
Acting · St. Andrews, Scotland, UK · Born September 21, 1944
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Susan Maureen Fleetwood (21 September 1944 — 29 September 1995) was a British stage, film and television actress, best-known as a star of the classical theatre companies of England. She received popular acclaim in the television series Chandler & Co and The Buddha of Suburbia. Description above from the Wikipedia article Susan Fleetwood, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
MoviePersuasion
1995
as Lady Russell
MovieA Few Short Journeys of the Heart
1994
as Marie/Nadia
TVWycliffe
1994
as Lady Cynthia Bottrell
TVChandler & Co
1994
as Kate Phillips
MovieThe Leper of St. Giles
1994
TVCadfael
1994
as Agnes Piccard
TV99-1
1994
as Diane Wellman
MovieA Landing on the Sun
1994
TVThe Buddha of Suburbia
1993
as Eva Kay
MovieSix Characters in Search of An Author
1992
as The Mother
MovieHamlet
1992
as Gertrude
TVShakespeare: The Animated Tales
1992
as Gertrude (voice)
TVPerformance
1991
as The Mother
MovieThe Krays
1990
as Rose
TVSummer's Lease
1989
as Molly Pargeter
MovieFlying in the Branches
1989
as Sue
MovieDream Demon
1988
as Deborah
MovieWhite Mischief
1987
as Gladys, Lady Delamer
MovieThe Sacrifice
1986
as Adelaide
TVLovejoy
1986
as Mary Gladden
MovieYoung Sherlock Holmes
1985
as Mrs. Dribb
Murder of a Moderate Man
1985
TVScreen Two
1985
as Serafin
TVTravelling Man
1984
as Carol Sheridan
TVPlaying Shakespeare
1984
MovieDangerous Corner
1983
as Freda Kaplan
MovieHeat and Dust
1983
as Mrs. Crawford
TVBergerac
1981
as Anna
MovieClash of the Titans
1981
as Athena
MovieThe Good Soldier
1981
as Leonora Ashburnham
TVMinder
1979
as Sonia Caine
MovieDon't Be Silly
1979
as Pamela Redman
MovieThe Childhood Friend
1974
as Janet Morton
TVWessex Tales
1973
as Mrs Barnet
Between the Wars
1973
as Julia Heathcote
The Watercress Girl
1972
as Mary McDowall
TVCountry Matters
1972
as Mary McDowall
MovieHamlet
1970
as Ophelia
TVPlay for Today
1970
as Pamela Redman
TVDepartment S
1969
as Miss Bronson
TVBBC Play of the Month
1965
as Freda Caplan