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Rosemary Martin

Acting Born Dec 17, 1936 Died Aug 14, 1998 Birmingham, England, UK 67 credits

Biography

Rosemary Martin works in acting. Born December 17, 1936 in Birmingham, England, UK. Died August 14, 1998. Archytele lists 67 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

Sex & Chocolate
Crossing the FloorLord of Misrule
Pie in the SkyMiddlemarchOutside EdgeSeaforth
Peak PracticeCracker
Heartbeat
Gone to the DogsThe Object of Beauty
Jeeves and Wooster
A Dry White SeasonBlore M.P.
The Raggedy RawneyThe Four Minute MileThe Dressmaker
Inappropriate Behaviour
CasualtyLove MatchThe Insurance Man
Screen TwoSilas MarnerBird Fancier
The BillDriving AmbitionSlaygroundLaughterhouseDriving Ambition
Wilfred and Eileen
MonaA Sudden WrenchLunch
BergeracBergeracTenkoThe Chinese DetectiveUnited Kingdom
The Gentle TouchFoxFoxFeelifax
TessThe Reaper
Life Begins at FortyPennies from Heaven
PremiereThe Sound of LaughterThe Obelisk
Bill BrandIt Shouldn't Happen to a Vet
The SweeneyLooking for ClancyPlaintiffs and DefendantsTwo Sundays
PlayhouseOh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt!
Last of the Summer WineHighway Robbery
Crown Court
Play for Today
More Than a Miracle
BBC Play of the MonthA Slight Case Of...Never Mention Murder
Armchair Theatre

Full filmography

  • Sex & Chocolate (1997) as Loretta
  • Crossing the Floor (1996) as Janet Pearce
  • Lord of Misrule (1996) as Janie
  • Pie in the Sky (1994) as Gillian Burgess
  • Middlemarch (1994) as Mrs. Bulstrode
  • Outside Edge (1994) as Sonia
  • Seaforth (1994)
  • Peak Practice (1993) as Joyce Jordan
  • Cracker (1993) as Irene Jackson
  • Heartbeat (1992) as Miss Spicer
  • Gone to the Dogs (1991) as Margaret Morley
  • The Object of Beauty (1991) as Mrs Doughty
  • Jeeves and Wooster (1990) as Lady Wickham
  • A Dry White Season (1989) as Mrs Beachley
  • Blore M.P. (1989) as Pam Sangster
  • The Raggedy Rawney (1988) as Becky
  • The Four Minute Mile (1988) as Mrs Lambert
  • The Dressmaker (1988) as Mrs Manders
  • Inappropriate Behaviour (1987) as Mrs Bardsley
  • Casualty (1986) as Sheila Kavanagh
  • Love Match (1986) as Flo
  • The Insurance Man (1986) as Miss Weber
  • Screen Two (1985) as Mrs. Bardsley
  • Silas Marner (1985) as Dolly Winthrop
  • Bird Fancier (1985) as Shirley Desmond
  • The Bill (1984)
  • Driving Ambition (1984) as Donna Hewitt
  • Slayground (1984) as Dr King
  • Laughterhouse (1984) as Sylvia, The Continuity Girl
  • Driving Ambition (1984) as Donna Hewitt
  • Wilfred and Eileen (1983) as Mrs. Willett
  • Mona (1982) as Mrs Atkins
  • A Sudden Wrench (1982) as Christine
  • Lunch (1982) as Betty
  • Bergerac (1981) as Jill
  • Bergerac (1981) as Diana Lister
  • Tenko (1981) as Verna Johnson
  • The Chinese Detective (1981) as Greta Longman
  • United Kingdom (1981) as Barbara Sullivan MP
  • The Gentle Touch (1980)
  • Fox (1980) as Renie Fox
  • Fox (1980) as Renie Fox
  • Feelifax (1980) as alison
  • Tess (1979) as Mrs. Durbeyfield
  • The Reaper (1979) as Madame Noir
  • Life Begins at Forty (1978) as Jill Simpson
  • Pennies from Heaven (1978) as Marjorie
  • Premiere (1977) as Hilda
  • The Sound of Laughter (1977) as Victoria
  • The Obelisk (1977) as Hilda
  • Bill Brand (1976) as Winnie Scoular
  • It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet (1976) as Mrs. Dalby
  • The Sweeney (1975) as Mrs. Lipman
  • Looking for Clancy (1975) as Aunt Rita
  • Plaintiffs and Defendants (1975) as Mrs. Sawsbury
  • Two Sundays (1975) as Alison
  • Playhouse (1974) as Betty
  • Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt! (1974) as Vera Parkinson
  • Last of the Summer Wine (1973) as Mrs. Partridge
  • Highway Robbery (1973) as Freda Bass
  • Crown Court (1972) as Mrs. Hill
  • Play for Today (1970) as Christine
  • More Than a Miracle (1967) as Pretentious Princess
  • BBC Play of the Month (1965)
  • A Slight Case Of... (1965)
  • Never Mention Murder (1965) as Woman at Dinner Table and Bar (uncredited)
  • Armchair Theatre (1956) as Deborah Plummer