Helen Haye
Helen Haye wurde am 28. August 1874 in der Provinz Assam, Britisch-Indien, geboren. Sie war Schauspielerin und bekannt für ihre Rollen in „Die verängstigte Lady“ (1940), „Die 39 Stufen“ (1935) und „Drake der Pirat“ (1935). Sie war mit Ernest Attenborough verheiratet. Sie starb am 1. September 1957 in London, England.
Fotos
Filme (44)

The Gypsy and the Gentleman
1958 · Caroline Ayrton

Action of the Tiger
1957 · Countess Valona

My Teenage Daughter
1956 · Aunt Louisa Black

Lilacs in the Spring
1954 · Lady Drayton

Hobson's Choice
1954 · Mrs. Hepworth

Front Page Story
1954 · Susan's Mother
Anastasia
1953 · The Dowager Empress of Russia

Conspirator
1949 · Lady Witheringham

Third Time Lucky
1949 · Old Lady

Anna Karenina
1948 · Countess Vronsky

Mrs. Fitzherbert
1947 · Lady Sefton

Mine Own Executioner
1947 · Lady Maresfield
The Cradle Song
1947 · The Prioress

A Place of One's Own
1945 · Florence Manning-Tutthorn

Madonna of the Seven Moons
1945 · Mother Superior

Fanny by Gaslight
1944 · Mrs. Somerford
Dear Octopus
1943 · Dora Randolph

The Man in Grey
1943 · Lady Rohan

Kipps
1941 · Mrs. Walshingham

The Case of the Frightened Lady
1940 · Lady Lebanon
Riding High
1939 · Miss Ada Broadbent

A Girl Must Live
1939 · Aunt Primrose

St. Martin's Lane
1939 · Selina

The Spy in Black
1939 · Mrs. Sedley

The Girl in the Taxi
1937 · Delphine

Cotton Queen
1937 · Margaret Owen

Wings of the Morning
1937 · Aunt Jenepher

The 39 Steps
1935 · Louisa Jordan

Drake of England
1935 · Lady Lennox

The Dictator
1935 · Queen Mother Juliana
It's a Boy
1934 · Mrs. Bogle

This Week of Grace
1933 · Lady Warmington
Her First Affaire
1932 · Lady Brogden

Monte Carlo Madness
1932
The Officers' Mess
1931 · Mrs. Harbottle

Brown Sugar
1931 · Lady Knightsbridge

The Skin Game
1931 · Mrs. Hillcrist
Beyond the Cities
1930 · Amy Hayes

The Nipper
1930 · Lady Sevenoaks

Knowing Men
1930 · Korah's Aunt (Marquise de Jaurmais)

Atlantic
1929 · Clara Tate-Hughes

The Skin Game
1921 · Mrs. Hillcrist

Bleak House
1920 · Miss Barbay
Masks and Faces
1917 · Dame Best



