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Name
  
Iris Hoey

Role
  
Actress


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Born
  
17 July 1885 (
1885-07-17
)

Died
  
May 13, 1979, London, United Kingdom

Spouse
  
Cyril Raymond (m. 1922–1936)

Movies
  
The Girl Who Couldn't Quite, The Tenth Man

Children
  
John North Blagrave Raymond

Similar People
  
Cyril Raymond, Ralph Ince, Brian Desmond Hurst, Thomas Bentley, Graham Cutts

Marriage location
  
Bristol, United Kingdom

Iris Hoey (17 July 1885 – 13 May 1979) was a British actress in the first half of the twentieth century, both on stage and in movies. She married twice, first to Max Leeds, then the actor Cyril Raymond but divorced on both occasions.

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On the 4 December 1923, with Cyril Raymond she had a son John North Blagrave Raymond, who was born in Bristol.

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Filmography

Actress
1954
The Facts of Life (TV Movie) as
Mrs. Peters
1953
A Fish in the Family (TV Movie) as
Lady Blair
1950
The Girl Who Couldn't Quite as
Janet
1949
Poet's Pub as
Lady Keith
1940
Just William as
Mrs. Brown
1940
The Midas Touch as
Ellie Morgan
1938
Pygmalion as
Ysabel - Social Reporter
1938
The Terror as
Mrs. Elvery
1938
Jane Steps Out as
Mrs. Wilton
1937
Let's Make a Night of It as
Laura Boydell
1937
The Perfect Crime as
Mrs. Pennypacker
1936
The Limping Man as
Mrs. Paget
1936
The Tenth Man as
Lady Etchingham
1936
A Star Fell from Heaven as
Frau Heinmeyer
1936
Once in a Million as
Mrs. Fenwick
1936
Living Dangerously as
Lady Annesley
1934
Those Were the Days as
Agatha Poskett
1931
Her Reputation as
Dultitia Sloane
1922
Tense Moments with Great Authors as
Isabel Carlyle (segment "East Lynne")
1922
East Lynne (Short) as
Isabel Carlyle
Self
1954
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre (TV Series) as
Self
- We Live to Please (1954) - Self
1935
Regal Cavalcade as
Waitress (uncredited)

References

Iris Hoey Wikipedia