Lisa Harrow
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Lisa Harrow (born 25 August 1943 in Auckland, New Zealand) is an actress, noted for her roles in British theatre, films and television. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lisa Harrow, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Filmography
Caterpillar
2026
as Huia
Blind Bitter Happiness
2023
as Grandma Magsie
Destination Love
2022
as Katherine
Blue Smoke
2021
Rūrangi
2020
as Radio Host
Snooze Time
2015
as Evie
Red Knot
2014
as Herself
Step Dave
2014
as Marrion
Jessica
2004
as Hester Bergman
Jessica
2004
The Omen Legacy
2001
as Self
Country
2000
as Miriam
Sunday
1997
as Madeleine Vesey
That Eye, the Sky
1995
as Alice Flack
Kavanagh Q.C.
1995
as Lizzie Kavanagh
The Last Days of Chez Nous
1992
as Beth
Witchcraft
1992
as Meg Oakfield
The Strauss Dynasty
1991
as Anna
Come in Spinner
1990
as Claire Jeffries
A Sense of Guilt
1990
as Helen Irving
Act of Betrayal
1988
as Eileen McGurk
Always Afternoon
1988
as Nancy Kennon
Nonni und Manni
1988
as Sigrid Jonsdottir (Mutter)
Inspector Morse
1987
as Thelma Radford
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries
1987
as Petra Summers
Lizzie's Pictures
1987
Shaker Run
1985
as Dr. Christine Rubin
Other Halves
1984
as Liz
Playing Shakespeare
1984
Under Capricorn
1983
as Lady Henrietta Flusky
Man and Superman
1982
as Ann Whitefield
Nancy Astor
1982
as Nancy Astor
The Final Conflict
1981
as Kate Reynolds
From a Far Country
1981
as Wanda
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
1980
as Ann
The Waterfall
1980
as Jane Gray
Six Characters in Search of an Author
1977
as The Stepdaughter
1990
1977
as Lynn Blake
The Professionals
1977
as Geraldine Mather
It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet
1976
as Helen Herriot
Star Maidens
1976
as Liz
All Creatures Great and Small
1975
as Helen Alderson
Space: 1999
1975
as Anna Davis
The Tempter
1974
as Emilia Contreras
Churchill's People
1974
as Mrs Graham
Bedtime Stories
1974
as Marianne
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
as Beatrice Graham
Film '72
1971
as Self
The Expert
1968
as Anne Kyneston
BBC Play of the Month
1965
as Ludmilla
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Helen