Margaret Rutherford
Biography
Dame Margaret Taylor Rutherford DBE (11 May 1892 – 22 May 1972) was an English character actress, who first came to prominence following World War II in the film adaptations of Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit, and Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. She is best-known for her 1960s performances as Miss Marple in several films based loosely on Agatha Christie's novels.
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Known For
Acting
1965
asMistress Quickly
1963
asMiss Jane Marple
1964
asMiss Jane Marple
1961
asMiss Jane Marple
1964
asMiss Jane Marple
1967
asMiss Gaulswallow
1949
asProfessor Hatton-Jones
1952
asMiss Prism
1965
asMiss Jane Marple (uncredited)
1959
asAunt Dolly
1957
asMrs. Fazackalee
1963
asThe Duchess of Brighton
1957
asMrs. Dooley
1953
asMiss Bacon
1943
asMrs. Towcester
1963
asGrand Duchess Gloriana XIII
1945
asMadame Arcati
1952
asLady Pond
1953
asMiss Cynthia Beeston
1950
asMuriel Whitchurch
1961
asLady Vivian
1948
asNurse Carey
1954
asNurse Carey
2012
asSelf (archive footage)
1944
asLady Christabel Beauclerk
1953
asGwladys Inglott
1936
asEvelyn Summers aka Miss Butterby
1967
asMother Goose (voice)
1952
asMiss Honey
1941
asSecond Magistrate
1955
asPrudence Croquet
1943
asRowena Ventnor
1952
asMiss Nicholson
1967
asPrincess Ilaria
1938
asNanny (uncredited)
1952
asCatherine Beckwith / Jeremy St. Claire
1954
asClara Hilton
1950
asMrs. Dotherington
1941
asAunt Bijou
1937
asMrs. Baldwin
1947
asMadame Vernorel
1936
as
1965
asHerself
1937
as'Crafty' Maggie Carberry
1947
asDr. Winifred Frye
1977
as
1970
asGrandma (scenes deleted)
asSelf
asProduction
Crew
Directing
