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Actor
Natasha Parry
- Born December 2, 1930 in London, England, UK
- Died July 22, 2015
Natasha Parry (2 December 1930 – 22 July 2015) was an English actress of Russian descent. The daughter of film director Gordon Parry, she was married to theatre director Peter Brook from 1951 until her death, and is the mother of filmmakers Irina Brook and Simon Brook.
Known for
Romeo and Juliet1968
Midnight Lace1960
Oh! What a Lovely War1969
The Prodigal Daughter1981
Monsieur Ripois1954
Meetings with Remarkable Men1979
Dark Night, Calcutta1964
Crow Hollow1952
Filmography
- 2014The Taste of BlueberriesFilmJeanne
- 2002The Tragedy of HamletFilmGertrude
- 2002Brook by BrookFilmSelf
- 1982Le LitFilmEva
- 1982La CerisaieFilmLioubov
- 1981The Prodigal DaughterFilmLa mère
- 1979Meetings with Remarkable MenFilmVitvitskaia
- 1979The Serpent SonSeriesPriestess of Apollo
- 1979Pourquoi PatriciaFilmPatricia
- 1976Red Letter DaySeriesFelicity
- 1976The Five Pound OrangeFilmFelicity
- 1974Haunted: The FerrymanFilmAlex Owen
- 1974Affairs of the HeartSeriesEmily Walker
- 1974OccupationsFilmCountess Angellica
- 1970Shadows of FearSeriesLena
- 1969Oh! What a Lovely WarFilmSir William Robertson's Lady
- 1968Romeo and JulietFilmLady Capulet
- 1964Dark Night, CalcuttaFilm
- 1964The Count of Monte CristoSeriesMercédès
- 1963Girl in the HeadlinesFilmPerlita Barker
- 1962Man of the WorldSeriesMaria
- 1961Sir Francis DrakeSeriesCountess Inez
- 1961The Rose AffairFilmBella
- 1961The Fourth SquareFilmSandra Martin
- 1961A Call on Kuprin: Part 1FilmVera
- 1961A Call on Kuprin: Part 2FilmVera
- 1960Midnight LaceFilmPeggy Thompson
- 1960Sunday-Night PlaySeriesVera
- 1959The Rough and the SmoothFilmMargaret Goreham
- 1958A Midsummer Night's DreamFilmTitania
- 1957Windom's WayFilmAnna Vidal
- 1956Armchair TheatreSeriesAdela, Bella
- 1954Monsieur RipoisFilmPatricia
- 1953King LearFilmCordelia
- 1952Crow HollowFilmAnne Armour
- 1952OmnibusSeriesCordelia
- 1951The Dark ManFilmMolly
- 1950Dance HallFilmEve
- 1950Midnight EpisodeFilm
- 1949Golden ArrowFilmBetty Felton