Pat Heywood
Born: 1931-08-01 in Gretna Green, Scotland, UK
Died: 2024-06-26
Known For: Acting
Biography
Patricia Heywood (born 1 August 1931) was a Scottish actress. She was nominated for BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Romeo and Juliet in 1969. Description above from the Wikipedia article Pat Heywood, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
1994
- Sparrow as Sister Teresa
1992
1989
- Getting It Right as Mrs. Lamb
- First and Last as Audrey Holly
1988
- Christabel as Frau Muckle
- Young Toscanini as Madre Allegri
1987
- Inspector Morse as Mrs. Mitchell
- The Secret Garden as Mrs. Sowerby
- Wish You Were Here as Aunt Millie
- East of Ipswich as Richard's Mother
1985
- Screen Two as Mrs. Burrill
- Long Term Memory as Joan
1984
- I Thought You'd Gone
- Dog Ends as Beatrice
1983
- Arms and the Man as Catherine
1982
- Objects of Affection as Molly
- Rolling Home as Molly
1980
- Hammer House of Horror as Emily Shenley
- Rottingdean as Joan
- The Gate of Eden: Part One - Mr. Falconer as Freda
- The Gate of Eden: Part Three - Peter as Freda
- The Gate of Eden: Part Two - Sue as Freda
1978
- Hazell as Mrs Bradley
- Wuthering Heights as Ellen 'Nelly' Dean
- The O'Hooligan File as Olive Dunn
1977
- BBC2 Play of the Week as Olive Dunn
1976
- Laurence Olivier Presents as Mrs Hawthorn
- Lucky Feller
1975
- Our Terry as Hilda
1974
- Playhouse as Joan
1973
- Centre Play as Hilda
- Bequest to the Nation as Emily
- That Sinking Feeling as Vi
1972
- Crown Court
- Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? as Dr. Mason
- The Train Now Standing
- A Fluid Arrangement as Nancy
1971
- 10 Rillington Place as Ethel Christie
1970
- Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny & Girly as Nanny
- All the Way Up as Hilda Midway
1969
- The Main Chance as Mrs. Elliott
- Battle of Britain as WRAF Cpl. Seymour (uncredited)
- Staircase as Nurse
1968
- Romeo and Juliet as the Nurse
1967
- ITV Playhouse as Esther Babcock
1965
- Public Eye as Lil
1958
- The Castiglioni Brothers as Berta
1956
- Armchair Theatre as Nancy
1951
- Hallmark Hall of Fame as Mrs. Sowerby