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Everley Gregg (1903–1959)

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Thin-lipped, dark-haired British character actress who usually played strong-willed women. She was active primarily on the English stage, with roles in "Grand Hotel" (1931) and "The Importance of Being Earnest" (1946), among many others. On Broadway in "Point Valaine" (1935), two years prior making her screen debut as Katherine Parr in The Private Life of Henry VIII.... See more trivia »

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Filmography

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1959 Kraft Mystery Theater (TV series)
Mrs. Mac
Deadly Record (1959) … Mrs. Mac
 
1959 Deadly Record
Mrs. Mac
 
1959 Room at the Top
Mayoress (uncredited)
 
1959 Danger List (short)
Neighbour (as Everly Gregg)
 
1958 Bachelor of Hearts
Lady Don (as Everly Gregg)
 
1957 Mr. Bowling Buys a Newspaper (TV movie)
Miss Suitar 'Niggs'
 
1957 The Ship Was Loaded
Housekeeper
 
1957 Brothers in Law
Mrs. Barber
 
1956 ITV Television Playhouse (TV series)
Lady Haringay
Stolen Face (1956) … Lady Haringay
 
1956 The Count of Monte Cristo (TV series)
Madame Lenz
A Matter of Justice (1956) … Madame Lenz (as Everly Gregg)
 
1956 Lilli Palmer Theatre (TV series)
Mabel Howerth
The Gloves (1956) … Mabel Howerth
 
1956 The Man Who Never Was
Club Matron (uncredited)
 
1956 Tears for Simon
Viscountess
 
1954 The Detective
Governess
 
1954 Night of the Silvery Moon
Mrs. Jeans
 
1953 Personal Affair
Mrs. Welsh (uncredited)
 
1953 BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV series)
Charwoman
Anastasia (1953) … Charwoman
 
1952 Moulin Rouge (uncredited)
 
1952 Stolen Face
Lady Millicent Harringay (uncredited)
 
1952 The Promise
 
1952 A Spot of Bother (short)
 
1952 A Sweeping Statement (short)
 
1951 The Magic Box
Bridegroom's Mother in Wedding Group
 
1951 High Treason
Mrs. Finch-Harvey (Music Club Member) (uncredited)
 
1951 Worm's Eye View
Mrs. Bounty
 
1951 The Franchise Affair
Mrs. Jarrett
 
1950 Five Angles on Murder
Lipstick Customer (uncredited)
 
1950 Stage Fright
Charlotte's Dressmaker (uncredited)
 
1950 The Astonished Heart
Miss Harper
 
1949 Marry Me
Miss Pilby (uncredited)
 
1949 The Huggetts Abroad
Miss Phipps
 
1947 The Woman in the Hall
Lady Cloy
 
1946 Showtime
Landlady (uncredited)
 
1946 The Adventuress
First Woman on Train
 
1944 Two Fathers (short)
 
1943 Adventure for Two
Mrs. Flannel
 
1943 The Gentle Sex
Miss Simpson
 
1942 In Which We Serve
Nurse
 
1942 Uncensored (uncredited)
 
1941 A Voice in the Night
Maria Tattenheim
 
1940 Spies of the Air
Mrs. Madison
 
1938 The Gay Lord Quex (TV movie)
 
1938 Have You Brought Your Music? (TV movie)
 
1938 Hands Across the Sea (TV movie)
 
1938 Blondes for Danger
Hetty Hopper
 
1937 Thunder in the City
Millie, Dan's Secretary in New York
 
1937 I, Claudius
Domita, Messalina's mother
 
1935 The Scoundrel
Mildred Langwiter
 

Related Videos

Great Expectations -- A humble orphan suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. In Which We Serve -- This "story of a ship," the British destroyer HMS Torrin, is told in flash backs by survivors as they cling to a life raft. The Private Life of Henry VIII. -- Tells how King Henry VIII came to marry five more times after his divorce from his first wife.
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(stage) Private Lives - played Louise in original West End production, Phoenix Theatre, September 1930.

Alternate Names:

Everly Gregg
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Trivia:

Thin-lipped, dark-haired British character actress who usually played strong-willed women. She was active primarily on the English stage, with roles in "Grand Hotel" (1931) and "The Importance of Being Earnest" (1946), among many others. On Broadway in "Point Valaine" (1935), two years prior making her screen debut as Katherine Parr in The Private Life of Henry VIII.... See more »

Star Sign:

Scorpio