Actor
Heather Thatcher
Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Heather Thatcher (3 September 1896 – 15 February 1987) was an English actress in theatre and films. She was from London. The Plaything (1929), produced by Castleton Knight and Elstree Studios, begins as a silent film. It develops into an audible film which is recorded in good quality for its time. The theme concerns a Highland laird who falls in love with a hedonistic London heiress. Thatcher plays a prominent role as Martyn Bennett. In 1931 she visited H ...

Known For
Acting
1955 -- Josephine and Men | May Luton
1955 -- The Deep Blue Sea | Lady Dawson
1954 -- Duel in the Jungle | Lady on the Niagara
1953 -- Will Any Gentleman...? | Mrs Whittle
1952 -- The Hour of 13 | Mrs. Chumley-Orr
1952 -- Father's Doing Fine | Lady Buckering
1951 -- Encore | Eva Barrett
1949 -- Trottie True | Angela Platt Brown
1949 -- Dear Mr. Prohack | Lady Maslam
1948 -- Anna Karenina | Countess Lydia Ivanova
1944 -- Gaslight | Lady Mildred Dalroy
1943 -- Above Suspicion | English Girl Dancing with Richard (Uncredited)
1942 -- Journey for Margaret | Mrs. Harris
1942 -- The Undying Monster | Conita 'Christy' Christopher
1942 -- This Above All | Nurse
1942 -- We Were Dancing | Mrs. Tyler-Blane
1942 -- Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake | Maggie Martin
1941 -- Man Hunt | Lady Alice Risborough
1939 -- Beau Geste | Lady Patricia Brandon
1938 -- Girls' School | Miss Brackett
1938 -- If I Were King | The Queen
1938 -- Fools for Scandal | Lady Potter-Porter
1937 -- Tovarich | Lady Kartegann
1937 -- The Thirteenth Chair | Mary Eastwood
1937 -- Mama Steps Out | Nadine Wentworth
1935 -- The Dictator | Lady of the Court
1934 -- It's a Boy | Anita Gunn
1934 -- The Private Life of Don Juan | Anna Dora, an Actress as Actresses Go
1933 -- Loyalties | Margaret Orme
1932 -- But the Flesh Is Weak | Lady Joan Culver
1931 -- Stepping Stones |
1930 -- A Warm Corner | Mimi
1930 -- Comets | Herself
1929 -- The Plaything | Martyn Bennett
1919 -- The First Men in the Moon | Susan
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