Dorothy Tutin

Acting

Born April 9, 1930, London, England, UK

Dame Dorothy Tutin, DBE (8 April 1930 – 6 August 2001) was an English actress of stage, film and television. For her work in the theatre, she won two Olivier Awards and two Evening Standard Awards for Best Actress. She was made a CBE in 1967 and a Dame (DBE) in 2000.

Filmography

• 2000The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Journey of Radiance — Annie Besant
• 1999A Profile of The Importance of Being Earnest
• 1996Alive and Kicking — Luna
• 1995The Great Kandinsky — Florence
• 1994Great Moments in Aviation — Gwendolyn Quim
• Scarlett — Lady Fenton
• Body & Soul — Mother Emmanuel
• Rik Mayall Presents — Margaret
• 1993Rik Mayall Presents: Dancing Queen — Margaret
• Anglo Saxon Attitudes — Dollie Stokesay
• Heartbeat — Amanda Young
• 1992Party Time — Melissa
• 1992Prayer to Viracocha — Narrator (Voice)
• 1989The Yellow Wallpaper — Mrs Stamford
• 1986The Demon Lover — Kathleen Drover
• Unnatural Causes — Louise
• 1985Murder with Mirrors — Mildred Strete
• Screen Two — Gwendolyne Quim
• 1985The Shooting Party — Lady Minnie Nettleby
• Theatre Night — Laura
• 1984A Kind of Alaska
• Robin of Sherwood — Lady Margaret of Gisburne
• The Bill
• 1983King Lear — Goneril
• 1983Landscape — Beth
• Number 10 — Margot Asquith
• Shades of Darkness — Kathleen Drover
• 1982Life After Death — Meg
• Tales of the Unexpected — Don
• All Creatures Great and Small — Jenny Garston
• 1977Ghosts — Mrs Alving
• 1974South Riding
• South Riding — Sarah Burton
• Vienna 1900
• 1972Savage Messiah — Sophie Brzeska
• 1972The Spy's Wife — Hilda Tyler
• 1970Cromwell — Queen Henrietta Maria
• The Six Wives of Henry VIII — Anne Boleyn
• W. Somerset Maugham — Mrs. Grange
• 1968From Chekhov with Love — Marie
• The Jazz Age — Dolly Urquhart
• ITV Playhouse — Laura, Mrs. Alving
• Theatre 625 — Queen Katherine of Valois
• 1962The Cherry Orchard — Varya
• 1960Twentieth Century Theatre: Colombe — Colombe
• 1959The Scent of Fear — Joan Bridey
• 1958A Tale of Two Cities — Lucie Manette
• 1953The Beggar's Opera — Polly Peachum
• 1952The Importance of Being Earnest — Cecily Cardew