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Sonia Dresdel (1909–1976)

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Sharp-featured Shakespearean stage actress of commanding presence. She first made headlines on the London stage as "Hedda Gabbler" at the Westminster Theatre in 1943. Her subsequent roles confined her to intense or neurotic characters in classic plays, often at the Old Vic. On screen, she was typically cast as villainesses - most memorably as Ralph Richardson's evil wife in The Fallen Idol... See more trivia »

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Filmography

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1973-1975 Sykes (TV series)
Lady Dorothy
Reporter (1975)
Rolls (1973) … Lady Dorothy
 
1973-1975 Lizzie Dripping (TV series)
The Witch
Lizzie Dripping Says Good-bye (1975) … The Witch
Lizzie Dripping by the Sea (1975) … The Witch
Lizzie Dripping Tries a Spell (1975) … The Witch
Lizzie Dripping and the Little Angel (1975) … The Witch
Lizzie Dripping and a Wish (1975) … The Witch
 
1974 The Pallisers (TV series)
Marchioness of Auld Reekie
Episode #1.4 (1974) … Marchioness of Auld Reekie
Episode #1.3 (1974) … Marchioness of Auld Reekie
Episode #1.2 (1974) … Marchioness of Auld Reekie
Episode #1.1 (1974) … Marchioness of Auld Reekie
 
1973 Owen, M.D. (TV series)
Threnody Piper
The Witch of Addington (1973) … Threnody Piper
 
1973 Lady Caroline Lamb
Lady Pont
 
1972 The Onedin Line (TV series)
Lady Lazenby
Goodbye, Goodbye (1972) … Lady Lazenby
 
1972 The Strauss Family (TV mini-series)
Lucari
Schanni (1972) … Lucari
 
1971 Wives and Daughters (TV mini-series)
Lady Cumnor
Marriages (1971) … Lady Cumnor
Rivals (1971) … Lady Cumnor
The Daughters (1971) … Lady Cumnor
The Bride (1971) … Lady Cumnor
The Widower (1971) … Lady Cumnor
 
1970-1971 Bachelor Father (TV series)
Mother
Gently Does It (1971) … Mother
Name This Child (1971) … Mother
Not in Front of the Children (1971) … Mother
Economy Class (1971) … Mother
First of the Many (1970) … Mother
 
1971 Paul Temple (TV series)
Agnes Armadyne
Cue Murder! (1971) … Agnes Armadyne
 
1970 Wicked Women (TV series)
Mrs. Boding
Christiana Edmund (1970) … Mrs. Boding
 
1969 ITV Saturday Night Theatre (TV series)
Miss Despencer
Hester Lilly (1969) … Miss Despencer
 
1968 Boy Meets Girl (TV series)
Principessa di San Fernande
 
1968 The Caesars (TV series)
Livia
Tiberius (1968) … Livia
Augustus (1968) … Livia
 
1968 The Man in the Iron Mask (TV series)
Duchesse de Chevreuse
 
1968 Marty (TV series)
Guest
Episode #1.2 (1968) … Guest
 
1968 City 68' (TV series)
The Old Country (1968)
 
1967-1968 George and the Dragon (TV series)
Priscilla
The 10:15 Train (1968)
The Old Flame (1967) … Priscilla
 
1968 Public Eye (TV series)
Mrs. Briggs
Memories of Meg (1968) … Mrs. Briggs
 
1968 Dixon of Dock Green (TV series)
Mrs. Dewar
The Attack (1968) … Mrs. Dewar
 
1968 Last of the Long-haired Boys
Mrs. Dearborn
 
1967 BBC Play of the Month (TV series)
Headmistress
Girls in Uniform (1967) … Headmistress
 
1964-1967 Dr. Finlay's Casebook (TV series)
Lydia / Sister McKay
A Question of Conflict (1967) … Sister McKay
My Late Dear Husband (1964) … Lydia
 
1967 Mr. Rose (TV series)
Lady Prentiss
The Noble Roman (1967) … Lady Prentiss
 
1966 Mystery and Imagination (TV series)
Countess
Carmilla (1966) … Countess
 
1966 Thirty-Minute Theatre (TV series)
Annie
Brothers (1966) … Annie
 
1965 This Year's Girl (TV movie)
Ruth Delahunty
 
1960-1965 ITV Play of the Week (TV series)
Bernarda Alba / Ruth Delahunty
Four of Hearts #3: This Year's Girl (1965) … Ruth Delahunty
 
1965 The Mill on the Floss (TV series)
Mrs. Glegg
Flood (1965) … Mrs. Glegg
Turn of the Tide (1965) … Mrs. Glegg
Ebb Tide (1965) … Mrs. Glegg
High Tide (1965) … Mrs. Glegg
 
1964 The Human Jungle (TV series)
Agnes
Skeleton in the Cupboard (1964) … Agnes
 
1963 Jane Eyre (TV series)
Mrs. Reed
Episode #1.3 (1963) … Mrs. Reed
Episode #1.1 (1963) … Mrs. Reed
 
1963 The Break
Sarah
 
1962 Maigret (TV series)
Mme Moncin
The Trap (1962) … Mme Moncin
 
1962 Saki (TV mini-series)
Mrs. de Ropp
Episode #1.1 (1962) … Mrs. de Ropp
 
1962 Compact (TV series)
Mrs. Beatty
 
1961 Solitaire (TV movie)
 
1960 The Mystery of Edwin Drood (TV mini-series)
Old opium woman
The Strangler (1960) … Old opium woman
The Last Meeting (1960) … Old opium woman
A Strange Power (1960) … Old opium woman
A Dream of Murder (1960) … Old opium woman
 
1960 The Trials of Oscar Wilde
Lady Wilde
 
1958 Death Over My Shoulder
Miss Upton
 
1951-1957 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV series)
Constance / Countess Larisch / Mrs. Danvers / …
The Magnificent Egotist (1957) … Sophie
The Mayerling Affair (1956) … Countess Larisch
Rebecca (1954) … Mrs. Danvers
Festival Drama: The Way of the World (1951) … Mrs. Millamant
 
1957 Armchair Theatre (TV series)
Olivia Russell
Possession (1957)
This Was a Woman (1957) … Olivia Russell
 
1956 David Copperfield (TV series)
Miss Betsey Trotwood
Part 13 (1956) … Miss Betsey Trotwood
Part 12 (1956) … Miss Betsey Trotwood
Part 11 (1956) … Miss Betsey Trotwood
Part 9 (1956) … Miss Betsey Trotwood
Part 8 (1956) … Miss Betsey Trotwood
 
1956 The Secret Tent
Miss Mitchum-Browne
 
1956 Now and Forever
Miss Fox
 
1954 Crime on Our Hands (TV series)
Enid Lundgren / Mrs. Mavis Curzon
Episode #1.6 (1954) … Enid Lundgren
Episode #1.5 (1954) … Enid Lundgren
Episode #1.4 (1954) … Enid Lundgren
Episode #1.1 (1954) … Mrs. Mavis Curzon
 
1951 The Third Visitor
Steffy Millington
 
1950 The Clouded Yellow
Jess Fenton
 
1950 Mrs. Dot (TV movie)
Mrs. Dot
 
1950 Thérèse Raquin (TV movie)
Thérèse Raquin
 
1948 This Was a Woman
Sylvia Russell
 
1947 While I Live
Julia Trevelyan
 
1945 The World Owes Me a Living
Eve Heatherley
 
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Other Works:

(1939-1940) She acted in George Bernard Shaw's play, "The Devil's Disciple," at the Golders Green Hippodrome in Golders Green, London, England in an Old Vic Theatre production with Robert Donat, Stewart Granger, Andrew Cruickshank, and Max Adrian in the cast. Esme Church was director. See more »
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Trivia:

Sharp-featured Shakespearean stage actress of commanding presence. She first made headlines on the London stage as "Hedda Gabbler" at the Westminster Theatre in 1943. Her subsequent roles confined her to intense or neurotic characters in classic plays, often at the Old Vic. On screen, she was typically cast as villainesses - most memorably as Ralph Richardson's evil wife in The Fallen Idol... See more »

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