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Valentine Dunn

Acting Born Feb 12, 1905 Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland, UK 15 credits
15
Total Credits
1951
15 Years Career Span
2
Vault Titles
5
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Valentine Dunn works in acting. Born February 12, 1905 in Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Archytele tracks 15 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

▦ Film

Torment

as Mrs. Crier
Film

Gone to Earth

as Martha

Frequent co-stars

Dermot Walsh 1 shared title
John Bentley 1 shared title
Rona Anderson 1 shared title
Michael Martin Harvey 1 shared title
Dilys Laye 1 shared title

Career timeline

Blackmailed
TormentGone to Earth
A Song for Tomorrow
Loyal Heart
Great Day
Millions Like UsOld Mother Riley DetectiveThe Lamp Still Burns
Banana Ridge
Quiet Wedding
The Ware CaseThe Claydon Treasure MysteryWeddings Are Wonderful
East of Ludgate Hill

Full Filmography

15 titles
  • Torment (1950) as Mrs. Crier
  • Millions Like Us (1943) as Elsie
  • Blackmailed (1951) as Nurse in Corridor
  • The Ware Case (1938) as Minor Role (uncredited)
  • Gone to Earth (1950) as Martha
  • Quiet Wedding (1941) as (uncredited)
  • Old Mother Riley Detective (1943) as Elsie
  • A Song for Tomorrow (1948) as Mrs. Wardell
  • East of Ludgate Hill (1937) as Hattie Bickley
  • The Lamp Still Burns (1943) as Theatre Sister (uncredited)
  • Great Day (1945) as Beryl
  • The Claydon Treasure Mystery (1938) as Margaret McGregor - the Maid
  • Weddings Are Wonderful (1938) as Minor role
  • Banana Ridge (1942) as Mrs. Pink
  • Loyal Heart (1947) as Alice Burton

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Valentine Dunn best known for?

Valentine Dunn is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Torment (1950), Gone to Earth (1950).

When and where was Valentine Dunn born?

Valentine Dunn was born on February 12, 1905 in Hillhead, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.

How many credits does Valentine Dunn have?

Valentine Dunn has accumulated over 15 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1937 to 1951.