Renée Asherson(1915-2014)

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Los otros (2001)

Renée Asherson nació el 19 de mayo de 1915 en Kensington, Londres, Inglaterra. Fue una actriz, conocida por Los otros (2001), Enrique V (1944) y Se anuncia un asesinato (1985). Estuvo casada con Robert Donat. Murió el 30 de octubre de 2014 en Londres, Inglaterra.

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Los otros
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- Old Lady
- 2001
Búho Gris
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- Carrie Belaney
- 1999
Los asesinatos de Midsomer
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- Emily Simpson (as Renee Asherson)
- 1997
Performance
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- Marjorie
- 1995
Brighton Belles
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- Diana
- 1994
Harnessing Peacocks
6,4
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- Louisa Fox
- 1993
Bookmark
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Serie de TV
- Miss Agnew
- 1993
Lovejoy
7,8
Serie de TV
- Baroness
- 1993
Screen One
6,8
Serie de TV
- Old Lady
- 1992
Screen Two
6,4
Serie de TV
- Charmian Colston
- 1992
Life After Life
6,6
Película de TV
- Rosie Treadwell
- 1990
Chain
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Miniserie de TV
- Evelyn Brinkwell
- 1990
Norbert Smith, a Life
8,4
Película de TV
- Lady Norbert
- 1989
Tom's Midnight Garden
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Miniserie de TV
- Mrs. Bartholomew
- 1989
Hora de asesinatos
6,2
Serie de TV
- Helen, Lady Sibley
- 1985

Nombres alternativos
- Renee Ascherson
Nacimiento
- 19 de mayo de 1915
- Kensington, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Fallecimiento
- 30 de octubre de 2014
- Primrose Hill, Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(causas naturales)
Cónyuge
- Robert Donat4 de mayo de 1953 - 9 de junio de 1958 (su muerte)
Otras obras
She acted in William Shakespeare's play, "Romeo & Juliet," at the King's Theatre in Hammersmith, London, England with Basil C. Langton, Esmond Knight, Michael Goodliffe, Douglas Wilmer, Gerald K. Souper, Horace Sequeira, Eric Porter (Tybalt's Page), Agnes Laughlan, Sir Lewis Casson, and Francis Crowdy in the cast. Clare Harris was director and Graham Crowden was assistant stage manager.
Listings de publicidad
- 1 entrevista

Curiosidades
Asherson's serendipitous casting as French Princess Katherine in Enrique V (1944) was the result of Olivier fearing that 'Vivien Leigh was too big a star and might eclipse his own performance in the title role'.

Citas
Larry [Laurence Olivier] saw me when I was at the Mercury, doing a revival of the Mask of Virtue, the play in which Vivien Leigh had made her name. Apparently they had come to see the play and then asked me to do a test for Henry V - I didn't even know Larry was filming it. Larry also asked Janet Burnell who was playing my mother to test for the Queen, and we both got the parts. It had been intended that Vivien should play the Princess but, after Gone with the Wind, her agents didn't think it was a big enough part for her.