Joan Young(1900-1984)

Actress
Producer

Joan Young was born on 1 February 1900 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK. She was an actress and producer, known for Suddenly, Last Summer (1959), The Fallen Idol (1948) and Doctor Who (1963). She died on 9 October 1984 in Hammersmith, London, England, UK.

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Known for

Suddenly, Last Summer

7.5

Sister Felicity

1959

The Fallen Idol

7.6

Mrs. Barrow

1948

Doctor Who

8.4

TV Series

Catherine de Medici

Anne of Green Gables

TV Series

Mrs. Rachel Lynde

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Actress

All Creatures Great & Small
8.4
TV Series
- Miss Westerman
- 1980
Salvage 1
7.4
TV Series
- NASA Technician
- 1979
The Chiffy Kids
TV Series
- Old lady
- 1978
Shades of Greene
8.0
TV Series
- Woman in the street
- 1975
Sykes
7.4
TV Series
- Hotel Maid
- Passenger
- Mrs. Hackenschmidt
- 1972–1974
Billy Liar
7.5
TV Series
- Mrs. Purvis
- 1973
The Little People
8.1
TV Series
- Mrs. Barnes
- 1973
Big Bad Mouse
TV Movie
- Lady Chesapeake
- 1972
Thirty-Minute Theatre
7.4
TV Series
- Mam
- 1971
Blood from the Mummy's Tomb
5.6
- Mrs. Caporal
- 1971
For the Love of Ada
7.6
TV Series
- Fat Elsie
- 1971
The Stanley Baxter Show
7.7
TV Series
- Various Roles
- 1971
Ours Is a Nice House
TV Series
- Bertha Fothergill
- 1970
Sinister Street
TV Mini Series
- Mrs. Haden
- 1969
The Last Shot You Hear
5.2
- Mrs. Jowett
- 1969

Producer

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Born
- February 1, 1900
- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK
Died
- October 9, 1984
- Hammersmith, London, England, UK(undisclosed)
Other works
She acted in D.H. Lawrence's stage adaptation of his novel, "Lady Chatterley," at the Arts Thearte Club in London, England with Jeanne Moody, Walter Brown, Tom Criddle, Jack Lambert, and Caroline Blakiston in the cast. Alan Cooke was director.

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Trivia
She was a well built character actress who started out by deputising for cast members of her mothers company at Woolwich Hippodrome, She made her film debut in 1943 in The Lamp Still Burns which was directed by Stockton*s Maurice Elvey,.