Joan Greenwood
Biography
Joan Greenwood (4 March 1921 – 27 February 1987) was an English actress. Born in Chelsea, she studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Her husky voice, coupled with her slow, precise elocution, was her trademark. Perhaps her most famous role was Gwendolen in The Importance of Being Earnest (1952).
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Known For
Acting
1952
asGwendolen Fairfax
1963
asLady Bellaston
1949
asSibella
1951
asDaphne Birnley
1955
asLady Clarista Ashwood
1964
asAunt Frances Ferris
1949
asPeggy Macroon
1987
asMrs. Clennam
1947
asJenny Carden
1948
asSophie Dorothea
1961
asLady Mary Fairchild
1951
asSusan
1970
asSelf
1943
asBetty Miller
1977
asMiss Malkin (segment "London 1912")
1954
asLady Warren
1971
asLettice Mason
1958
asRita Vernon
1946
asChristine
1951
asSabina Pennant
1946
asRuth Blake
1947
asLottie Smith
1962
asLady Dodo Fitzadam
1946
asGay Sultzman
1943
as
1959
asNarrator
1941
asBabe Cavour
1981
asDollie van der Biek
1947
asElizabeth
1949
asLady Caroline Lamb
1968
asThe Great Tyrant (voice) (uncredited)
1951
asWilhelmina Cameron
1986
asInterviewee
1954
asNorah
1986
asStella
1979
asDuchess of Grantham
1978
asBeryl Stapleton
1978
asLady Harriet
1941
asIrma Bagshott
2021
asSelf - (archive footage)
asJudith Harper
asLady Carlton
asEmma Adkins
asAnn Whitefield
as
asMrs. Hilary Wenn
asMadame Levitska
asSelina Hazy
asLouise, Duchess of Portsmouth
asMrs. Kent-Cumberland
asRose
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