
Acting, 1940
Pauline Collins
Born Sep 3, 1940, Exmouth, Devon, England, UK, Died Nov 5, 2025 (85)
Pauline Angela Collins, OBE (3 September 1940 - 5 November 2025) was an English actress of the stage, television, and film. She first came to prominence portraying Sarah Moffat in Upstairs, Downstairs and its spin-off Thomas & Sarah during the 1970s. She later drew acclaim for playing the title role in the play Shirley Valentine for which she received Laurence Olivier, Tony, and Drama Desk awards. She reprised the role in a 1989 film adaptation, winning a BAFTA and garnering Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations. Description above from the Wikipedia article Pauline Collins, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
34 titles- 2015
DickensianMrs GampIMDb 7.4Show - 2012
QuartetCissy RobsonIMDb 6.5Movie - 2011
Mount PleasantIMDb 6.1Show - 2010
You Will Meet a Tall Dark StrangerCristalIMDb 5.9Movie - 2008
MerlinAliceIMDb 7.8Show - 2005
Doctor WhoQueen VictoriaIMDb 7.6Show - 2005
Bleak HouseMiss FliteIMDb 8.0Show - 2004
Agatha Christie's MarpleThyrza GreyIMDb 7.9Show - 1998
The AmbassadorIMDb 6.5Show - 1996
Flowers of the ForestAileen MatthewsIMDb 7.0Movie - 1992
City of JoyJoan BethelIMDb 6.6Movie - 1989
Forever GreenIMDb 6.7Show - 1985
Screen TwoAileen MatthewsIMDb 7.1Show - 1985
The Black TowerMaggie HewsonIMDb 7.2Show - 1982
WoganSelfIMDb 5.6Show - 1979
Tales of the UnexpectedPat LewisIMDb 6.8Show - 1979
Thomas & SarahSarah MoffatIMDb 6.0Show - 1974
Wodehouse PlayhouseIMDb 7.0Show - 1974
No, HonestlyClara Danby (née Burrell)IMDb 6.2Show - 1973Armchair 30CarolShow
- 1972
Country MattersRubyIMDb 4.6Show - 1971
Upstairs, DownstairsSarahIMDb 7.8Show - 1967TrappedJackyShow
- 1966
The Three MusketeersKittyIMDb 6.0Show - 1965
BBC Play of the MonthDawnIMDb 5.2Show - 1965
Thirty-Minute TheatreThe GirlIMDb 4.2Show - 1965BlackmailFrieda StrakerIMDb 7.0Show
- 1965Pardon the ExpressionMiss WainwrightIMDb 7.0Show
- 1964
The Wednesday PlayJoan PercivalIMDb 5.2Show - 1964
Theatre 625ClaraIMDb 7.2Show - 1963
Doctor WhoSamantha BriggsIMDb 7.9Show - 1962
The SaintMarie-ThereseIMDb 7.4Show - 1956
Tony AwardsSelf - Winner / PerformerShow - 1956
Armchair TheatreMary MurtaghIMDb 6.0Show
