Pat Kirkwood(1921-2007)

Actress
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Pat Kirkwood was born on 24 February 1921 in Pendleton, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK. She was an actress, known for After the Ball (1957), BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (1950) and The Passing Show (1951). She was married to Peter Knight, Hubert Gregg, Spiro de Spero Gabriele and John William Atkinson Lister. She died on 25 December 2007 in Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK.

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Known for

After the Ball

6.1

Vesta Tilley

1957

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

7.0

TV Series

Eliza Doolittle
Marie Lloyd

The Passing Show

TV Series

Marie Lloyd

Stars in Your Eyes

5.5

Sally Bishop

1956

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Actress

'Wiltons' - The Handsomest Hall in Town
7.2
TV Special
- Carrie Harris
- 1970
After the Ball
6.1
- Vesta Tilley
- 1957
Stars in Your Eyes
5.5
- Sally Bishop
- 1956
The Great Little Tilley
TV Movie
- Vesta Tilley
- 1956
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
7.0
TV Series
- Eliza Doolittle
- Marie Lloyd
- 1953–1956
For Your Pleasure
TV Movie
- (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1953
The Passing Show
TV Series
- Marie Lloyd
- 1953
Two of Everything
TV Movie
- Phillippa Heath
- 1953
Kaleidoscope
8.0
TV Series
- Self in Song Time segment
- 1951
Once a Sinner
5.8
- Irene James (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1950
No Leave, No Love
5.8
- Susan Malby Duncan
- 1946
Flight from Folly
- Sue Brown (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1945
Band Waggon
5.4
- Pat (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1940
Come on George!
6.3
- Ann Johnson (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1939
Me and My Pal
5.6
- Peggy (as Patricia Kirkwood)
- 1939

Soundtrack

Val Parnell's Spectacular
6.0
TV Series
- performer: "A Cock Eyed Optimist", "I Am Loved", "My Old Man (Said Follow the Van)"
- 1960
Stars in Your Eyes
5.5
- performer: "Stars In My Eyes", "I'd Pick Piccadilly", "The Man That Wakes The Man That Blows Reveille", "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" (uncredited)
- 1956
No Leave, No Love
5.8
- performer: "Love on a Greyhound Bus", "All the Time", "Isn't It Wonderful?" (uncredited)
- 1946
Band Waggon
5.4
- performer: "The Melody Maker", "The Only One Who's Difficult is You", "Heaven Will Be Heavenly", "Boomps-a-Daisy" (uncredited)
- 1940

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Alternative name
- Patricia Kirkwood
Born
- February 24, 1921
- Pendleton, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK
Died
- December 25, 2007
- Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK(Alzheimer's disease)
Spouses
Other works
Stage: Appeared in "Black Velvet", London, England.
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Trivia
Following the failure of No Leave, No Love (1946), she suffered a major breakdown and attempted suicide, spending eight months in a New York sanatorium. This cost her the lead in the London stage production of "Annie Get Your Gun".