Avice Landone
Introduction '''Avice Landone''' (1 September 191012 June 1976) was an English actress who appeared in British television and film.She was born in Quetta, British India, and made her screen debut in the 1948 film ''My Brother Jonathan''. From 1961 she co-starred with Peggy Mount in the ITV sitcom ''Winning Widows''. Between 1970 and 1972 she played Margaret Brown in the television series ''Man at the Top''.She was married to the actor Bruno Barnabe. She retired from acting in 1972 and died in 1976, aged 65, from undisclosed causes.
Filmography  Year Title Role Notes1948 ''My Brother Jonathan''  Mrs. Martyn 1950 ''Guilt Is My Shadow''  Eva 1951 ''The Franchise Affair''  Mrs. Wynn 1951 ''Laughter in Paradise''  Shopper at Swan & Edgar  Uncredited1951 ''White Corridors''  Sister Jenkins 1952 ''Something Money Can't Buy''  Maternity Sister  Uncredited1953 ''Personal Affair''  1st Gossip  Uncredited1953 ''Operation Diplomat''  Mrs. Terry 1953 ''Love in Pawn''  Mrs. Trusslove 1953 ''Escape by Night''  Mrs. Weston 1954 ''The Embezzler''  Miss Ackroyd 1954 ''Thought to Kill''  Maud 1955 ''An Alligator Named Daisy''  Mrs. Weston 1955 ''Windfall''  Mary Lee 1956 ''My Teenage Daughter''  Barbara 1956 ''Reach for the Sky''  Douglas Bader's Mother 1956 ''Eyewitness''  Night Sister 1957 ''True as a Turtle''  Valerie Partridge 1958 ''Rx Murder''  Mrs. Motlock 1958 ''Carve Her Name With Pride''  Vera Atkins 1958 ''The Wind Cannot Read''  Second Nurse 1958 ''A Cry from the Streets''  Rachel 1958 ''The 39 Steps''  Louisa  Uncredited1960 ''Operation Cupid''  Mrs. Mountjoy 1961 ''Five Golden Hours''  Beatrice 1962 ''Gaolbreak''  Mrs. Wallis 1964 ''This Is My Street''  Lily 1964 ''The Leather Boys''  Reggie's Mother 1964 ''Nothing But the Best''  Mrs. Horton 1969 ''Two Gentlemen Sharing''  Mrs. Pater - Roddy's Mother 1971 ''The Blood on Satan's Claw''  Isobel Banham 1972 ''The Adventures of Barry McKenzie''  Mrs. Gort  (final film role)
Selected theatre roles * ''Great Day'' (1945) by Lesley Storm* ''A Lady Mislaid'' (1950) by Kenneth Horne* ''And This Was Odd'' (1951) by Kenneth Horne* ''Not in the Book'' (1958) by Arthur Watkyn
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