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Mary Millar

1936 – 1998

English actress and singer

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About Mary Millar

Lived 1936 – 1998 (aged 62). Mary Millar was a British television actor, actor, film actor and stage actor.

Works

Television

Year Title Role Notes 1953 Those Were the Days 1963, 1964 The Dick Emery Show 1963–71 The Stanley Baxter Show 1967 Titipu Yum-Yum BBC2 production 1957, 1959 The Desert Song Margot Bonvalet His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen 1967 studio recording 1958–59 Old Chelsea Mary Fenton King's Theatre, Glasgow 1960 Camelot Queen Guenevere Majestic Theatre, Manhattan Julie Andrews' understudy 1962 Lock Up Your Daughters Cloris Mermaid Theatre 1963 See You Inside Duchess Theatre 1963–64 All in Love Lydia Languish Mayfair Theatre Based on The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan 1965 Dearest Dracula Lucy Olympia Theatre, Dublin 1966 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Milly 1966 recording 1967–68, 1971 Bless the Bride Richmond Theatre 1967 studio recording 1967 Love From a Stranger Cecily Harrington Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1967 Virtue in Danger Berinthia Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1968 The Rivals Lydia Languish Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1969 The Real Inspector Hound Cynthia Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1969 Black Comedy Clea Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch Ann Veronica Stanley Cambridge Theatre Cast recording 1970 Spider's Web Clarissa Hailsham-Brown Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1972 Popkiss Poppy Dickie Globe Theatre Cambridge Arts Theatre 1973 The Importance of Being Earnest Honourable Gwendolen Fairfax Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch 1975 Small and Brassy King's Head Theatre Wyndham's Theatre 1978 Lark Rise Emma Timms Royal National Theatre 1984 Pack of Lies Barbara Jackson Lyric Theatre, London Replacing Judi Dench Sally Durant Plummer Forum Theatre, Wythenshawe Brighton Dome Haymarket Theatre 1986–90 The Phantom of the Opera Madame Giry Her Majesty's Theatre Leader of bible studies between shows, 1995 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs The Wicked Witch 1996 Follies: In Concert National Concert Hall, Dublin 1997–98 Beauty and the Beast Pal Joey The King and I Anna Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich The Mating Game An Evening with Mary Millar One-woman showTalking about her Christianity, life and work

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Important facts

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Also known as
Irene Mary Wetton

People in Mary Millar's life

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Contemporaries

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Mary Millar?

English actress and singer (1936–1998)

When was Mary Millar born?

Mary Millar was born on 26 July 1936 in Doncaster.

When did Mary Millar die?

Mary Millar died on 10 November 1998 in Brockley.

What was Mary Millar's occupation?

Mary Millar was a television actor, actor, film actor and stage actor.

What nationality was Mary Millar?

Mary Millar was British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mary Millar

· Wikidata: Q2188163

· DBpedia: Mary Millar

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