Elizabeth Allan

Biography

Elizabeth Allan (9 April 1910 – 27 July 1990) was an English stage, screen, and television actress, who worked in both England and Hollywood.

Known For

Alibi

Went the Day Well?

He Snoops to Conquer

Acting

1931

Black Coffee

as

Barbara Amory

1931

Alibi

as

Ursula Browne

1942

Went the Day Well?

as

Peggy

1935

Mark of the Vampire

as

Irena Borotyn

1936

Camille

as

Nichette

1951

No Highway in the Sky

as

Shirley Scott

1935

David Copperfield

as

Clara Copperfield

1937

The Soldier and the Lady

as

Nadia

1933

The Shadow

as

Sonia Bryant

1935

A Tale of Two Cities

as

Lucie Manette

1958

Grip of the Strangler

as

Barbara Rankin

1955

The Brain Machine

as

Dr. Phillipa Roberts

1934

Men in White

as

Barbara

1936

A Woman Rebels

as

Flora Anne Thistlewaite

1933

Ace of Aces

as

Nancy Adams

1933

The Solitaire Man

as

Helen Hemming

1953

The Heart of the Matter

as

Louise Scobie

1934

The Mystery of Mr. X

as

Jane

1937

Slave Ship

as

Nancy Marlowe

1952

Folly to Be Wise

as

Angela Prout

1932

The Lodger

as

Daisy Bunting

1953

Twice Upon a Time

as

Carol-Anne Bailey

1934

Outcast Lady

as

Venice

1932

Nine Till Six

as

Gracie Abbott

1940

Saloon Bar

as

Queenie

1934

Java Head

as

Nettie Vollar

1939

Inquest

as

Margaret Hamilton

1932

Service for Ladies

as

Sylvia Robertson

1933

Looking Forward

as

Caroline Service

1932

Insult

as

Pola Dubois

1954

Front Page Story

as

Susan Grant

1933

No Marriage Ties

as

Peggy Wilson

1933

The Lost Chord

as

Joan Elton

1949

That Dangerous Age

as

Lady Sybil

1938

Dangerous Medicine

as

Victoria Ainswell

1942

The Great Mr Handel

as

Mrs. Cibber

1940

The Girl Who Forgot

as

Leonora Barradine

1944

He Snoops to Conquer

as

Jane Strawbridge

1931

Chin Chin Chinaman

as

Countess Olga Dureska

1931

Rodney Steps In

as

Masked Lady

1931

The Rosary

as

Vera Mannering

1932

The Chinese Puzzle

as

Naomi Melsham

1931

Many Waters

as

Freda Barcaldine

1931

Michael and Mary

as

Romo

1964

The Big Parade of Comedy

as

Mrs. Copperfield in 'David Copperfield' (arch. foot.) (uncred.)

1938

It Might Be You

as

Betty

Production

Crew

Directing