Mary Barclay(1916-2008)

Actress

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Mary Barclay was born on 20 July 1916 in Williton, Somerset, England, UK. She was an actress, known for BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950), Alexander Graham Bell (1965) and Les aventures sexuelles extra-conjugales (1972). She was married to David Taylor and Richard Barclay. She died on 19 February 2008 in Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK.

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Known for

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950)

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.2

TV Series

Edith Clark
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Webb
Nancy Green

Alexander Graham Bell

TV Series

Mrs. Hubbard

Les aventures sexuelles extra-conjugales (1972)

Les aventures sexuelles extra-conjugales

4.9

Cynthia

1972

George Segal and Glenda Jackson in Une maîtresse dans les bras, une femme sur le dos (1973)

Une maîtresse dans les bras, une femme sur le dos

6.5

Martha Thompson

1973

Credits

Actress

Secret Army
8.5
TV Series
- Sophie Chantal
- 1977–1979
Justine
4.1
- Marquise
- 1976
Wodehouse Playhouse
7.9
TV Series
- Lady Wingham
- 1976
Play for Today
7.8
TV Series
- Old woman
- 1975
Shades of Greene
7.9
TV Series
- Dean's Wife
- 1975
My Honourable Mrs
TV Series
- Mother
- 1975
Second Time Around
7.0
TV Series
- Wendy
- 1974
Steptoe and Son
7.8
TV Series
- Wife at Travel Agency
- 1973
Spy Trap
7.9
TV Series
- Apache
- 1973
Une maîtresse dans les bras, une femme sur le dos
6.5
- Martha Thompson
- 1973
Les aventures sexuelles extra-conjugales
4.9
- Cynthia
- 1972
Scoop
TV Series
- Lady Godrington
- 1972
The Moonstone
7.2
TV Series
- Mrs, Ablewhite
- 1972
Le Révolutionnaire
5.5
- 'A's Mother (uncredited)
- 1970
The Newcomers
6.9
TV Series
- Miss Rawlings
- 1967

Personal details

Height
- 1.68 m
Born
- July 20, 1916
- Williton, Somerset, England, UK
Died
- February 19, 2008
- Guernsey, Channel Islands, UK(following a stroke)
Spouses
Other works
She played a Cockney prostitute in the play "Tit-Coq (Little Rooster)", which ran in Canada for three years, beginning in 1948.

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Trivia
After World War II, she and her husband Richard Barclay emigrated to Canada, where she landed her first film role in "Sins of the Fathers". The couple returned to Britain in 1956, where she continued her stage, film, and television appearances.

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