Stacey Gregg(I)

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Project A-Ko (1986)

Stacey Gregg was born on 7 April 1946 in Marylebone, London, England, UK. She is an actress, known for Eight on the Lam (1967), The Animals of Farthing Wood (1993) and Moomin (1990). She was previously married to Ronald Jefferson, Allan Cole, Charles Dennis and Martin Smith.

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5.6

8.3

TV Series

8.4

TV Series

6.9

The Animals of Farthing Wood
7.5
Video Game
- (voice)
- 1996
The Bestest BBC Children's Video Ever!
Video
- Adder
- Vixen
- Kestral (voice)
- 1996
The Animals of Farthing Wood
8.3
TV Series
- Adder
- Vixen
- Kestral (voice, as Stacy Jefferson)
- 1993–1995
Character Building
Video
- (voice)
- 1995
Tokyo Babylon
6.6
TV Mini Series
- Mirei (voice: English version, as Shirley Richardson)
- 1992–1994
The Twins of the Edge of the World
7.1
TV Series
- Paulette (voice)
- 1991–1993
Bubblegum Crash
6.4
TV Mini Series
- Linna (1996) (voice: English version)
- 1991
Moomin
8.4
TV Series
- Tooticky (voice: English version, as Stacey Jefferson)
- 1990–1991
Dark Warrior
5.4
TV Series
- Rosa (Manga UK dub) (voice: English version, as Stacy Jefferson)
- 1991
Los Fruittis
6.2
TV Series
- Kumba (1990-1991)
- 1990–1994
The Supergal
6.6
Video
- Sue (1994) (voice: English version, as Stacey Jefferson)
- 1986
Canines of the Caribbean
2.3
TV Movie
- Pepe (voice: English version, uncredited)
- 1985
Kelly Monteith
7.2
TV Series
- 1981
When the Boat Comes In
8.4
TV Series
- Trudi Black
- 1981
Together
6.8
TV Series
- Karen Fletcher
- 1981

X: The Movie
6.1
- Hinoto (English, as Stacey Jefferson)
- 1996
Bubblegum Crash
6.4
TV Mini Series
- Linna Yamazaki (English, 1996 Manga UK)
- 1991
Vampire Princess Miyu
6.8
TV Mini Series
- Additional Voices (English, 1996 Manga UK)
- 1988–1989
Venus Wars
6.6
- Cathy (English, 1990 Manga UK)
- 1989
Project A-Ko
6.9
- Eiko 'A-Ko' Magami (English)
- 1986
Odin: Photon Space Sailer Starlight
5.4
- Sara Cyanbaker (English, as Stacey Jefferson)
- 1985

Alternative names
- Stacy Gregg
Born
- April 7, 1946
- Marylebone, London, England, UK
Spouses
Other works
"Charley's Aunt," comedy revival; written by Brandon Thomas; with John Inman (portraying Lord Fancourt Babberley); Mark Wynter (portraying Jack Chesney); Andrew Knox (portraying Charles Wykeham); Allan Cuthbertson (portraying Colonel Sir Francis Chesney); Derek Francis (portraying Stephen Spettigue); Stacey Gregg (portraying Amy Spettigue); Wendy Padbury (portraying Ela Delahay); and Helen Cherry (portraying Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez) also in the opening night cast; on the West End at the Adelphi Theatre, London, England, UK.