Maxine Audley
Biography
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Maxine Audley (29 April 1923 – 23 July 1992) was an English theatre and film actress. She made her professional stage debut in July 1940 at the Open Air Theatre. Throughout her career, Audley performed with both the Old Vic company and the Royal Shakespeare Company multiple times. She appeared in more than 20 films, the first of which was the 1948 adaptation of Anna Karenina.
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Known For
Acting
1969
asElla Brandt
1968
asMathilde Rosier
1960
asMrs. Stephens
1960
asJulia Martineau
1957
asQueen Irene
1968
asMrs. Cynthia Beauchamp
1954
asCarol
1969
asDuchess of Argyll
1957
asArabel
1960
asCynthia
1965
asCharmian
1961
asMary - Superintendent
1965
asWoman
1968
asPauline
1961
asLydia Daney
1984
asEileen
1960
asAda Leverson
1964
asClarinda Bowles-Ottery
1968
asSue Puohit
1962
asMarion Fane
1959
asMarion Whittaker
1958
asDiana
1963
asYvonne Phipps
1962
asSusan Calvin
1970
asMrs LeClerc
1957
asLady Sunningdale
1958
asEnid
1953
asLady Ennui
1960
asTeresa
1990
asLady Stanford
1972
asMrs. Betancourt
1965
asLiz Teasdale
1948
as1968
asMrs. Alcon
as
as
asDolores Marcello
asMarigold Paynter
asCountess of Airlie
asEunice
as
asLady Charlotte
asMichele Di Fontana
as asQueen Elizabeth I
as
as
asDefending Counsel
asGwendoline Harper
asCountess Bernaise
asTheia
asLavinia Caughey
asThe Baroness
asLeah Kelvin
asHarriet Mallin
asBianca
asArchduchess
asMrs Kent
asClaudia Dubois
asPatricia Ellison
asLydia Daney
asLydia Daney
asYvonne Phipps
asLiz Teasdale
asMiss Havisham
asMarchioness Matilda Spina
asLiz Teasdale
Production
Crew
Directing
