Joan Maude(1908-1998)

Actress
Writer
Producer

Joan Maude in A Matter of Life and Death (1946)

Joan Maude was born on 16 January 1908 in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, UK. She was an actress and writer, known for A Matter of Life and Death (1946), Hobson's Choice (1931) and The Lash (1934). She was married to Oliver Woods and Frank Waters. She died on 28 September 1998 in Lewes, East Sussex, England, UK.

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Known for

A Matter of Life and Death

8.0

Chief Recorder

1946

Hobson's Choice

7.3

Alice Hobson

1931

The Lash

5.2

Dora Bush

1934

Life in Her Hands

6.6

Sister Tutor

1951

Credits

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Actress

The Scarlet Pimpernel
7.1
TV Series
- The Duchess of Northumberland
- 1956
Life in Her Hands
6.6
- Sister Tutor
- 1951
Spring, 1600
TV Movie
- Lady Ooperario
- 1949
The Temptress
5.2
- Lady Clifford
- 1949
Badger's Green
6.3
- Mrs. Forrester
- 1949
Corridor of Mirrors
6.4
- Caroline
- 1948
Caesar's Friend
TV Movie
- Mary, a woman of Magdala
- 1947
The Man with a Load of Mischief
TV Movie
- A lady
- 1946
A Matter of Life and Death
8.0
- Chief Recorder
- 1946
Night Boat to Dublin
6.2
- Sidney Vane
- 1946
Notorious Gentleman
6.6
- Alice (uncredited)
- 1945
They Knew Mr. Knight
6.3
- Carrie Porritt
- 1945
Great Day
6.4
- Miss Allen (as Joan Maud)
- 1945
Strawberry Roan
5.8
- Gladys Moon
- 1944
The Lamp Still Burns
6.1
- Sister Catley
- 1943

Writer

Producer

Personal details

Alternative name
- Joan Maud
Born
- January 16, 1908
- Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Died
- September 28, 1998
- Lewes, East Sussex, England, UK(undisclosed)
Spouses
Other works
She acted in Clifford Bax's play, "The King and Mistress Shore", at the Little Theatre in London, England with Esmond Knight, Gyles Isham, Pamela Brown and Joyce Redman in the cast. Nancy Price was the director.

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Trivia
Made her stage debut as a solo dancer at the age of thirteen in "Cairo" at His Majesty's Theatre in London. Appeared steadily on stage at the West End (often in Shakespearean roles) during the 1920s and early-30s, before devoting her remaining career almost exclusively to acting in films and on television.