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British actress (1931–2022)
Veronica Hurst
Born
Patricia Wilmshurst
(1931-11-11 ) 11 November 1931Died 15 November 2022(2022-11-15) (aged 91 ) Alma mater Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Occupation Actress Years active 1951–1983 Spouses
(m. 1955; div. 1966)
(m. 1966; div. 1974)
Veronica Patricia Hurst (born Patricia Wilmshurst ;[1] [2] Tooting, London .
Early career [ edit ]
Hurst was awarded the Leverhulme Scholarship to RADA and made her film debut as Joan Webb in Laughter in Paradise Alastair Sim , Fay Compton and Guy Middleton . She was then contracted to the Associated British Picture Corporation for seven years.[3] Battle of Britain film Angels One Five George More O'Ferrall and starring alongside Jack Hawkins and John Gregson .[4]
In one of her most popular roles, as Kitty Murray in The Maze The Maze was based on a novel by Maurice Sandoz and directed by William Cameron Menzies . Hurst, then 21, co-starred with Richard Carlson . They were supported by Hillary Brooke and Lilian Bond , among others. Like It Came from Outer Space The Maze is a cult film and helped introduce the 3D film to film audiences.[4]
Allied Artists retained Hurst for a second film, The Royal African Rifles Lesley Selander and had a screenplay by Daniel Ullman. Hurst played the daughter of a traitor who assists in smuggling German arms to British East Africa during World War I . Some of her other film credits include The Yellow Balloon Will Any Gentleman...? Bang! You're Dead Don't Blame The Stork (1954), The Gilded Cage Peeping Tom Dead Man's Evidence Live It Up Licensed to Kill The Boy Cried Murder [4] [5]
Television [ edit ]
Hurst appeared in fifteen films in the 1950s and '60s. By the early 1960s she began to act frequently in both British and American television series. She had roles in The Pursuers (1961), Public Eye The Baron Man in a Suitcase Detective Market in Honey Lane The Troubleshooters Fraud Squad (1970), The Persuaders! Dixon of Dock Green The Flaxton Boys General Hospital [4]
Hurst died on 15 November 2022, just four days after her 91st birthday.[6] Talking Pictures TV that year, which left a tribute after the programme announcing her death.
Filmography [ edit ]
Television [ edit ]
BBC Sunday Night Theatre
The Venus of Bainsville (1952) (TV Movie)
The Three Musketeers (1954)
ITV Television Playhouse
Wire Service
Knight Errant Limited – (Episodes: "Man on the Pier"/ "Never More the Raven") (1960–1961)
The Persuers – (Episodes: "Breakout"/ "The Hunt") (1961)
Riviera Police – (Episode: "Here Comes a Point") (1965)
Public Eye
Love Story
Coronation Street
No Hiding Place
Turn Out the Lights
The Baron
Seven Deadly Virtues – (Episode: "Surface of Innocence") (1967)
Honey Lane
Sexton Blake
Man in a Suitcase
Detective – (Episode: "The Golden Dart") (1968)
Dixon of Dock Green
The Troubleshooters
Who-Dun-It – (Episode: "A High Class Death") (1969)
Dixon of Dock Green
Fraud Squad – (Episode: "Remission-Negative") (1970)
Crime of Passion – (Episode: "Louis") (1971)
The Persuaders!
Dixon of Dock Green
The Flaxton Boys
New Scotland Yard
Late Night Theatre
General Hospital
References [ edit ]
^ "Screen Test" . 9 April 2004.
^ a b c d Veronica Hurst at IMDb
^ "Veronica Hurst – Movies and Filmography – AllMovie" .
^ "Veronica Hurst obituary" . The Times . 19 November 2022. Retrieved 19 November 2022 .(subscription required)
"3-D Used in New Suspense Film, The Maze". Ames Daily Tribune . 1 August 1953. p. 8.
"Arrau, Rabin to Play for Rhapsody; Craig Stevens in Murder Tale". Los Angeles Times
"Veronica Hurst Stars For Second Film". Los Angeles Times . 1 May 1953. p. B7.
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