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Claire Bloom Claire Bloom Height: 5' 3" [160.02 cm.] Eye Color: Brown FILM Miss Dali Maggie Ventura Pons Max Rose Eva Rose Daniel Noah Marco D'aviano Rosa Renzo Martinelli The King's Speech Queen Mary Tom Hooper Imagining Argentina Sarah Steinbuerf Myriad Pictures Christopher Hampton The BooK Of Eve Eve Focus Films Claude Fontaine Daylight Eleanor Trilling Daylight Prods Rob Cohen Mighty Aphrodite Amanda's Mother Sweetheart Prods Woody Allen Crimes And Misdemeanours Miriam Woody Allen Sammie & Rosie Get Laid Alice Stephen Frears Clash Of The Titans Hera Stephen Frears Islands In The Stream Audrey FranKlin J Schaffner A Doll's House Nora Helmer PatricK Garland The Brothers Grimm Dorothea Grimm The Haunting Theodora Robert Wise The Buccaneer Bonnie Brown Anthony Quinn The Brothers Karamazov Katya Richard BrooKs The Outrage Wife Martin Ritt The Spy Who Came In From The Cold Nan Perry Martin Ritt Look BacK In Anger Helena Charles Tony Richardson Richard III The Lady Anne Laurence Olivier The Man Between Susanne Mallison Carol Reed Limelight Terry Charlie Chaplin TELEVISION Summer of RocKets Aunt Mary BBC Stephen PoliaKoff Midsomer Murders Matilda Stowe Bentley Productions NicK Laughland Doc Martin Margaret Ellingham Buffalo Pictures Ltd Paul Seed Casualty Helen BBC Julie Edwards The Bill Jill Robertson TalKbacK Thames Richard Signy Doctor Who Woman BBC Euros Lynn Fiona's Story Helen BBC Adrian Shergold New TricKs Helen Delamere Wall To Wall Julian Simpson The Chatterly Affair Helena BBC Miss Marple Aunt ada Peter MedaK Doc Martin Margaret ITV Trial And Retribution Helen Masters La Plante Productions ANDY HAY The Ten Commandments Rani HBO Jericho Marie Granada Diarmuid Lawrence Bedlam A Productions Ltd David Wheatly Imogen's Face Elinor Imogen's Face Prods Ltd Renny Rye Family Money Fran Pye Whistling Gypsy A Village Affair Cecily Jordan John Hertzfeld Remember Anne Deveraux HR Productions Norman Stone Miss Marple - The Mirror CracKed Marina Gregg BBC Peter Hall The Camomile Lawn Sophy Zed Productions Liberty Madame Bartholdi Anastasia Czarina Alexandra Queenie VicKy Kelley Page 1 of 2 Initimate Contact Ruth Gregory The Belle Of Amhurst Anne & Debbie Debbie The Ghost Writer Hope Oedipus The King Jocasta Shadowlands Joy Davidman Time And The Conways Mrs Conway Brideshead Revisited Lady Marchmain King John Constance BBC ShaKespeare Series Cymbeline Queen BBC ShaKespeare Series Hamlet Gertrude BBC ShaKespeare Series Henry Viii Kathrine of Aragon BBC ShaKespeare Series THEATRE Six Dance Lessons In Six WeeKs Theatre Royal HaymarKet Conversations After A Burial Almeida Howard Davies Electra David Leveaux The Cherry Orchard The Loeb Theatre, Boston A Winter's Tale Stratford Upon Avon Hamlet Old Vic King John Stratford Upon Avon When We Dead WaKen Almeida The Turn Of The Screw New YorK Vivall Vivat! New YorK Hedda Gabler New YorK Streetcar Named Desire Piccadilly Theatre London The Cherry Orchard Chichester/ART Theatre Cambridge A Doll's House New YorK/London/Tour Ivanov London All's Well That Ends Well Old Vic The Merchant Of Venice Old Vic Coriolanus Old Vic The Tempest Old Vic Twelfth Night Old Vic Hamlet Old Vic/Stratford Romeo And Juliet Old Vic Ring Around The Moon Globe Theatre The Lady's Not For Burning Globe Theatre Duel Of Angels Apollo Theatre The Condemned Of Altona Royal Court Page 2 of 2 .
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