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Mary Ure (1933–1975)
An enchantingly beautiful, luminous blonde, Mary Ure was born in Glasgow in 1933. Her first film was Zoltan Korda's Storm Over the Nile (1955), a misfiring remake of The Four Feathers (1939). Next was Windom's Way (1957) - a tale of rubber plantation strikes and marital strife, but more significant events had been occurring off-screen. In 1956, ...
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Born:in Glasgow, Scotland, UKDied:(age 42) in London, England, UK |
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Actress (16 credits)
Actress (16 credits)
1956-1974
ITV Play of the Week
(TV Series)
Jane#1 / Ophelia
Jane#1 / Ophelia
- The Break
(1974)
... Jane#1
- Hamlet
(1956)
... Ophelia
1958
Omnibus
(TV Series)
Jennet Jourdemayne
Jennet Jourdemayne
- The Lady's Not for Burning
(1958)
... Jennet Jourdemayne
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Self (4 credits)
Self (4 credits)
1971
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
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Herself
Herself
- Episode #10.40
(1971)
... Herself
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She played Abigail Williams in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" at the Royal Court Theatre in London, England with Rachel Kempson, Nigel Davenport, Joan Plowright, Michael Gwynn, Kenneth Haigh, Rosalie Crutchley, Alan Bates, George Devine, and Robert Stephens in the cast. George Devine and Tony Richardson were directors. See more »Height:
5' 5" (1.65 m)
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Daughter of George (1891-1970) and Edith (née Swinburne) Ure (1897-1945). Both were born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland. See more »Star Sign:
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