Jill Ireland

Jill Ireland

Birthday: 1936-04-24
Deathday: 1990-05-18
Place of birth: London, England, UK
Also know as: Джилл Айрлэнд

Biography

Jill Dorothy Ireland (April 24, 1936 – May 18, 1990) was an English actress, best known for her many films with her second husband, Charles Bronson. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jill Ireland, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

Someone Behind the Door

1971

As Frances Jeffries

Hard Times

1975

As Lucy Simpson

From Noon Till Three

1976

As Amanda Starbuck

Breakheart Pass

1975

As Marica Scoville

Breakout

1975

As Ann Wagner

Violent City

1970

As Vanessa Shelton

The Valachi Papers

1972

As Maria Reina Valachi

Rider on the Rain

1970

As Nicole

Death Wish II

1982

As Geri Nichols

Cold Sweat

1970

As Moira

Love and Bullets

1979

As Jackie Pruit

Hell Drivers

1957

As Jill, Pull In Waitress

Raising the Wind

1961

As Janet

Villa Rides

1968

As Girl in Restaurant

Assassination

1987

As Lara Royce Craig

Jungle Street

1960

As Sue

Chino

1973

As Catherine

So Evil, So Young

1961

As Ann

The Girl, the Gold Watch & Everything

1980

As Charla O'Rourke

Robbery Under Arms

1957

As Jean Morrison

Carry On Nurse

1959

As Jill Thompson

The Battleaxe

1962

As Audrey Page

Girls of the Latin Quarter

1960

As

Caught

1987

As Janet Devon

Three Men in a Boat

1956

As Primrose Porterhouse

There's Always a Thursday

1957

As Jennifer Potter

Twice Round the Daffodils

1962

As Janet

The Mechanic

1972

As The Girl

Doctor Who: Origins

2006

As Self (archive footage)

The Big Money

1958

As Doreen Frith

Simon and Laura

1955

As Burton's Receptionist

Charles Bronson: The Spirit of Masculinity

2020

As Self (archive footage)

Hollywood on Horses

1989

As Self

The Desperate Man

1959

As Carol Bourne

Catastrophe: No Safe Place

1980

As Self - Host

The Karate Killers

1967

As Imogen

Oh... Rosalinda!!

1955

As Lady

For the Love of Spock

2016

As Leila Kalomi (archive footage)

Production

The Evil That Men Do

1984

As Associate Producer

Murphy's Law

1986

As Co-Producer

Reason for Living: The Jill Ireland Story

1991

As Book