Isabel Jeans
English actress (1891-1985) · United Kingdom · Actors · Died at 93
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Something wrong?Isabel Jeans was an English stage and film actress known for her roles in several Alfred Hitchcock films and her portrayal of Aunt Alicia in the 1958 musical film Gigi.
A life in dates
1985Died4 September 19851972
Lord Peter WimseySeries, Dowager Duchess1969
The Magic ChristianFilm, Dame Agnes Grand1961
Victoria ReginaFilm, Mistress of the Robes1960
A Breath of ScandalFilm, Princess Eugénie1957
It Happened in RomeFilm, Cynthia1948
Elizabeth of LadymeadFilm, Mother in 19031942
Banana RidgeFilm, Sue Long1941
SuspicionFilm, Mrs. Newsham1938
Breakdowns of 1938Film, Paula (archive footage) (uncredited)1937
TovarichFilm, Fermonde Dupont1934Rolling in MoneyFilm, Duchess of Braceborough1932Sally BishopFilm, Dolly Durlacher1928
Easy VirtueFilm, Larita Filton1927
DownhillFilm, Julia1925
The RatFilm, Zelie de Chaumet1891Born16 September 1891
Lord Peter WimseySeries, Dowager Duchess1969
The Magic ChristianFilm, Dame Agnes Grand1961
Victoria ReginaFilm, Mistress of the Robes1960
A Breath of ScandalFilm, Princess Eugénie1957
It Happened in RomeFilm, Cynthia1948
Elizabeth of LadymeadFilm, Mother in 19031942
Banana RidgeFilm, Sue Long1941
SuspicionFilm, Mrs. Newsham1938
Breakdowns of 1938Film, Paula (archive footage) (uncredited)1937
TovarichFilm, Fermonde Dupont1934Rolling in MoneyFilm, Duchess of Braceborough1932Sally BishopFilm, Dolly Durlacher1928
Easy VirtueFilm, Larita Filton1927
DownhillFilm, Julia1925
The RatFilm, Zelie de Chaumet1891Born16 September 1891Photos 1
Filmography 30
31 credits on file
Television 1
In their orbit 2
About this person
Country
United Kingdom
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1891 to 1985 · aged 93
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