Sandra Dickinson
Born: 1948-10-20 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Known For: Acting
Biography
Sandra Dickinson is a talented American-British actress best known for her role as Trillian in the original BBC television adaptation of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." Her portrayal of Trillian, the lone human survivor in the universe, brought a mix of intelligence, humor, and charm to the character. Dickinson's performance added depth and warmth to the role, contributing to the appeal of the series. Her work in the show earned her recognition and solidified her as an integral part of the beloved adaptation of Douglas Adams' iconic work.
Filmography
2025
- The Running Man as Victoria Parrakis
- Jungle Beat 2: The Past
- Dead Actually
2022
- The Batman as Dory
2020
- Jeepers Creepers as Fantasy Lover (voice)
2019
- Dead Fred as Georganne
2018
- Ready Player One as Old Boxing Woman
- Intrigo: Death of an Author as Madame H
- You, Me and Him as Jury
2016
- Counterfeit Cat as (voice)
2015
- Thunderbirds Are Go! as Grandma Tracy (voice)
2011
- The Amazing World of Gumball as Granny Jojo (voice)
- White Van Man as Debbie
2010
- Celebrity Coach Trip as Self
2009
- Tormented as Miss Swanson
- Four Weddings
2008
- Cash in the Celebrity Attic as Self
2007
- Stagknight as Fay
2005
2004
- If... as Janey
- Caught in the Act as Mother
1999
- Sunburn as Sylvie Chalfont
1996
- Space Truckers as Bitchin' Betty
1995
- Balto as Dixie / Sylvie (voice)
1991
- Pebble Mill as Self
- 2Point4 Children as Tina
1989
- Tales from the Crypt as Sally
1988
- You Bet!
- Eisenhower and Lutz as Patsy Warner
1986
- Dead Man's Folly as Marilyn Gale
1984
- Supergirl as Pretty Young Lady
- I've Got A Secret
- The Clairvoyant as Lily
1983
- Superman III as Wife
- The Lonely Lady
- Philip Marlowe, Private Eye as Blossom
1981
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy as Trillian
- The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy as Trillian
- Triangle as Penny Warrender
1979
1978
- Return of the Saint as Girl at Airport
1973
- The Final Programme as Waitress
1972
- Rainbow as Herself - Storyteller