Eleanor Bron
Actress and screenwriter, 'Help!'
Born
March 14th, 1938
87 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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An English actress and screenwriter, engaged in film and television productions throughout the 20th century. Made a significant mark in British cinema with a prominent role in the Beatles' movie 'Help!' in 1965. Worked extensively in theater, television, and film, often noted for her work with prominent figures in the arts. Contributed to writing and screenplays, including adaptations for television. Involved in several successful productions, showcasing versatility in genres and mediums.
Appeared in 'Help!' alongside The Beatles
Acted in 'The Royal Family' and 'The Reckoning'
Worked with BBC in various productions
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