Peggy Ashcroft
Acting
Born December 22, 1907, Croydon, Surrey, England, UK
Dame Edith Margaret Emily Ashcroft, DBE, (22 December 1907 - 14 June 1991) known professionally as Peggy Ashcroft, was an English actress whose career spanned more than sixty years. Born to a comfortable middle-class family, Ashcroft was determined from an early age to become an actress, despite parental opposition.
Filmography
- 1989She's Been Away — Lillian Huckle
- 1989The Heat of the Day — Nettie
- 1988Madame Sousatzka — Lady Emily
- A Perfect Spy — Miss Dubber
- 1986Murder by the Book — Agatha Christie
- 1986The Wind and the Bomb
- 1986When the Wind Blows — Hilda Bloggs (voice)
- 1984A Passage to India — Mrs. Moore
- Playing Shakespeare
- The Jewel in the Crown — Barbie Batchelor
- 1982Little Eyolf — The Rat Wife
- 1980Caught on a Train — Frau Messner
- 1980Cream in My Coffee — Jean Wilsher
- 1978Edward & Mrs. Simpson — Queen Mary
- Edward and Mrs Simpson — Queen Mary
- 1978Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures — Lady Gee
- 1977Joseph Andrews — Lady Tattle
- Playhouse — Frau Messner
- 1973The Pedestrian — Lady Gray
- 1971Sunday Bloody Sunday — Mrs. Greville
- 19693 Into 2 Won't Go — Belle
- 1968From Chekhov with Love — Olga Knipper
- 1968Secret Ceremony — Hannah
- 1968Tell Me Lies
- 1967Days in the Trees — The Mother
- BBC Play of the Month — The Rat Wife
- 1965The Wars of the Roses — Queen Margaret
- The Wars of the Roses — Queen Margaret, Margaret of Anjou
- The Wednesday Play — The Mother
- Theatre 625 — Rebekka West
- 1963Britain Welcomes the President of India
- 1962The Cherry Orchard — Madame Ranevsky
- 1961Terminus — Mother (uncredited)
- 1959The Nun's Story — Mother Mathilde
- 1942We Serve
- 1941Quiet Wedding — Flower Lisle
- 1940Channel Incident — The Woman
- 1936Rhodes of Africa — Anna Carpenter
- 1935The 39 Steps — The Crofter's Wife Margaret
- 1933The Wandering Jew — Olalla Quintana (Phase IV)
Appearances as themselves (4)
- Six Centuries of Verse — Self - Reader
- 1982Laurence Olivier: A Life — Self
- Great Performances — Self
- 1967October Revolution — Self (narrator)