Helen Haye
- Acting
- August 27, 1874 · Assam Province, British India
- September 1, 1957
Biography
Helen Haye was born on August 28, 1874, in Assam Province, British India. She was an actress, known for 'The Frightened Lady (1940)', 'The 39 Steps (1935)', and 'Drake the Pirate (1935)'. She was married to Ernest Attenborough. She died on September 1, 1957, in London, England, UK.
Known for
Filmography
- The Gypsy and the Gentleman · Caroline Ayrton
- Action of the Tiger · Countess Valona
- Overseas Press Club - Exclusive! · Baroness von Kiel
- My Teenage Daughter · Aunt Louisa Black
- Lilacs in the Spring · Lady Drayton
- Hobson's Choice · Mrs. Hepworth
- Front Page Story · Susan's Mother
- Anastasia · The Dowager Empress of Russia
- Pride and Prejudice · Lady Catherine de Bourgh
- Conspirator · Lady Witheringham
- Third Time Lucky · Old Lady
- Anna Karenina · Countess Vronsky
- Mrs. Fitzherbert · Lady Sefton
- Mine Own Executioner · Lady Maresfield
- The Cradle Song · The Prioress
- A Place of One's Own · Florence Manning-Tutthorn
- Madonna of the Seven Moons · Mother Superior
- Fanny by Gaslight · Mrs. Somerford
- Dear Octopus · Dora Randolph
- The Man in Grey · Lady Rohan
- Kipps · Mrs. Walshingham
- The Case of the Frightened Lady · Lady Lebanon
- Riding High · Miss Ada Broadbent
- A Girl Must Live · Aunt Primrose
- The Spy in Black · Mrs. Sedley
- St. Martin's Lane · Selina
- The Girl in the Taxi · Delphine
- Cotton Queen · Margaret Owen
- Wings of the Morning · Aunt Jenepher
- The 39 Steps · Louisa Jordan
- Drake of England · Lady Lennox
- The Dictator · Queen Mother Juliana
- It's a Boy · Mrs. Bogle
- This Week of Grace · Lady Warmington
- Her First Affaire · Lady Brogden
- Monte Carlo Madness
- The Officers' Mess · Mrs. Harbottle
- Brown Sugar · Lady Knightsbridge
- The Skin Game · Mrs. Hillcrist
- Beyond the Cities · Amy Hayes
- The Nipper · Lady Sevenoaks
- Knowing Men · Korah's Aunt (Marquise de Jaurmais)
- Atlantic · Clara Tate-Hughes
- The Skin Game · Mrs. Hillcrist
- Bleak House · Miss Barbay
- Masks and Faces · Dame Best