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Jill Dixon

b. 1935

English actress

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Born 1935. Jill Dixon is a British actor.

Jill Dixon (born 1932) is an English actress.

Personal life and career Jill Dixon was born in England in December 1932. She made her debut as an actress at the age of three, appearing as a water nymph at the London Hippodrome. Although she appeared in several films, the majority of Dixon's career were parts in television series and television films. Her last film was the 1964 horror film Witchcraft co-starring Lon Chaney, Diane Clare and Jack Hedley. Dixon also acted in various Shakespeare stage productions including Much Ado About Nothing, King Lear and Love's Labour's Lost.

Filmography The Crowded Day (1954) as Jenny the maid Up in the World (1956) as Sylvia Checkpoint (1956) as Stewardess The Secret Place (1957) as Joan (uncredited) High Tide at Noon (1957) as Matille Trudeau Just My Luck (1957) as Anne A Night to Remember (1958) as Mrs Clarke Witchcraft (1964) as Tracy Lanier

TV The Queen Came By – TV film (1955) as Kitty Tape The Merry Wives of Windsor – TV film (1955) as Anne Page ITV Play of the Week – TV series, 2 episodes (1957) as Petra/Doris Good Wives – TV series, 5 episodes (1958) as Amy Our Mutual Friend – TV series, 5 episodes (1958–1959) as Miss Lavinia Wilfer Sunday Night Theatre – TV series, 2 episodes (1960) as Diddo Geiss/Bunty Mainwaring An Age of Kings – TV series, 2 episodes (1960) as Queen Anne/Lady Anne Persuasion – TV series, 3 episodes (1960–1) as Louisa Musgrove The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse – TV film (1962) as Nurse Ann Thirty-Minute Theatre – TV series, 1 episode (1962) The Spread of the Eagle – TV mini series, 1 episode (1963) as Charmian Sergeant Cork – TV series, 1 episode (1964) as Emma Snedden The Man in Room 17 – TV series, 1 episode (1965) as Moira Leigh The Arthur Haynes Show – TV series, 1 episode (1965) Theatre 625 – TV series, 1 episode (1965) as Emily Jackson Love Story – TV series, 1 episode (1967) as Myra My Man Joe – TV series, 1 episode (1967) Armchair Theatre – TV series, 1 episode (1968) as Audrey Nash Sanctuary – TV series, 1 episode (1967) as Hilary Best of Enemies – TV series, 1 episode (1969) as Rowena Gordon Parkin's Patch – TV series, 1 episode (1970) as Mrs. Jackson Hadleigh – TV series, 1 episode (1971) as Nicola Penn Paul Temple – TV series, 1 episode (1971) as Liz The Capone Investment – TV series, 4 episodes (1974) as Abigail Softly, Softly: Task Force – TV series, 1 episode (1976) as Doris East Lynne – TV film (1976) as Barbara Hare Jubilee – TV series, 1 episode (1977) as Anne Tallwatch Crown Court – TV series, 1 episode (1977) as Tanith Grant Grange Hill – TV series, 5 episodes (1978–9) as Miss Clarke The Professionals – TV series, 1 episode (1980) as Amanda's Mother Ladykillers – TV series, 1 episode (1981) as Edith Mabel Pegler

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English actress

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