Rosamund John
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Rosamund John (born Nora Jones, 19 October 1913– 27 October 1998) was an English film and stage actress.
She was raised in Tottenham and became a popular film and stage actress who was known for playing gentle mannered women. She died from natural causes in London in 1998 aged 85.
She was twice married:
- 1) The film editor Russell Lloyd (1943–1949)
- 2) The politician John Silkin (1950–1987); one son Rory (born 1954)
[edit] Filmography
- Secret of the Loch - 1934
- The First of the Few - 1942 (titled Spitfire in the USA)
- The Gentle Sex - 1943
- The Lamp Still Burns - 1943
- Tawny Pipit (film) - 1944
- The Way to the Stars - 1945
- Green for Danger - 1946
- The Upturned Glass - 1947
- Fame is the Spur - 1947
- When the Bough Breaks - 1947
- No Place for Jennifer - 1949
- She Shall Have Murder - 1950
- Never Look Back - 1952
- Street Corner - 1953
- Operation Murder - 1954
[edit] External links
[edit] References
- Halliwell's Who's who in the Movies - ISBN 0-06-093507-3
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