Helen Haye
Biography
Helen Haye was born on August 28, 1874, in Assam Province, British India. She was an actress, known for 'The Frightened Lady (1940)', 'The 39 Steps (1935)', and 'Drake the Pirate (1935)'. She was married to Ernest Attenborough. She died on September 1, 1957, in London, England, UK.
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Known For
Acting History
1958
The Gypsy and the Gentleman as Lady Caroline Ayrton
1957Action of the Tiger as Countess Valona
1957Overseas Press Club - Exclusive! as Baroness von Kiel
1956My Teenage Daughter as Aunt Louisa Black
1954Lilacs in the Spring as Lady Drayton
1954Hobson's Choice as Mrs. Hepworth
1954Front Page Story as Susan's Mother
1953Anastasia as The Dowager Empress of Russia
1949Conspirator as Lady Witheringham
1949Third Time Lucky as Old Lady
1948Anna Karenina as Countess Vronsky
1947Mrs. Fitzherbert as Lady Sefton
1947Mine Own Executioner as Lady Maresfield
1945A Place of One's Own as Florence Manning-Tutthorn
1945Madonna of the Seven Moons as Mother Superior
1944Fanny by Gaslight as Mrs. Somerford
1943Dear Octopus as Dora Randolph
1943The Man in Grey as Lady Rohan
1941Kipps as Mrs. Walshingham
1940The Case of the Frightened Lady as Lady Lebanon
1939Riding High as Miss Ada Broadbent
1939A Girl Must Live as Aunt Primrose
1939The Spy in Black as Mrs. Sedley
1938St. Martin's Lane as Selina
1937The Girl in the Taxi as Delphine
1937Cotton Queen as Margaret Owen
1937Wings of the Morning as Aunt Jenepher
1935The 39 Steps as Louisa Jordan
1935Drake of England as Lady Lennox
1935The Dictator as Queen Mother Juliana
1934It's a Boy as Mrs. Bogle
1933This Week of Grace as Lady Warmington
1932Her First Affaire as Lady Brogden
1932Monte Carlo Madness
1931Congress Dances as Princess
1931The Officers' Mess as Mrs. Harbottle
1931Brown Sugar as Lady Knightsbridge
1931The Skin Game as Mrs. Hillcrist
1930Beyond the Cities as Amy Hayes
1930The Nipper as Lady Sevenoaks
1930Knowing Men as Korah's Aunt (Marquise de Jaurmais)
1929Atlantic as Clara Tate-Hughes
1921The Skin Game as Mrs. Hillcrist
1920Bleak House as Miss Barbay
1917Masks and Faces as Dame Best