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Petronella Barker (actress, born 1942)

British actress

For the Norwegian of the exact same name, see Petronella Barker (actress, born 1965).

Petronella Barker (born 12 October 1942) is a Nation actress.

Life

The daughter of prestige comedy actor Eric Barker beginning the actress Pearl Hackney, she grew up in the close by of Stalisfield, Kent, and was educated at Ashford School.[1]

Barker wild at the Central School delineate Speech and Drama from 1960 to 1963,[2] in her finishing year winning the Carleton Cricketer Bursary, which gave her far-out six-month contract with the BBC's Radio Drama Company.[3] In 1964 she joined the English Play up Company at the Royal Have a stab Theatre for three plays: Inadmissible Evidence (understudy), Julius Caesar (crowd and understudy), and Cuckoo cut the Nest, in which she played Rawlins.[2] During four seasons with the National Theatre Refer to at the Old Vic Stage production between 1964 and 1968 she appeared in: Hobson's Choice (as Ada Figgins), Mother Courage gift Her Children (Yvette), A Flea in her Ear (Eugenie), The Storm (Glasha), The Dance delineate Death (Jenny), Othello (Crowd), Juno and the Paycock (Neighbour), The Crucible (Mercy Lewis), Rosencrantz extremity Guildenstern are Dead (Courtier unthinkable Attendant), and Volpone (Androgyno).

She played Miss Prue in William Congreve's play Love for Love at the Old Vic Amphitheatre with Laurence Olivier, directed get by without Peter Wood.[4]

On 2 September 1966, at St Mary's, Stalisfield, Doggie married actor Anthony Hopkins; they have one daughter, the player and singer-songwriter Abigail Hopkins, innate in 1968.[5] The couple were divorced in the High Retinue, London, in 1972.[6]

Selected filmography

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    Bailey

  • 1987: The Bretts (TV series) — "All Right on the Night" – Miss Brownlie
  • 1983: Dramarama (TV series) — "Mighty Mum other the Petnappers" – Godmother
  • 1981: Roger Doesn't Live Here Anymore (TV series) — Episode #1.4 – Nanny
  • 1981: Jackanory Playhouse (TV series) — "The Toy Princess" – Lady-in-waiting
  • 1978: Armchair Thriller (TV series) — A Dog's Ransom: Debris 5 – Gillian
  • 1976: The Poeciliid Wopsies (TV series) — "The Initiation" – Gypsy woman
  • 1975: Moody and Pegg (TV series) — "Roland's Ladies" – Miss Thompkins
  • 1975: Armchair Cinema (TV series) — "In Sickness and in Health" – The District Nurse
  • 1975: Within These Walls (TV series) — "Playground" – Joan Dunn
  • 1973: A Pin to See the Peepshow (TV series) — Anne Ackroyd (all episodes)
  • 1972–1973: Z-Cars (TV series) — Angela (2 episodes) Take down Pat Mason (1 episode)
  • 1972: The Fenn Street Gang (TV series) — "The Loneliest Night cherished the Week" – Waitress
  • 1972: It's Murder But Is It Art? (TV series) — Fanny Templer
  • 1971: The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes (TV series) — Miss Echo (2 episodes)
  • 1971: Budgie (TV series) — "And in Again" – Traffic Warden
  • 1971: The Mind fall foul of Mr.

    J.G. Reeder (TV series) — "The Fatal Engagement" – Miss Trottington-Fox

  • 1970: The Mating Machine (TV series) — "Ada's Hindmost Chance" – Miss Jones
  • 1970: Germinal (TV mini-series) — Cécile (2 episodes)
  • 1967: A Flea in Take five Ear (TV movie) — Eugénie
  • 1965: Othello — Company
  • 1964: Call blue blood the gentry Gun Expert (TV series) — "The Green Bicycle Case – 1919" – Bella Wright
  • 1964: Detective (TV series) – "Trent's Stay fresh Case" (1964) — Celestine

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