Susan George

female

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Born on July 26, 1950 (74 years old)

From Surbiton, Surrey, England, UK

Known for Acting

Biography

Susan Melody George (born 26 July 1950) is an English stage and screen actress, movie and television show producer. She is best known for appearing in films such as Straw Dogs (1971) with Dustin Hoffman, Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974) with Peter Fonda, and Mandingo (1975) with Ken Norton.

Cast Credits

2024
- The Deluge: Postscriptum
  as
  Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
  2024
2023
- 1066
  as
  Queen Emma
  2023
- Walker's Women
  as
  Marianne (archive footage)
  2023
2021
- Django & Django: Sergio Corbucci Unchained
  as
  Self - Actress (archive footage)
  2021
2016
- The Real Marigold Hotel
  as
  Self
  2016
2009
- City of Life
  as
  Constance Bateman
  2009
- In Your Dreams
  as
  Barbara Wood-Ross
  2009
2008
- Encirclement - Neo-Liberalism Ensnares Democracy
  as
  Herself
  2008
1997
- Diana & Me
  as
  Self
  1997
1995
- The Casting Couch
  as
  Self - Presenter
  1995
- The House that Mary Bought
  as
  Mary Close
  1995
- Tales of Mystery and Imagination
  as
  Betty Wilson
  1995
1990
- no image
  The Castle of Adventure
  as
  Allie Mannering
  1990
- Counterstrike
  as
  Annette Morley
  1990
- Cluedo
  as
  Mrs. Peacock
  1990
1989
- That Summer of White Roses
  as
  Ana
  1989
1988
- Jack the Ripper
  as
  Catherine Eddowes
  1988
1986
- Lightning, the White Stallion
  as
  Madame Rene
  1986
- Blacke's Magic
  as
  Maggie
  1986
1985
- EastEnders
  as
  Margaret Walker
  1985
1984
- Electric Blue Special: Nude Celebrity Special
  1984
- Czech Mate
  as
  Vicky Duncan
  1984
- Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense
  as
  Vicky Duncan
  1984
1983
- The Jigsaw Man
  as
  Penelope Kimberley / Annabelle Kimberley
  1983
- Pajama Tops
  as
  Yvonne Chauvinet
  1983
- Masquerade
  as
  Megan
  1983
1982
- The House Where Evil Dwells
  as
  Laura Fletcher
  1982
- Computercide
  as
  Lisa Korter
  1982
- Kiss My Grits
  as
  Baby
  1982
- Hotel
  as
  Barbara Fremont
  1982
- The Kenny Everett Television Show
  as
  Various
  1982
1981
- Venom
  as
  Louise Andrews
  1981
- Enter the Ninja
  as
  Mary Ann
  1981
- Electric Blue 005
  as
  Self
  1981
1979
- Tales of the Unexpected
  as
  Mabel Taylor
  1979
- Tales of the Unexpected
  as
  Mary Marney
  1979
1978
- Tomorrow Never Comes
  as
  Janie
  1978
- An Audience with...
  as
  Self
  1978
1977
- Tintorera: Killer Shark
  as
  Gabriella
  1977
- US Against the World
  as
  Self
  1977
1976
- A Small Town in Texas
  as
  Mary Lee
  1976
- Alice
  1976
1975
- Mandingo
  as
  Blanche Woodford Maxwell
  1975
- Out of Season
  as
  Joanna
  1975
1974
- Mission: Monte Carlo
  as
  Michelle Devigne
  1974
- Dirty Mary Crazy Larry
  as
  Mary
  1974
1973
- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
  as
  Anne
  1973
1972
- Sonny and Jed
  as
  Sonny Lester Trigado
  1972
1971
- Straw Dogs
  as
  Amy
  1971
- Fright
  as
  Amanda
  1971
- Die Screaming Marianne
  as
  Marianne
  1971
- On Location: Dustin Hoffman
  as
  Self
  1971
- The Persuaders!
  as
  Michelle Devigne
  1971
1970
- The Looking Glass War
  as
  Susan
  1970
- Twinky
  as
  Twinky
  1970
- Eyewitness
  as
  Pippa
  1970
- Spring and Port Wine
  as
  Hilda Crompton
  1970
- Ride, Ride
  as
  Sarah Stone
  1970
1969
- All Neat in Black Stockings
  as
  Jill
  1969
- Doctor in the House
  as
  Jenny
  1969
1968
- Dracula
  as
  Lucy Weston
  1968
- Up the Junction
  as
  Joyce
  1968
- The Strange Affair
  as
  Frederika March
  1968
1967
- Billion Dollar Brain
  as
  Russian Girl on Train
  1967
- The Sorcerers
  as
  Audrey Woods
  1967
- Compensation Alice
  as
  Shop Girl
  1967
1966
- Mystery and Imagination
  as
  Lucy Weston
  1966
1965
- no image
  Davey Jones' Locker
  as
  Susan Haddock
  1965
- Cup Fever
  as
  Vicky Davis
  1965
1963
- The Human Jungle
  as
  Gina McCutcheon
  1963
1962
- The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
  as
  Self
  1962
- The Merv Griffin Show
  as
  Self
  1962
1953
- The Oscars
  as
  Self
  1953

Crew Credits

1989
- That Summer of White Roses
  as
  Executive Producer
  1989