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Sue England
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- Actress
In short · Acted for four decades — 24 credits.
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Biography
Sue England was born on 17 July 1928 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. She was an actress, known for Funny Face (1957), Teen-Age Crime Wave (1955) and Kidnapped (1948). She was married to Larry Stewart and Harvey Ernest Coffman. She died on 19 March 2018 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
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- James Jeffrey Evans
Filmography · 24 of 24
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Actor
9 creditsBehind Closed Doors(1958)
Ruzena
TV
The Women of Pitcairn Island(1956)
Nanai
Film
Teen-Age Crime Wave(1955)
Jane Koberly
Film
The Hidden City(1950)
Zidah
Film
Mississippi Rhythm(1949)
Dorothy Kenworthy
Film
City Across the River(1949)
Betty Maylor
Film
Kidnapped(1948)
Aileen Fairlie
Film
The Devil on Wheels(1947)
Peggy Andrews
Film
This Love of Ours(1945)
Susette Touzac
Film
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15 credits
Cannon(1971)
Credits
TV
Marcus Welby, M.D.(1969)
Credits
TV
Bracken's World(1969)
Credits
TV
Cowboy in Africa(1967)
Credits
TV
Clambake(1967)
Credits
Film
Lost in Space(1965)
Credits
TV
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea(1964)
Credits
TV
Daniel Boone(1964)
Credits
TV
Kraft Suspense Theatre(1963)
Credits
TV
Arrest and Trial(1963)
Credits
TVThe New Phil Silvers Show(1963)
Credits
TV
The Beverly Hillbillies(1962)
Credits
TV
Hazel(1961)
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TV
The Detectives(1959)
Credits
TV
Perry Mason(1957)
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TV
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