Irene Browne(1891-1965)

Actress

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Irene Browne

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Les chaussons rouges (1948)

Irene Browne was born on 23 February 1891 in Hendon, London, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Les chaussons rouges (1948), The House in the Square (1951) and Drink (1917). She died on 24 July 1965 in Marylebone, London, England, UK.

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Known for

Moira Shearer in Les chaussons rouges (1948)

Les chaussons rouges

8.1

Lady Neston

1948

The House in the Square (1951)

The House in the Square

7.0

Lady Anne Pettigrew

1951

Gervaise

1917

Jeanne Eagels in The Letter (1929)

6.6

Mrs. Joyce(as Irene Brown)

1929

Credits

Actress

Jules de Londres
6.7
- Dowager
- 1963
Probation Officer
6.7
TV Series
- Mrs. Bostock
- 1962
Thirty Minute Theatre
TV Series
- Mrs. Lodge
- 1962
ITV Television Playhouse
8.0
TV Series
- Mrs. Dexter
- Lady Damaris
- Mrs. Peters
- 1955–1961
ITV Play of the Week
6.6
TV Series
- Aunt Helen
- The Mum
- Mrs. Whitefield ...
- 1956–1961
Teddy Boys
6.3
- Mrs. Phillips
- 1959
Rooney
6.5
- Mrs. Manning ffrench
- 1958
Il était un petit navire
6.7
- Mrs. Barrington
- 1957
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents
8.2
TV Series
- Agnes
- 1956
The House in the Square
7.0
- Lady Anne Pettigrew
- 1951
Madeleine
6.9
- Mrs. Grant (uncredited)
- 1950
Trottie True
5.8
- Duchess (uncredited)
- 1949
A House in the Square
TV Movie
- Lady Mountstephan
- 1949
The Bad Lord Byron
5.2
- Lady Melbourne
- 1949
Quartet
7.3
- Lady Bland (segment "The Alien Corn")
- 1948

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Personal details

Alternative name
- Irene Brown
Height
- 1.69 m
Born
- February 23, 1891
- Hendon, London, England, UK
Died
- July 24, 1965
- Marylebone, London, England, UK(cancer)
Other works
Stage actress.
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
British-born leading actress with long stage experience, beginning in 1910 with 'Robert Macaire'. Appeared in the West End production of 'No,No Nanette' (1925), followed by Noel Coward's 'Cavalcade'. She was also in the Hollywood screen version of 'Cavalcade' (1933), but was subsequently relegated to supporting roles and eventually returned to the London stage.

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