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Barbara Atkinson (born 8 January 1926) is an actress from Manchester, England. Her first professional appearance was at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre in December 1945. Atkinson has appeared in various television episodes since 1965.
Date Of Birth January 8, 1926 Died 2015-01-01 Place Of Birth Manchester, England, UK Height 5' 7" (1.7 m) Profession Actress Star Sign Capricorn
Actress Title Year Status Character The Bill 1989 TV Series Mrs. Armitage Bergerac 1983-1987 TV Series Mrs. Sterrat / Librarian Tender Is the Night 1985 TV Mini-Series English Woman Patient Miracles Take Longer 1984 TV Series Mrs. Cardwell Brideshead Revisited 1981 TV Mini-Series Lady Reporter ITV Playhouse 1980 TV Series Hospital sister Secret Orchards 1979 TV Movie Miss Buss Prince Regent 1979 TV Mini-Series Miss. Lindley Angels 1976-1978 TV Series Sister Clarke / Pamela Rudolfs Within These Walls 1976 TV Series Margaret Wallace Play for Today 1976 TV Series Aunt Darnley Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill 1974 TV Mini-Series Blanche Hozier Cakes and Ale 1974 TV Mini-Series Miss Fellowes Upstairs, Downstairs 1974 TV Series Mrs. Galloway Crown Matrimonial 1974 TV Movie The Hon. Margaret Wyndham ITV Saturday Night Theatre 1971 TV Series Mrs. Horton Kate 1971 TV Series Mrs. McKay Z Cars 1970 TV Series Mrs. Frazer The Wednesday Play 1965-1969 TV Series Miss. Price / 1st Hunting Woman Dr. Finlay's Casebook 1967 TV Series Sister Blackmail 1966 TV Series Doris The Old Wives' Tale 1964 TV Series Miss Chetwynd Story Parade 1964 TV Series Millicent Compact 1964 TV Series Miss Craig Teletale 1963 TV Series Sister The Caucasian Chalk Circle 1962 TV Mini-Series Peasant / Aniko / Nursemaid ITV Play of the Week 1960 TV Series Mrs. Thomas, the Taxi
Self Title Year Status Character A Play in the Making 1962 TV Movie documentary Mildred / Meg
Known for movies Tender Is the Night (1985) as English Woman Patient
Cakes and Ale (1974) as Miss Fellowes
Secret Orchards (1979) as Miss Buss
Crown Matrimonial (1974) as The Hon. Margaret Wyndham