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Mary Kerridge is a Actor British born on 3 april 1914 at London (United-kingdom)

Mary Kerridge

Mary Kerridge
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Nationality United-kingdom
Birth 3 april 1914 at London (United-kingdom)
Death 22 july 1999 (at 85 years) at Windsor (United-kingdom)

Mary Kerridge (April 3, 1914 – July 22, 1999) was an English actress and theatre director, who (with her husband, John Counsell) ran the Theatre Royal, Windso] and its in-house repertory company from the 1930s to the 1980s. Her daughter is the actress Elizabeth Counsell.

Biography

Born in Islington to Ernest Kerridge and Antoinette Fick, she attended Highbury Hill School from 1924 to 1928. Her family later moved to Esher, Surrey and she attended Wimbledon High School from January 1929 to July 1932, having taken her London University Higher Certificate in English, French, Modern History and German in June 1932. At University College London, she studied for the (one year) Intermediate Arts BA. She worked as a secretary, model and receptionist before making her name as an actress. In the middle of 1939 she married John Counsell, the managing director of the Theatre Royal, Windsor. She gave birth to twin daughters in 1942, one of them the actress Elizabeth Counsell.

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Filmography of Mary Kerridge (6 films)

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Actress

Curse of the Voodoo, 1h17
Directed by Lindsay Shonteff
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Horror
Themes Films set in Africa
Actors Bryant Haliday, Dennis Price, Lisa Daniely, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Mary Kerridge, John Witty
Roles Janet's mother
Rating38% 1.910591.910591.910591.910591.91059
When White hunter Mike Stacey kills a lion in Simbazi country in Africa, he is cursed by the tribal chief. When the curse that manifests itself with hallucinations follows him to England he consults an expert on the subject. The expert informs Stacey the only way to remove the curse is to return to Africa and personally kill the man who put it on him.
Law and Disorder, 1h16
Directed by Charles Crichton
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Comedy
Actors Michael Redgrave, Robert Morley, Ronald Squire, Elizabeth Sellars, Joan Hickson, Lionel Jeffries
Roles Lady Crichton
Rating63% 3.1918553.1918553.1918553.1918553.191855
Percy Brand is a crook and a veteran of various cons and schemes. His success is tempered by the fact that he is regularly sent away
Richard III, 2h41
Directed by Laurence Olivier
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Historical
Themes Théâtre, Political films, Films based on plays, Films based on works by William Shakespeare, Films about royalty
Actors Laurence Olivier, Ralph Richardson, Claire Bloom, Cedric Hardwicke, John Gielgud, Laurence Naismith
Roles Queen Elizabeth
Rating73% 3.6954453.6954453.6954453.6954453.695445
King Edward IV of England (Sir Cedric Hardwicke) has been placed on the throne with the help of his brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester (Sir Laurence Olivier). After Edward's coronation in the Great Hall with his brothers George and Richard watching, he leaves with his son. Richard contemplates the throne, before advancing towards the audience and then addressing them, delivering a speech that outlines his physical deformities, including a hunched back and a withered arm. He goes on to describe his jealousy over his brother's rise to power in contrast to his lowly position.
Anna Karenina, 2h19
Directed by Guy Hamilton, Julien Duvivier, Russell Lloyd
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Romance
Themes Films about sexuality, Films about suicide
Actors Vivien Leigh, Ralph Richardson, Kieron Moore, Sally Ann Howes, Martita Hunt, Mary Kerridge
Roles Dolly Oblonsky
Rating65% 3.2939753.2939753.2939753.2939753.293975
Anna Karenina (Vivien Leigh) is married to Alexei Karenin (Ralph Richardson), a cold government official in St Petersburg who is apparently more interested in his career than in satisfying the emotional needs of his wife. Called to Moscow by her brother Stepan Oblonsky (Hugh Dempster), a reprobate who has been unfaithful to his trusting wife Dolly (Mary Kerridge) once too often, Anna meets Countess Vronsky (Helen Haye) on the night train. They discuss their sons, with the Countess showing Anna a picture of her son Count Vronsky (Kieron Moore), a cavalry officer.