Jane Merrow

Acting

Jane Merrow

Born
(age 85)
Birthplace
Hertfordshire, England, UK
Credits
68 titles

Biography

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Jane Merrow (born 26 August 1941) is a British actress, born in London to an English mother and German refugee, who was active in the 1960s and 1970s in England and the US. She is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Her most notable role was as Alais, the mistress of Henry II (played by Peter O'Toole) in The Lion in Winter (1968), for which she received a Golden Globe nomination in the category of actress in a supporting role, losing to Ruth Gordon who won for Rosemary's Baby.

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Known For

Acting credits 65

YearTitleRole
TBA Get Lost Film Anna (The White Queen)
2025 In the Grip of Terror Film Matron Margaret
2022 Peter O'Toole: Along the Sky Road to Aqaba Film Self
2020 The Haunting of Margam Castle Film Edith Withers
2018 New Chilling Tales: The Anthology Film Mrs. White / Woman ("The Monkey's Paw" "The Yellow Wallpaper")
2016 UFO From Earth to the Moon Film Self
2013 The Yellow Wallpaper Film
2010 Beware of What You Wish For Film Mrs White
1997 Sharpe's Waterloo Film Duchess of Richmond
1993 Sharpe TV Duchess of Richmond (1 ep)
1986 Lovejoy TV Stella (1 ep)
1985 MacGyver TV Dr. Natalya Petrovitsh (1 ep)
1984 Airwolf TV Mrs. Eleanor Haines (1 ep)
1983 The Appointment Film Dianna
1982 St. Elsewhere TV Landlady (1 ep)
1981 The Patricia Neal Story Film Val Eaton
1980 Magnum, P.I. TV Vivien Brock Jones, Lady Wilkerson, Duchess of Whitt (1 ep)
1979 Hart to Hart TV (1 ep)
1978 The Eddie Capra Mysteries TV (1 ep)
1977 The Incredible Hulk TV (1 ep)
1976 Once an Eagle TV Hallie Burns (7 ep)
1974 A Time for Love Film Janice
1974 The Six Million Dollar Man TV Irina Leonova (3 ep)
1974 Diagnosis: Murder Film Mary Dawson
1973 The Magician TV Carol Spain / Lorna Hackett (1 ep)
1973 The Horror at 37,000 Feet Film Sheila O'Neill
1972 Van der Valk TV Diane (1 ep)
1972 The Hound of the Baskervilles Film Beryl Stapleton
1972 Emergency! TV Lady Rossman (1 ep)
1971 Hands of the Ripper Film Laura
1971 Bearcats! TV Samantha Burke (1 ep)
1971 Alias Smith and Jones TV (1 ep)
1970 UFO TV Jo Fraser (1 ep)
1970 Adam's Woman Film Bess
1969 Love, American Style TV Pamela, Miranda / Jeannie Zambini (1 ep)
1969 Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) TV Sandra Joyce (1 ep)
1969 Strange Report TV Jill Crowley (1 ep)
1969 Hadleigh TV Anne Hepton (13 ep)
1968 The Lion in Winter Film Alais
1968 Assignment K Film Martine
1967 The Prisoner TV Alison / Number Twenty-Four (1 ep)
1967 Man in a Suitcase TV (1 ep)
1967 Mannix TV Leona Kellaway (1 ep)
1967 Night of the Big Heat Film Angela Roberts
1966 Mission: Impossible TV Lady Cora Weston (1 ep)
1966 Mystery and Imagination TV Carmilla Karnstein (1 ep)
1965 The World of George Orwell: 1984 Film Julia
1965 BBC Play of the Month TV Sorel Bliss (1 ep)
1965 Catacombs Film Alice Taylor
1965 Gideon's Way TV Lollo Romano (1 ep)
1964 Theatre 625 TV Julia (1 ep)
1964 Story Parade TV Erika Hacker (1 ep)
1964 The System Film Nicola
1964 Detective TV Eve Gill (1 ep)
1963 Festival TV Susan, Giselle (1 ep)
1963 Lorna Doone TV (11 ep)
1963 Jane Eyre TV Rosamund Oliver (6 ep)
1963 The Human Jungle TV Penny Branch (1 ep)
1962 The Saint TV Mabel, Lois Norroy (1 ep)
1962 Man of the World TV Nurse (1 ep)

Crew credits 6

YearTitleJob
2018 New Chilling Tales: The Anthology Film Adaptation
2014 The Damned Thing Film Writer, Producer
2013 The Yellow Wallpaper Film Writer
2011 The Tell-tale Heart Film Writer, Producer
2010 Beware of What You Wish For Film Producer, Writer
1998 The Cater Street Hangman Film Co-Executive Producer
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