Ursula Jeans

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Ursula Jeans

Acting May 5, 1906

Simla, Punjab, India

Ursula Jeans was an English film, stage, and television actress, married to the actor Roger Livesey, with whom she appeared in 'The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp'.

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  1. 1965
    The Battle of the Villa Fiorita

    Movie Lady Anthea

  2. 1964
    Theatre 625

    TV show Mother Denis

  3. 1964
    Boy With a Flute

    Movie Dorothy Winters

  4. 1962
    Hedda Gabler

    Movie Miss Tesman

  5. 1961
  6. 1961
    The Green Helmet

    Movie Mrs. Rafferty

  7. 1959
    North West Frontier

    Movie Lady Windham

  8. 1955
    The Dam Busters

    Movie Mrs. Wallis

  9. 1955
    The Night My Number Came Up

    Movie Mrs Robertson

  10. 1948
    The Weaker Sex

    Movie Martha Dacre

  11. 1947
    The Woman in the Hall

    Movie Lorna Blake

  12. 1946
    Gaiety George

    Movie Isobel Forbes

  13. 1944
    Mr. Emmanuel

    Movie Frau Heinkes

  14. 1943
    The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp

    Movie Frau von Kalteneck

  15. 1939
    Over the Moon

    Movie Millie

  16. 1937
    Dark Journey

    Movie Gertrude

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  1. 1937
    Storm in a Teacup

    Movie Lisbet Skirving

  2. 1936
    The Man in the Mirror

    Movie Veronica

  3. 1933
    Friday the Thirteenth

    Movie Eileen Jackson

  4. 1933
    I Lived with You

    Movie Gladys Wallis

  5. 1933
    On Thin Ice

    Movie Lady Violet

  6. 1933
    Cavalcade

    Movie Fanny Bridges

  7. 1932
    The Barton Mystery

    Movie Ethel Standish

  8. 1932
    The Crooked Lady

    Movie Joan Collinson

  9. 1932
    Once bitten

    Movie Clare

  10. 1931
    The Flying Fool

    Movie Morella Arlen

  11. 1931
    The Love Habit

    Movie Rose Pom Pom

  12. 1928
    The Passing of Mr. Quinn

    Movie Vera, the Maid

  13. 1927
    Quinneys

    Movie Mabel Dredge

  14. 1927
    The Fake

    Movie Maid

  15. 1927
  16. 1923
  17. 1922