Phyllis Neilson-Terry(1892-1977)

Actress

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Phyllis Neilson-Terry was born on 15 October 1892 in London, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Boadicea (1927), Tense Moments with Great Authors (1922) and Trilby (1922). She was married to Heron Carvic and Cecil King. She died on 25 September 1977 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Boadicea (1927)

7.9

Queen Boadicea

1927

Tense Moments with Great Authors

6.8

Trilby (segment "Trilby")

1922

Short

Trilby

1922

Alan Badel and Jane Downs in Pride and Prejudice (1958)

Pride and Prejudice

7.5

TV Series

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

Credits

Actress

Les conspiratrices
7.1
- Sister Elisaveta
- 1960
The Golden Spur
8.1
TV Series
- The Duchess of York
- 1959
Theatre Night
8.2
TV Series
- Emily (Lady Bletchley)
- 1959
Les Corps sauvages
7.0
- Mrs. Redfern
- 1959
Ivanhoe
7.1
TV Series
- Queen Eleanor
- 1958
ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
- Mrs. Fisher
- 1958
Pride and Prejudice
7.5
TV Series
- Lady Catherine de Bourgh
- 1958
Rx for Murder
7.1
- Lady Lacy
- 1958
Behold, the King
TV Movie
- Elpis
- 1957
One Family
5.5
- Australia
- 1930
Boadicea
7.9
- Queen Boadicea
- 1927
Tense Moments with Great Authors
6.8
- Trilby (segment "Trilby")
- 1922
Trilby
Short
- Trilby
- 1922
L'appel du sang
6.9
- Hermione Lester
- 1919
Trilby
5.7
- 1915

Personal details

Height
- 1.74 m
Born
- October 15, 1892
- London, England, UK
Died
- September 25, 1977
- London, England, UK
Spouses
Parents
Relatives
Other works
She acted in William Shakespeare's play, "Twelfth Night", at the New Theatre in London, England with Jean Forbes-Robertson, Arthur Wontner, Sir Robert Atkins, Clare Harris, John Laurie and Norman Forbes in the cast. Sir Robert Atkins was also the director.
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles

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Trivia
Daughter of actor Fred Terry and stage actress Julia Neilson.

Salary
- Les Corps sauvages
  (1959)
  £200

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