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Susan Penhaligon

Susan Penhaligon

Actor · Born 1949-07-03 · Manila, Philippines

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Biography

Susan Penhaligon (born 3 July 1949) is a Cornish actress and writer known for her role in the drama series Bouquet of Barbed Wire (1976), and for playing Helen Barker in the sitcom A Fine Romance (1981–1984).

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Doctor Who (1963)
  2. The Land That Time Forgot (1974) — Lisa Clayton
  3. Soldier of Orange (1977) — Susan
  4. Remington Steele (1982) — Margaret Cable
  5. Patrick (1978) — Kathy Jacquard
  6. Not Quite Hollywood (2008) — Self
  7. Casualty (1986) — Hattie Kent
  8. A Touch of Frost (1992) — Pam Hartley
  9. The Uncanny (1977) — Janet (segment "London 1912")
  10. Tales of the Unexpected (1979) — WPC Mary Bryan
  11. House of Mortal Sin (1976) — Jenny Welch
  12. Count Dracula (1977) — Lucy Westenra
  13. Upstairs, Downstairs (1971) — Mary Stokes
  14. Top Dog (2014) — Sal
  15. Under Milk Wood (1972) — Mae Rose Cottage
  16. Bergerac (1981) — Ruth Gardiner
  17. No Sex Please - We're British (1973) — Penny Hunter
  18. Miracles Still Happen (1974) — Juliane Koepcke
  19. The Masks of Death (1984) — Miss Derwent
  20. Private Road (1971) — Ann Halpern
  21. Return of the Saint (1978) — Emma Bartlett
  22. The Mike Douglas Show (1961) — Self
  23. Play for Today (1970) — Lucy Bagley
  24. The Last Chapter (1974) — Penny
  25. A Fine Romance (1981) — Helen
  26. BBC Play of the Month (1965) — Isabella
  27. Blankety Blank (1979) — Self
  28. The Taming of the Shrew (1980) — Bianca
  29. Nasty Habits (1977) — Sister Felicity
  30. The Dead Room (2018) — Joan
  31. A Ghost Story for Christmas (1971) — Joan
  32. Public Eye (1965) — Tuesday Simpson
  33. Doctor Who: The Time Monster (1972) — Lakis
  34. In Search of Dracula (2020) — Herself
  35. Wycliffe (1994) — Mariah Penrose
  36. Count Dracula (1977) — Lucy Westenra
  37. Country Matters (1972) — Ianthe Forrest
  38. A Kind of Loving (1982)
  39. Bouquet of Barbed Wire (1976) — Prue Sorenson
  40. ITV Saturday Night Theatre (1969) — Judy