Alma Taylor
Great Britain's first true screen star, brunette Alma Taylor gained her greatest popularity playing one of the two sprightly "Tilly girls" in a series of comedies produced by Hepworth in 1910-1911. Th...
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BirthDate BirthPlace |
01/02/1895
London, UK |
Name |
Credit |
credited As |
|---|---|---|
| The Man Who Knew Too Much (2005) | Actor | Box Office Woman |
| Blue Murder at St. Trinian's (2005) | Actor | His Mother |
| Let's Make Up (2009) | Actor | 1st Woman |
| Alf's Button (2009) | Actor | Liz |
| Anna the Adventuress (2009) | Actor | Anna/Annabel Pelissier |
| Annie Laurie (2009) | Actor | |
| Bachelor's Baby (2009) | Actor | Aunt Mary |
| Deadlock (2009) | Actor | Mrs. Tring |
| Everybody Dance (2009) | Actor | Rosemary Spurgeon |
| Iris (2009) | Actor | Iris |
| Man Who Stayed at Home (2009) | Actor | |
| Molly Bawn (2009) | Actor | Eleanor Massareene |
| The Narrow Valley (2009) | Actor | Victoria |
| The Nature of the Beast (2009) | Actor | Anna de Berghem |
| The Old Curiosity Shop (2009) | Actor | Mrs. Quilp |
| The Pipes of Pan (2009) | Actor | Polly Bunning |
| The Shadow of Egypt (2009) | Actor | Lilian Westcott |
| South Sea Bubble (2009) | Actor | Mary Ottery |
| Stock Car (2009) | Actor | Nurse Sprott |
| Tears for Simon (2009) | Actor | Mrs. Bellamy |
| Things Are Looking Up (2009) | Actor | Schoolmistress |
| The Basilisk (2009) | Actor | The Beautiful Woman |
| Quinney's (2009) | Actor | Susan Quinney |
| Lilacs in the Spring (2009) | Actor | 1st Woman |
