Betty Stockfeld(1905-1966)

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Betty Stockfeld was born on 15 January 1905 in Sydney, Australia. She was an actress, known for 77 Park Lane (1931), Farewell to Love (1931) and Arènes joyeuses (1935). She was married to Aubrey St. John Edwards. She died on 27 January 1966 in Tadworth, Surrey, England, UK.

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Known for

77 Park Lane

5.0

Mary Connor

1931

Farewell to Love

6.4

Claire Winter

1931

Arènes joyeuses

Betty

1935

Dishonour Bright

6.4

Stella Crane

1936

Credits

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Actress

Somerset Maugham Hour
8.1
TV Series
- Countess Marbella
- 1961
The Richest Man in the World
TV Movie
- Contessa Luisa Barranca Baldocchi
- 1960
True as a Turtle
5.6
- Lady Brazier
- 1957
L'habit vert
TV Movie
- 1957
Guilty?
5.9
- Mrs. Roper
- 1956
Les amants du tage
6.8
- Maisie
- 1955
Dear Octopus
TV Movie
- Margery Harvey
- 1953
Edward and Caroline
6.9
- Lucy Barville
- 1951
The Girl Who Couldn't Quite
5.7
- Pamela
- 1950
Flying Fortress
5.4
- Lady DeBorah 'Debbie' Ottershaw (as Betty Stockfield)
- 1942
Hard Steel
6.4
- Freda Haddon
- 1942
Elles étaient douze femmes
5.9
- La princesse Kadikoff
- 1940
Le président Haudecoeur
6.1
- Mrs. Betty Brown
- 1940
Sur le plancher des vaches
5.5
- Jeanne Couret, l'aviatrice
- 1939
Frenzy
- Maud
- 1939

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Personal details

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Alternative name
- Betty Stockfield
Born
- January 15, 1905
- Sydney, Australia
Died
- January 27, 1966
- Tadworth, Surrey, England, UK(leukemia)
Spouse
- Aubrey St. John Edwards? - January 27, 1966 (her death)
Other works
She acted in Jean Genet's play, "The Maids," and Jean Tardieu's play, "Three Men and a Chair," at the New Lindsey Theatre Club in London, England with Tutte Lemkow, Aubrey Woods, Selma Vaz Dias, and Hazel Penwarden in the cast. Peter Zadek was director.
Publicity listings
- 2 Articles
- 2 Magazine Cover Photos

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Trivia
Fair-haired, blue-eyed Australian-born stage actress, educated in Paris and trained for acting at the London School of Dramatic Art. A fluent French speaker, she divided her time appearing in both British and French films in the 1930's, 40's and 50's.