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Margaret Courtenay

Margaret Courtenay's filmography

Below is the list of the 12 movies that Margaret Courtenay has starred in.

If you click on a movie with Margaret Courtenay, it will display the top billed cast. If the cast members have starred together in other movies; beneath the cast member a list will display.


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1955

Touch and Go

Touch and Go

Touch and Go

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Secretary

1968

Hot Millions

Hot Millions

Hot Millions

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Mrs. Hubbard

1968

Isadora

Isadora

Isadora

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Raucous Woman

1969

Arthur! Arthur!

Arthur! Arthur!

Arthur! Arthur!

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Clare Brownjohn

1972

Ooh... You Are Awful

Ooh... You Are Awful

Ooh... You Are Awful

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as W.P.O.

1972

Under Milk Wood

Under Milk Wood

Under Milk Wood

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Waldo Wife Three

1975

Royal Flash

Royal Flash

Royal Flash

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Lady in honour duel

1976

The Incredible Sarah

The Incredible Sarah

The Incredible Sarah

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Madame Nathalie

1980

Oh Heavenly Dog

Oh Heavenly Dog

Oh Heavenly Dog

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Lady Chalmers

1980

The Mirror Crack'd

The Mirror Crack'd

The Mirror Crack'd

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Mrs. Bantry

1983

Night Train to Murder

Night Train to Murder

Night Train to Murder

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Dame Flora

1986

Duet for One

Duet for One

Duet for One

Margaret Courtenay

Starred as Sonia Randvich

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