Anna Calder-Marshall
Biography
Anna Calder-Marshall is an English actress. Her father was the novelist and essayist Arthur Calder-Marshall. Her husband is actor David Burke and her son is actor Tom Burke.
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Movies (29)
A Bear Remembers
as Ebba
2025
Sweet Sue
as Ethel
2023
Fly Free
as Mary
2023
Uncle Vanya
as Nana
2020
The Third Day: Autumn
as Margaret
2020
No Masks
2020
Last Christmas
as Dora
2019
National Theatre Live: LOVE
as Barbara
2018
Only the Lonely
as Elspeth
2018
Trespass Against Us
as Vic
2016
13 Steps Down
as Queenie
2012
Love and Distrust
as Priscilla (segment "The Summer House")
2010
The Summer House
as Priscilla
2010
Animated Epics: Beowulf
as Queen Wealtheow ( voice )
1998
Anna Karenina
as Princess Schcherbatksy
1997
Saint-Ex
as Moisy
1996
Witness Against Hitler
as Dorothy Poelchau
1996
The Eligible Bachelor
as Lady Helena / Agnes Northcote
1993
Titus Andronicus
as Lavinia
1985
Androcles and the Lion
as Lavinia
1984
King Lear
as Cordelia
1983
Days
as The Woman
1981
The Winter's Tale
as Hermione
1981
The Two Faces of Evil
as Janet
1980
Zulu Dawn
as Fanny Colenso
1979
Kay
as Kay
1978
Michael Regan
as Doreen
1971
Wuthering Heights
as Cathy Earnshaw
1970
Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You
as Millie Dobbs
1970
TV Shows (21)
Bodies
as Lady Harker
2023
The Third Day
as Margaret
2020
Les Misérables
as Madame Rully
2018
Strike
as Janice Beattie
2017
Harlots
as Mrs. May
2017
Thirteen Steps Down
as Queenie
2012
New Tricks
as Helen Baxter
2004
Doctor Who: Scream of the Shalka
as Mathilda Pierce (voice)
2003
Midsomer Murders
as Susan Millard
1997
Heartbeat
as Claire Mercer
1992
Rules of Engagement
as Joanna Goodman
1989
Agatha Christie's Poirot
as Maude Abernethie
1989
Inspector Morse
as Jane Robson
1987
Lovejoy
as Virginia Moncrieff
1986
Sherlock Holmes
as Lady Helena / Agnes Northcote
1984
Tottie: The Story of a Doll's House
as Tottie (voice)
1984
Hammer House of Horror
as Janet
1980
Bloomers
1979
Playhouse
as The Woman
1974
Great Performances
as Nana
1971
Male of the Species
as Mary MacNeil
1969