Susan Fleetwood
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Susan Maureen Fleetwood (21 September 1944 — 29 September 1995) was a British stage, film and television actress, best-known as a star of the classical theatre companies of England. She received popular acclaim in the television series Chandler & Co and The Buddha of Suburbia. Description above from the Wikipedia article Susan Fleetwood, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
All Movies (20)
- Persuasion1995 · as Lady Russell
- A Few Short Journeys of the Heart1994 · as Marie/Nadia
- The Leper of St. Giles1994
- A Landing on the Sun1994
- Six Characters in Search of An Author1992 · as The Mother
- Hamlet1992 · as Gertrude
- The Krays1990 · as Rose
- Flying in the Branches1989 · as Sue
- Dream Demon1988 · as Deborah
- White Mischief1987 · as Gladys, Lady Delamer
- The Sacrifice1986 · as Adelaide
- Young Sherlock Holmes1985 · as Mrs. Dribb
- Dangerous Corner1983 · as Freda Kaplan
- Heat and Dust1983 · as Mrs. Crawford
- Clash of the Titans1981 · as Athena
- The Good Soldier1981 · as Leonora Ashburnham
- Don't Be Silly1979 · as Pamela Redman
- The Childhood Friend1974 · as Janet Morton
- The Watercress Girl1972 · as Mary McDowall
- Hamlet1970 · as Ophelia
All TV Shows (23)
- Wycliffe1994 · as Lady Cynthia Bottrell
- Chandler & Co1994 · as Kate Phillips
- Cadfael1994 · as Agnes Piccard
- 99-11994 · as Diane Wellman
- The Buddha of Suburbia1993 · as Eva Kay
- Shakespeare: The Animated Tales1992 · as Gertrude (voice)
- Performance1991 · as The Mother
- Summer's Lease1989 · as Molly Pargeter
- Lovejoy1986 · as Mary Gladden
- Murder of a Moderate Man1985
- Screen Two1985 · as Serafin
- Screen Two1985 · as Sue
- Travelling Man1984 · as Carol Sheridan
- Playing Shakespeare1984
- Bergerac1981 · as Anna
- Minder1979 · as Sonia Caine
- Wessex Tales1973 · as Mrs Barnet
- Between the Wars1973 · as Julia Heathcote
- Country Matters1972 · as Mary McDowall
- Play for Today1970 · as Pamela Redman
- Play for Today1970 · as Janet Morton
- Department S1969 · as Miss Bronson
- BBC Play of the Month1965 · as Freda Caplan