
Acting
Peggy Ashcroft
Born 1907-12-22 · Croydon, Surrey, England, UK
Died 1991-06-14
Dame Edith Margaret Emily Ashcroft, DBE, (22 December 1907 - 14 June 1991) known professionally as Peggy Ashcroft, was an English actress whose career spanned more than sixty years. Born to a comfortable middle-class family, Ashcroft was determined from an early age to become an actress, despite parental opposition.
Credits
Newest first
She's Been Awayas Lillian Huckle1989
The Heat of the Dayas Nettie1989
Madame Sousatzkaas Lady Emily1988
A Perfect Spyas Miss Dubber1987
When the Wind Blowsas Hilda Bloggs (voice)1986
Murder by the Bookas Agatha Christie1986
The Wind and the Bomb1986
A Passage to Indiaas Mrs. Moore1984
Playing Shakespeare1984
Six Centuries of Verseas Self - Reader1984
The Jewel in the Crownas Barbie Batchelor1984
Laurence Olivier: A Lifeas Self1982
Little Eyolfas The Rat Wife1982
Cream in My Coffeeas Jean Wilsher1980
Caught on a Trainas Frau Messner1980
Edward and Mrs Simpsonas Queen Mary1978
Edward & Mrs. Simpsonas Queen Mary1978
Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Picturesas Lady Gee1978
Joseph Andrewsas Lady Tattle1977
Playhouseas Frau Messner1974
The Pedestrianas Lady Gray1973
Sunday Bloody Sundayas Mrs. Greville1971
Great Performancesas Self1971
3 Into 2 Won't Goas Belle1969
Secret Ceremonyas Hannah1968- From Chekhov with Loveas Olga Knipper1968
Tell Me Lies1968
October Revolutionas Self (narrator)1967
Days in the Treesas The Mother1967
BBC Play of the Monthas The Rat Wife1965
The Wars of the Rosesas Queen Margaret1965
The Wars of the Rosesas Queen Margaret1965
The Wars of the Rosesas Margaret of Anjou1965
The Wednesday Playas The Mother1964
Theatre 625as Rebekka West1964
Britain Welcomes the President of India1963
The Cherry Orchardas Madame Ranevsky1962
Terminusas Mother (uncredited)1961
The Nun's Storyas Mother Mathilde1959- We Serve1942
Quiet Weddingas Flower Lisle1941
Channel Incidentas The Woman1940
Rhodes of Africaas Anna Carpenter1936
The 39 Stepsas The Crofter's Wife Margaret1935
The Wandering Jewas Olalla Quintana (Phase IV)1933