The 39 Steps
Louisa Jordan
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Helen Haye
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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.
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44 acting credits · Includes cameos and other appearances where listed.
Action of the Tiger
Countess Valona
St. Martin's Lane
Selina
Hobson's Choice
Mrs. Hepworth
Conspirator
Lady Witheringham
The Skin Game
Mrs. Hillcrist
Anna Karenina
Countess Vronsky
The Man in Grey
Lady Rohan
The Spy in Black
Mrs. Sedley
Madonna of the Seven Moons
Mother Superior
Bleak House
Miss Barbay
Lilacs in the Spring
Lady Drayton
Kipps
Mrs. Walshingham
Wings of the Morning
Aunt Jenepher
Fanny by Gaslight
Mrs. Somerford
Atlantic
Clara Tate-Hughes
The Gypsy and the Gentleman
Caroline Ayrton
A Girl Must Live
Aunt Primrose
Mine Own Executioner
Lady Maresfield
A Place of One's Own
Florence Manning-Tutthorn
Her First Affaire
Her First Affaire
Lady Brogden
The Case of the Frightened Lady
Lady Lebanon
My Teenage Daughter
Aunt Louisa Black
The Girl in the Taxi
Delphine
The Nipper
Lady Sevenoaks
The Cradle Song
The Cradle Song
The Prioress
Brown Sugar
Lady Knightsbridge
It's a Boy
It's a Boy
Mrs. Bogle
This Week of Grace
Lady Warmington
Mrs. Fitzherbert
Lady Sefton
Third Time Lucky
Old Lady
Cotton Queen
Margaret Owen
Masks and Faces
Masks and Faces
Dame Best
Knowing Men
Korah's Aunt (Marquise de Jaurmais)
The Skin Game
Mrs. Hillcrist
Drake of England
Lady Lennox
The Dictator
Queen Mother Juliana
Front Page Story
Susan's Mother
Dear Octopus
Dear Octopus
Dora Randolph
The Officers' Mess
The Officers' Mess
Mrs. Harbottle
Beyond the Cities
Beyond the Cities
Amy Hayes
Riding High
Riding High
Miss Ada Broadbent