Person

Siobhán McKenna

Acting · 1922–1986 · Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Siobhán McKenna (May 24, 1922 – November 16, 1986) was an Irish actress acclaimed for her captivating stage and screen performances. Her accolades include three Irish Film and Television Awards and a BAFTA. She was also honored with a prestigious CBE in 1977 for her contributions to the arts. Beyond her acting work, McKenna was deeply committed to preserving and promoting Irish culture and was an outspoken advocate for human rights and social justice causes.

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  Theatre 625

  Ursula Maria Torpe

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  Playhouse

  Bridget Hitler

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  Tales of the Unexpected

  The Landlady

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  Omnibus

  1952

• Small World

  Self

• Producers' Showcase

  Leslie Crosbie

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  Doctor Zhivago

  Anna

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  Hallmark Hall of Fame

  1951

• The Dow Hour of Great Mysteries

  Marion Halcombe

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  The Last Days of Pompeii

  Fortunata

• 2004DinocrocWaitress #3
• 1984Angels in the AnnexeBetty Jarvis
• 1984Memed My HawkIroz
• 1984The Last Days of PompeiiFortunata
• 1981The Journal of Bridget HitlerBridget Hitler
• 1980Juno and the PaycockMrs. Tancred
• 1979Roald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected: The LandladyThe Landlady
• 1979Tales of the UnexpectedThe Landlady
• 1976CircasiaClown
• 1975Philadelphia, Here I ComeMadge
• 1974PlayhouseBridget Hitler
• 1965Doctor ZhivagoAnna
• 1965Zhivago: Behind the Camera with David LeanSelf
• 1964Of Human BondageNora Nesbitt
• 1964Theatre 625Ursula Maria Torpe
• 1962The Playboy of the Western WorldPegeen Mike
• 1961King of KingsMary
• 1960Cradle of GeniusSelf
• 1960The Dow Hour of Great MysteriesMarion Halcombe
• 1958The Winslow BoyCatherine Winslow
• 1958Small WorldSelf
• 1956The LetterLeslie Crosbie
• 1954Producers' ShowcaseLeslie Crosbie
• 1952Omnibus
• 1951Hallmark Hall of Fame
• 1951Fortune in DiamondsAnne Hunter
• 1950W. B. Yeats: A Tribute
• 1949The Lost PeopleMarie
• 1948Daughter of DarknessEmily Beaudine
• 1947Hungry HillKate Donovan