Lisa Harrow
- Acting
- August 25, 1943 · Auckland, New Zealand
Biography
Lisa Harrow (born 25 August 1943 in Auckland, New Zealand) is an actress, noted for her roles in British theatre, films and television. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lisa Harrow, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Filmography
- Caterpillar · Huia
- Blind Bitter Happiness · Grandma Magsie
- Destination Love · Katherine
- Blue Smoke
- Rūrangi · Radio Host
- Snooze Time · Evie
- Red Knot · Self
- Step Dave · Marrion
- Jessica · Hester Bergman
- Jessica
- The Omen Legacy · Self
- Country · Miriam
- Sunday · Madeleine Vesey
- That Eye, the Sky · Alice Flack
- Kavanagh Q.C. · Lizzie Kavanagh
- Witchcraft · Meg Oakfield
- The Last Days of Chez Nous · Beth
- The Strauss Dynasty · Anna
- Come in Spinner · Claire Jeffries
- A Sense of Guilt · Helen Irving
- Nonni und Manni · Sigrid Jonsdottir (Mutter)
- Act of Betrayal · Eileen McGurk
- Always Afternoon · Nancy Kennon
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries · Petra Summers
- Lizzie's Pictures
- Inspector Morse · Thelma Radford
- Shaker Run · Dr. Christine Rubin
- Other Halves · Liz
- Playing Shakespeare
- Under Capricorn · Lady Henrietta Flusky
- Man and Superman · Ann Whitefield
- Nancy Astor · Nancy Astor
- From a Far Country · Wanda
- The Final Conflict · Kate Reynolds
- Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde · Ann
- The Waterfall · Jane Gray
- The Professionals · Geraldine Mather
- 1990 · Lynn Blake
- Six Characters in Search of an Author · The Stepdaughter
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet · Helen Herriot
- Star Maidens · Liz
- Space: 1999 · Anna Davis
- All Creatures Great and Small · Helen Alderson
- Churchill's People · Mrs Graham
- The Tempter · Emilia Contreras
- Bedtime Stories · Marianne
- Film '72 · Self
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes · Beatrice Graham
- The Expert · Anne Kyneston
- BBC Play of the Month · Ludmilla
- Hallmark Hall of Fame · Helen