Sarah Badel

Acting

Born March 30, 1943, London, England, UK

Filmography

• Tess of the D'Urbervilles — Mrs Brooks
• Fingersmith — Mrs. Frobisher
• 2001Just Visiting — Queen
• Love in a Cold Climate — Lady Kroesig
• Longitude — Society Lady
• 1999Cotton Mary — Mrs Evans
• A Dance to the Music of Time — Lady Molly
• Midsomer Murders — Rosa Carmichael, Patricia Blackshaw
• 1997Mrs. Dalloway — Lady Rosseter
• The Tenant of Wildfell Hall — Rachel
• 1995Heavy Weather — Lady Julia Fish
• Cadfael — Avice of Thornbury
• 1994Pleasure — The Widow
• 1994The Leper of St. Giles
• Peak Practice — Sheila Spencer
• Heartbeat — Susan Williamson
• Fiddlers Three — Cynthia
• 1991Not Without My Daughter — Nicole
• Agatha Christie's Poirot — Florence Hubbard
• Casualty — Celia Cooke
• Affairs of the Heart — Jane Bonamy
• 1985The House on Kirov Street — Natalya Sergeyevna
• 1985The Shooting Party — Ida Nettleby
• 1983Dangerous Corner — Olwen Peel
• The Irish R.M. — Babs
• 1981Bavarian Night — Alice Pike
• 1981Dear Brutus — Alice Dearth
• 1980The Taming of the Shrew — Katherine
• Thomas & Sarah — Felicity 'Filly' Stokeleigh-Pomeroy
• Do You Remember? — Peg
• 1978She Fell Among Thieves — Virginia
• The BBC Television Shakespeare — Katherina
• BBC2 Play of the Week — Virginia
• Red Letter Day — Nicola
• 1976The Five Pound Orange — Nicola
• 1975King Lear — Goneril
• 1974Let's Marry Liz — Liz West
• Seven Faces of Woman — Liz West
• 1974The Gift of Friendship — Madge Wakely
• The Pallisers — Lizzie Eustace
• Between the Wars — Constance Lechdale
• Dead of Night — Lorna Hamilton
• The Visitors — Milly Purdoe
• 1970Every Home Should Have One — Joanna Snow
• Play for Today — Alice Dearth, Alice Pike
• 1970The Prime Minister's Daughter — Elizabeth Melville
• 1970The Three Sisters — Natasha
• W. Somerset Maugham — Louise
• Cold Comfort Farm — Flora Poste
• 1968Frankenstein — Elizabeth
• ITV Playhouse — Madge Wakely
• Mystery and Imagination — Elizabeth
• BBC Play of the Month — Natasha, Goneril, Olwen Peel
• 1962The Winter's Tale — Perdita
• Armchair Theatre — Veronica, Sylvia Melville