From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Dame Eileen June Atkins, DBE (born 16 June 1934) is an English actress and occasional screenwriter. Description above from the Wikipedia article Eileen Atkins, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2026Bunker — Eileen
• 2024Wicked Little Letters — Mabel
• 2019Vita & Virginia — Writer
• 2017Carnage: Swallowing the Past — Dorothy
• 2017Paddington 2 — Madame Kozlova
• 2016ChickLit — Peggy Law
• The Crown — Queen Mary
• Rosamunde Pilcher: Fighting for Her Family — Catherine Maier
• 2014Magic in the Moonlight — Aunt Vanessa
• 2013Beautiful Creatures — Emmaline Duchannes
• 2012The Scapegoat — Lady Spence
• Rosamunde Pilcher's Shades of Love — Violet Aird
• 2010Psychoville Halloween Special — Nurse Edwina Kenchington
• 2010Robin Hood — Eleanor of Aquitaine
• Upstairs Downstairs — Maud, Lady Holland, Original Series Creator
• 2010Wild Target — Mother
• 2008Ballet Shoes — Madame Fidolia
• 2008Last Chance Harvey — Maggie Walker
• Cranford — Miss Deborah Jenkyns
• 2007Evening — Nachtschwester
• 2006Ask the Dust — Mrs. Hargraves
• 2006Scenes of a Sexual Nature — Iris
• 2006The Feast of the Goat — Aunt Adelina
• Agatha Christie's Marple — Lady Tressilian
• Doc Martin — Ruth Ellingham
• 2004The Queen of Sheba's Pearls
• 2004Vanity Fair — Miss Matilda Crawley
• 2003A Long Weekend in Pest and Buda — Amanda
• 2003Cold Mountain — Maddy
• 2003What a Girl Wants — Jocelyn Dashwood
• 2002Bertie and Elizabeth — Queen Mary
• 2002The Hours — Barbara in the Flower Shop
• 2002The Mind and Times of Virginia Woolf — Narrator
• 2001David Copperfield — Jane Murdstone
• 2001Gosford Park — Mrs. Croft
• Waking the Dead — Abigail Dusniak
• 2001Wit — Evelyn 'E.M' Ashford
• 2001Women Talking Dirty — Emily Boyle
• David Copperfield — Jane Murdstone
• Easter Tales — The Mourner
• Madame Bovary — Marie Louise
• 2000The Sleeper — Violet Moon
• 1998Talking Heads 2
• 1998The Avengers — Alice
• A Dance to the Music of Time — Brightman
• 1997Mrs. Dalloway — Screenplay
• 1995Cold Comfort Farm — Judith Starkadder
• 1995Jack & Sarah — Phil
• 1994Wolf — Mary
• 1993The Maitlands — Mrs. May Maitland
• 1992The Lost Language of Cranes — Rose Benjamin
• 1991A Room of One's Own — Virginia Woolf
• In My Defence — Emmeline Pankhurst
• 1991Let Him Have It — Lilian Bentley
• Performance — Mrs Maitland
• The House of Eliott — Creator
• Chillers — Mrs Waggoner
• Agatha Christie's Poirot — Princess Dragomiroff
• 1988Mountain Language — Elderly woman
• 1988T.S. Eliot's 'The Waste Land' — Reader
• Talking Heads — Celia
• The Modern World: Ten Great Writers — Virginia Woolf, Reader
• 1987A Hazard of Hearts — Lady Harriet's Maid
• 1987Roman Holiday — Countess
• 1987The Vision — Helen Marriner
• Breaking Up — Mrs. Mailer
• 1985A Better Class of Person — Nellie Osborne
• Screen Two — Helen Marriner, Kitty Higdon
• 1985The Burston Rebellion — Kitty Higdon
• 1985Titus Andronicus — Queen Tamora
• 1984Royal Variety Performance 1984
• 1983Bewitched — Mrs. Rutledge
• 1983Nelly's Version — Nelly
• Shades of Darkness — Mrs. Rutledge
• 1983The Dresser — Madge
• 1982Oliver Twist — Mrs. Mann
• Smiley's People — Madame Ostrakova
• Celebrity Playhouse — Stella Kirby
• 1981Sons and Lovers — Gertrude Morel
• Sons and Lovers — Gertrude Morel
• 1978She Fell Among Thieves — Vanity Fair
• BBC2 Play of the Week — Vanity Fair
• 1977Equus — Hesther Saloman
• 1977Raku Fire
• 1976I Don't Want to Be Born — Sister Albana
• Affairs of the Heart — Kate Cookham
• 1974Electra — Electra
• 1974The Lady from the Sea — Ellida
• 1974The Lady's Not for Burning — Jennet Jourdemayne
• 1972The Duchess of Malfi — Duchess
• 1971A Midsummer Night's Dream — Titania
• Stage 2 — The Duchess of Malfi
• Upstairs, Downstairs — Lady Maud Holland, Creator
• Solo
• 1970The Three Sisters — Olga
• 1969Double Bill — Woman
• W. Somerset Maugham — Leslie Crosbie, Olive Hardy
• 1968Inadmissible Evidence — Shirley
• 1968Nothing's Ever Over — Her
• Half Hour Story — Her
• Five More — Girl
• 1966The Big Man Coughed and Died — The Girl
• BBC Play of the Month — Electra, Olga, Catherine Sloper, Titania
• 1965Fable — Joan
• The Massingham Affair — Charlotte Verney
• The Wednesday Play — The Girl, Joan, Mabel, Woman
• Theatre 625 — Eileen
• 1961The Square — The Girl
• An Age of Kings — Lady, Joan la Pucelle
• The Lives of Animals — Elizabeth Costello

Appearances as themselves (9)

• 2023Siân Phillips at 90 — Self
• 2022Farewell Doc Martin — Self
• Remembers… — Self
• 2018Nothing Like a Dame — Self
• The Graham Norton Show — Self
• 2002The Making of Gosford Park — Self
• Richard & Judy — Self
• Tony Awards — Self - Nominee
• Golden Globe Awards — Self - Nominee