Suzanne Neve
Acting
Born 1939-09-06
London, England, UK
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Suzanne Neve (born 1939) is an English actress best known for her appearances on British television during the 1960s, notably the starring role of Isabel Osmond in the BBC's 1968 adaptation of Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady.
Neve first came to public attention as Ethel Brown in a 1962 series based on the William books of Richmal Crompton. She subsequently had leading roles in Smuggler's Bay (1964) and as Fleur de Lys in a 1966 dramatisation of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Her big break came with the BBC's flagship production of The Forsyte Saga (1967), in which she played Holly.
Following Portrait of a Lady, Neve continued to appear in television dramas, including further adaptations of the classics, such as Bel-Ami (1971). She also had a recurring role as Mary, the wife of Commander Straker in the science fiction series UFO (1970–71).Films in which Neve appeared included Naked Evil (1966), Mosquito Squadron (1969) and Scrooge (1970). Her last screen appearance was in the 1983 series Spooky. After this film, she devoted herself to teaching drama and still does so.
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Filmography
The Saint
BBC Play of the Month
Theatre 625
All Creatures Great and Small
Thirty-Minute Theatre
UFO
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
The Forsyte Saga
Scrooge
Mystery and Imagination
Man of the World
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Shadows of Fear
Bunny Lake Is Missing
Dial M for Murder
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Away from It All
Bel Ami
Mosquito Squadron
The Portrait of a Lady
Naked Evil
Hurricane
Bel Ami
The Year of the Sex Olympics
Spooky
Smuggler's Bay
Play It Cool
The Law Centre
The Big Spender
Robert
Won't Write Home, Mom–I'm Dead
Dracula
The Next Scream You Hear
Backfire!
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