1930Born, London
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Dame Dorothy Tutin, DBE (8 April 1930 – 6 August 2001) was an English actress of stage, film and television. For her work in the theatre, she won two Olivier Awards and two Evening Standard Awards for Best Actress. She was made a CBE in 1967 and a Dame (DBE) in 2000.
Known for
The Importance of Being EarnestCecily Cardew
CromwellQueen Henrietta Maria
Robin of SherwoodLady Margaret of Gisburne
Tales of the UnexpectedDon
All Creatures Great and SmallJenny Garston2000The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Journey of RadianceAnnie BesantMovie
1999A Profile of The Importance of Being EarnestMovie
1996Alive and KickingLunaMovie
1995The Great KandinskyFlorenceMovie
1994Great Moments in AviationGwendolyn QuimMovie
1993Rik Mayall Presents: Dancing QueenMargaretMovie
1992Party TimeMelissaMovie
1992Prayer to ViracochaNarrator (Voice)Movie
1989The Yellow WallpaperMrs StamfordMovie
1986The Demon LoverKathleen DroverMovie
1985Murder with MirrorsMildred StreteMovie
1985The Shooting PartyLady Minnie NettlebyMovie
1984A Kind of AlaskaMovie
1983King LearGonerilMovie
1983LandscapeBethMovie
1982Life After DeathMegMovie
1977GhostsMrs AlvingMovie
1974South RidingMovie
1972Savage MessiahSophie BrzeskaMovie
1972The Spy's WifeHilda TylerMovie
1970CromwellQueen Henrietta MariaMovie
1968From Chekhov with LoveMarieMovie
1962The Cherry OrchardVaryaMovie
1960Twentieth Century Theatre: ColombeColombeMovie
1959The Scent of FearJoan BrideyMovie
1958A Tale of Two CitiesLucie ManetteMovie
1953The Beggar's OperaPolly PeachumMovie
1952The Importance of Being EarnestCecily CardewMovie
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