Susan Field

Acting

Birthday

1932/10/18

Day of death

2005/03/19 (72 years old)

Gender

Female

Place of Birth

Norfolk, England, UK

Also know as

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Biography

Susan Field was born on 18 October 1932 in Norfolk, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Frankenstein (1994), Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998) and The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother (1975). She died on 19 March 2005 in Camden, London, England, UK.

Acting
Norbert Smith: A Life
7.0

(1989) Norbert Smith: A Life

as Mrs. Grim

Little Dorrit
6.5

(1987) Little Dorrit

as Mrs. Tiffin

The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother
6.0

(1975) The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother

as Queen Victoria

The Plant
3.3

(1995) The Plant

as Professor Shipley

EverAfter
7.4

(1998) EverAfter

as Laundry Supervisor

7.0

(1990) The Fool

as ---

0.0

(1968) Thark

as Mrs. Frush

The Tall Guy
5.7

(1989) The Tall Guy

as Dr Freud

The Square of Three
9.0

(1973) The Square of Three

as Mrs. Orange

Packman's Barn
0.0

(1976) Packman's Barn

as Denise Barton

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
6.4

(1994) Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

as Frau Brach

Office Party
0.0

(1971) Office Party

as Esther

Clockwise
6.2

(1986) Clockwise

as Woman in Lane

Consuming Passions
8.0

(1988) Consuming Passions

as Lady On TV

Agatha Christie's Poirot
8.2

(1989) Agatha Christie's Poirot

as Mrs Ross

Blake's 7
7.3

(1978) Blake's 7

as Alta Morag

Troubles
10.0

(1988) Troubles

as Mrs Porteous

Midsomer Murders
7.5

(1997) Midsomer Murders

as Emily Beavis

Dempsey and Makepeace
6.4

(1985) Dempsey and Makepeace

as Flower Seller

Harry Enfield and Chums
7.1

(1994) Harry Enfield and Chums

as Ivy

Microsoap
0.0

(1998) Microsoap

as Old Lady

Chelmsford 123
7.0

(1988) Chelmsford 123

as Venus

0.0

(1968) The Jazz Age

as Mrs Frush

0.0

(1980) Breakaway

as Daisy

Theatre 625
7.2

(1964) Theatre 625

as Julia

Theatre 625
7.2

(1964) Theatre 625

as Lizaveta Bogdanovna

0.0

(1961) The Younger Generation

as Beatie

The Phoenix and the Carpet
5.8

(1976) The Phoenix and the Carpet

as Cook