
Acting
Jill Bennett
Acting · Born 1931-12-24 · Penang, Federated Malay States
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jill Bennett (24 December 1931 – 4 October 1990) was a British actress, and the fourth wife of playwright John Osborne. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jill Bennett, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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The World of Hammer
1994 · Self (archive footage)
FilmThe Sheltering Sky
1990 · Mrs. Lyle
FilmHawks
1988 · Vivian Bancroft

Worlds Beyond
1986 · Elizabeth Barrington

Paradise Postponed
1986 · Lady Grace Fanner
Paradise Postponed
FilmParadise Postponed
1986 · Lady Grace Fanner

Time for Murder
1985 · Sonia Barrington

Poor Little Rich Girls
1984 · Daisy Troop
FilmThe Aerodrome
1983 · Eustasia
FilmBritannia Hospital
1982 · Dr. MacMillan
FilmCountry
1981 · Alice Carlion
FilmFor Your Eyes Only
1981 · Jacoba Brink

Orient Express
1979 · Jane Belloc
FilmThe Old Crowd
1979 · Stella
FilmFull Circle
1978 · Lily Lofting
Almost a Vision
FilmAlmost a Vision
1976 · Isobel
FilmThe Old Curiosity Shop
1975 · Sally Brass
Ms or Jill and Jack
FilmMs or Jill and Jack
1974
FilmI Want What I Want
1972 · Margaret
FilmJulius Caesar
1970 · Calpurnia

ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969 · Annie
FilmInadmissible Evidence
1968 · Liz Eaves
FilmThe Charge of the Light Brigade
1968 · Mrs. Fanny Duberly

Half Hour Story
1967 · Penelope

ABC Stage 67
1966 · Frida Holmeier

BBC Play of the Month
1965 · Anna
FilmThe Nanny
1965 · Aunt Pen

Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965 · Mary Hass
FilmThe Skull
1965 · Jane Maitland

A Choice of Coward
1964 · Gilda
FilmA Midsummer Night's Dream
1964 · Helena

Espionage
1963 · Mistress Patience Wright
FilmThe Criminal
1960 · Maggie
Somerset Maugham Hour
Somerset Maugham Hour
1960 · Annette
FilmLust for Life
1956 · Willemien

Armchair Theatre
1956 · Isa
FilmThe Anatomist
1956 · Mary Belle
FilmThe Extra Day
1956 · Susan
FilmAunt Clara
1954 · Julie Mason
FilmHell Below Zero
1954 · Gerda Petersen
FilmThe Pleasure Garden
1953 · Miss Kellerman
FilmMoulin Rouge
1952 · Sarah
FilmThe Long Dark Hall
1951 · 1st Murdered Girl