Lisa Harrow
Biography
Lisa Harrow (born 25 August 1943 in Auckland, New Zealand) is an actress, noted for her roles in British theatre, films and television.
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Known For
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
46
Gender
Female
Birthday
1943-08-25 (82 years old)
Place of Birth
Auckland, New Zealand
Acting
2022
Destination Love as Katherine2021
Blue Smoke as Not available2020
Rūrangi as Radio Host2015
Snooze Time as Evie2014
Red Knot as Herself2014
Step Dave as Marrion2004
Jessica as Hester Bergman2004
Jessica as Not available2001
The Omen Legacy as Self2000
Country as Miriam1997
Sunday as Madeleine Vesey1995
That Eye, the Sky as Alice Flack1995
Kavanagh Q.C. as Lizzie Kavanagh1992
The Last Days of Chez Nous as Beth1992
Witchcraft as Meg Oakfield1991
The Strauss Dynasty as Anna1990
Come in Spinner as Claire Jeffries1990
A Sense of Guilt as Helen Irving1988
Act of Betrayal as Eileen McGurk1988
Always Afternoon as Nancy Kennon1988
Nonni und Manni as Sigrid Jonsdottir (Mutter)1987
Inspector Morse as Thelma Radford1987
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries as Petra Summers1987
Lizzie's Pictures as Not available1985
Shaker Run as Dr. Christine Rubin1984
Playing Shakespeare as Not available1984
Other Halves as Liz1983
Under Capricorn as Lady Henrietta Flusky1982
Man and Superman as Ann Whitefield1982
Nancy Astor as Nancy Astor1981
The Final Conflict as Kate Reynolds1981
From a Far Country as Wanda1980
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as Ann1977
The Professionals as Geraldine Mather1977
1990 as Lynn Blake1977
Six Characters in Search of an Author as The Stepdaughter1976
It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet as Helen Herriot1976
Star Maidens as Liz1975
Space: 1999 as Anna Davis1975
All Creatures Great and Small as Helen Alderson1974
The Tempter as Emilia Contreras1974
Bedtime Stories as Marianne1971
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes as Beatrice Graham1968
The Expert as Anne Kyneston1965
BBC Play of the Month as Ludmilla1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame as Helen