain in 1949.
Filmography
- Tales of the Unexpected — Fanny Soane
- 1959The Heart of a Man — Producer
- 1959The Lady is a Square — Frances Baring, Producer
- 1958The Man Who Wouldn't Talk — Mary Randall, Q.C.
- 1958Wonderful Things — Producer
- 1957No Time for Tears — Matron Eleanor Hammond
- 1957These Dangerous Years — Producer
- 1956My Teenage Daughter — Valerie Carr
- 1955King's Rhapsody — Marta Karillos
- 1954Lilacs in the Spring — Carole Beaumont
- 1952Derby Day — Lady Helen Forbes
- 1951The Lady with a Lamp — Florence Nightingale, Co-Producer
- 1950Odette — Odette, Producer
- 1949Maytime in Mayfair — Eileen Grahame, Producer
- 1948Elizabeth of Ladymead — Beth in 1854 / Elizabeth in 1903 / Betty in 1919 / Liz in 1946
- 1948Spring in Park Lane — Judy Howard
- 1947The Courtneys of Curzon Street — Kate O'Halloran
- 1946Piccadilly Incident — Diana Fraser
- 1945I Live in Grosvenor Square — Lady Patricia Fairfax
- 1943Forever and a Day — Susan Trenchard
- 1943Yellow Canary — Sally Maitland
- 1942They Flew Alone — Amy Johnson
- 1941Sunny — Sunny O'Sullivan
- 1940Irene — Irene O'Dare
- 1940No, No, Nanette — Nanette
- 1939Nurse Edith Cavell — Nurse Edith Cavell
- 1938Sixty Glorious Years — Queen Victoria
- 1937London Melody — Jacqueline
- 1937Victoria the Great — Queen Victoria
- 1936Limelight — Marjorie Kay
- 1936The Three Maxims — Pat
- 1935Peg of Old Drury — Peg Woffington
- 1934Nell Gwyn — Nell Gwyn
- 1934The Queen's Affair — Queen Nadina
- 1933Bitter Sweet — Sari Linden
- 1933The Little Damozel — Julie Alardy
- 1932Good Night, Vienna — Viki
- 1932The Flag Lieutenant — Hermione Wynne
- 1930Should a Doctor Tell? — Muriel Ashton
- 1930The Chinese Bungalow — Charlotte Merivale
- 1930The School for Scandal — Woman (uncredited)
- 1929Those Who Love
Appearances as themselves (2)
- 1991Alma Cogan: The Girl With The Giggle In Her Voice — Self (archive footage)
- 1944The Volunteer — Self