Susan Stephen
From Wikipedia Susan Rennie Stephen (16 July 1931 – 21 April 2000) was an English film actress. Born in London, she was known in the 1950s for appearing in a number of B-films. She appeared in over 20 films including The Red Beret (1953), The House Across the Lake (1954), Pacific Destiny (1956) and Carry On Nurse (1959). Her film appearances became less frequent following her second marriage to film director Nicolas Roeg from 1957 to 1977.
Filmography
What's a Carry On?
as Nurse Georgie Axwell (archive footage) (uncredited)
What's a Carry On?
as Nurse Georgie Axwell (archive footage) (uncredited)
That's Carry On!
as Nurse Georgie Axwell (archive footage)
That's Carry On!
as Nurse Georgie Axwell (archive footage)
Operation Stogie
as Stella
Operation Stogie
as Stella
Three Spare Wives
as Susan
Three Spare Wives
as Susan
The Court Martial of Major Keller
as Laura Winch
The Court Martial of Major Keller
as Laura Winch
Return of a Stranger
as Pam Reed
Return of a Stranger
as Pam Reed
Carry On Nurse
as Nurse Georgie Axwell
Carry On Nurse
as Nurse Georgie Axwell
The Barretts of Wimpole Street
as Bella
The Barretts of Wimpole Street
as Bella
It's Never Too Late
as Tessa Hammond
It's Never Too Late
as Tessa Hammond
Pacific Destiny
as Olivia Grimble
Pacific Destiny
as Olivia Grimble
Value for Money
as Ethel
Value for Money
as Ethel
As Long as They're Happy
as Corinne Bentley
As Long as They're Happy
as Corinne Bentley
Golden Ivory
as Ruth Meecham
Golden Ivory
as Ruth Meecham
For Better, for Worse
as Anne Howard
For Better, for Worse
as Anne Howard
Dangerous Cargo
as Janie Matthews
Dangerous Cargo
as Janie Matthews
The House Across the Lake
as Andrea Forrest
The House Across the Lake
as Andrea Forrest
The Red Beret
as Penny Gardner
The Red Beret
as Penny Gardner
Luxury Girls
as Lorna Whitmore
Luxury Girls
as Lorna Whitmore
Father's Doing Fine
as Bicky
Father's Doing Fine
as Bicky
Treasure Hunt
as Mary O'Leary
Treasure Hunt
as Mary O'Leary
Stolen Face
as Betty
Stolen Face
as Betty
His Excellency
as Peggy Harrison
His Excellency
as Peggy Harrison