
Barbara Mitchell
Cast
- Born
- October 4, 1929 · Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, UK
- Died
- December 9, 1977
- Birth name
- Barbara Joy Mitchell
Barbara Mitchell was born on October 4, 1929 in Northampton, Northamptonshire, England, UK. She was an actress, known for For the Love of Ada (1972), The Larkins (1958) and Beryl's Lot (1973). She was married to Rex Graham. She died on December 9, 1977 in Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England, UK.
Cast
- 1977What's Up Nurse!Neighbour
- 1976The Twelve Tasks of AsterixVarious (voice)
- 1976Nobody Does It Like MartiSelf
- 1976Yanks Go HomeLady Gertrude
- 1975Celebrity SquaresSelf
- 1974Funny Ha-HaKate Carter
- 1974My Name Is Harry WorthMiss Sugget
- 1974Des O'Connor Entertains
- 1973The Gordon Peters ShowMrs. M
- 1973Beryl's LotVi Tonks
- 1973Lizzie DrippingPatty Arbuckle
- 1972For the Love of AdaRuth Pollitt
- 1972RainbowStoryteller
- 1972Jackanory PlayhousePatty Arbuckle
- 1972Whodunnit?Elsie Rutland
- 1971Please Sir!Mrs. Abbott
- 1971The Fenn Street GangMrs. Abbott
- 1971The Generation GameSelf - Guest Star
- 1971Owen, M.D.Marian Rees
- 1971Doctor at LargeSchoolmistress
- 1970From a Bird's Eye ViewWoman in Department Store
- 1970The GoodiesIsabel Chintz
- 1970For the Love of AdaRuth Pollitt
- 1969The DoctorsConnie Higson
- 1969Dombey and SonMrs. MacStinger
- 1969Ours Is a Nice HouseStella Barrington
- 1968Please Sir!Mrs. Abbott
- 1967Wait Until DarkSecond Mrs. (voice)
- 1967The Golden ShotSelf
- 1965JackanorySelf - Storyteller
- 1965Thirty-Minute TheatreEdith Henshaw
- 1965Pardon the ExpressionAgnes Bradshaw
- 1965Six of the BestDorinda
- 1963Ladies Who DoRose
- 1963HancockWoman Passer-by
- 1963BudMrs. Chanyne
- 1962Z CarsMrs. Barbara Evans
- 1961Going to WorkLouise
- 1960Coronation StreetMrs. Painter
- 1960Inn for TroubleHetty Prout
- 1960Arthur's Treasured VolumesBella Murphy
- 1960The Secret GardenNurse
- 1958Blue PeterHousewife
- 1958The LarkinsHetty Prout
- 1957Emergency-Ward 10Mrs. Garland
- 1955Dixon of Dock GreenAmy Ashton
- 1955This Is Your LifeSelf
- 1955ITV Play of the WeekTessa Lucas