Marie Ney(1895-1981)

Actress

Marie Ney was born on 18 July 1895 in Chelsea, London, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Simba (1955), Escape! (1930) and Witchcraft (1964). She was married to Thomas Menzies. She died on 11 April 1981 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Simba

6.2

Mrs. Crawford

1955

Escape!

5.7

Grace

1930

Witchcraft

6.1

Malvina Lanier

1964

BBC Sunday-Night Theatre

6.9

TV Series

Mrs. Robinson
Christine
Lady Ann Monchensey
Lady Catesby
Lena Surrege
Mrs. Conway
Mrs. Tabret

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Actress

ITV Playhouse
7.0
TV Series
- Frau Surnosky
- 1969
Witchcraft
6.1
- Malvina Lanier
- 1964
West 11
6.5
- Mildred Dyce
- 1963
Love Story
7.1
TV Series
- Mrs Merriman
- 1963
BBC Sunday-Night Play
8.6
TV Series
- Mrs. Carrington
- Mrs. Lee
- 1961–1962
Maigret
7.8
TV Series
- Madame Besson
- 1960
Armchair Theatre
7.5
TV Series
- Aunt Deirdre
- Mrs. Egmont
- Aline Solness ...
- 1957–1960
Eroika
7.1
- Miss Norton
- 1960
The Four Just Men
7.1
TV Series
- Madame de Seiberd
- 1960
ITV Play of the Week
6.8
TV Series
- Dr. Anne Carrington
- Lady Corbel
- 1956–1959
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre
6.9
TV Series
- Mrs. Robinson
- Mrs. Conway
- Mrs. Tabret ...
- 1950–1957
The Surgeon's Knife
- Matron Fiske
- 1957
Yield to the Night
7.1
- Governor
- 1956
ITV Television Playhouse
7.9
TV Series
- Mary Bonaventure
- Lillian Harvey
- 1955–1956
Simba
6.2
- Mrs. Crawford
- 1955

Personal details

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Born
- July 18, 1895
- Chelsea, London, England, UK
Died
- April 11, 1981
- London, England, UK(undisclosed)
Spouse
- Thomas MenziesJune 18, 1930 - May 12, 1962 (his death)
Other works
[1940-41] Appeared in one-woman stage show "Shakespeare's Women", in Australia
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
British stage and radio actress of patrician countenance, in occasional sound films from 1930. She started her acting career in New Zealand and (with the Williamson Company) in Australia, later honing her skills at the Old Vic and Drury Lane in London. Ney was for many years involved with British Actor's Equity and was a fervent advocate of live theatre. In private life she was a collector of fine arts and books.