Petra Markham
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| Petra Markham | |
|---|---|
| Born | 17 March 1944 Prestbury, Cheshire, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1964–present |
| Spouse(s) | David Walsh |
| Parent(s) | David Markham (deceased) Olive Dehn (deceased) |
| Relatives | Kika Markham (sister) Sonia Markham (sister) Jehane Markham (sister) Roger Lloyd-Pack (brother-in-law) |
Petra Markham (born 17 March 1944[1]) is a British theatre, television and film actress. She is a daughter of actor David Markham and writer Olive Dehn (1914–2007). She has three sisters: actress Kika Markham, Sonia Markham and Jehane Markham.[2]
Filmography
- The Deadly Affair (1966) - Daughter at Theatre
- Fragment of Fear (1970) - Schoolgirl No.1
- Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971) - Designer's Girlfriend
- Get Carter (1971) - Doreen Carter
- The Raging Moon (1971) - Mary
- The Hireling (1973) - Edith
- Out of Depth (2000) - Edna Walker
- Lady Godiva (2008) - Jemima's Mother (Pink Dragon)
- Back to the Garden (2013) - Penny
Television Appearances
- Z Cars episode "First Foot" (1964) - Elizabeth Cooper
- The Children of the New Forest (1964) - Alice Beverley
- Doctor Who serial The Crusade (1965) - Safiya
- Armchair Theatre episode "Barrett Keller: His Mark" (1966) - Dinky
- Shotgun (1966) - Vicky
- The Wednesday Play episode "Ape and Essence" (1966) - Loola
- Thirty-Minute Theatre episode "Not Just For An Hour" (1966) - René
- Play of the Month episode "Girls in Uniform" (1967) - Edelgard
- Softly, Softly episode "An Eye for an Eye" (1967) - Marie Berry
- Z Cars episodes "Vigilance: Part 1" and "Vigilance: Part 2" (1968) - Jill Scanlon
- Curry and Chips episode No.1.2 (1969) - Norman's daughter
- Detective episode "Hunt the Peacock" (1969) - Renee
- The First Lady episode "A Banner with a Strange Device" (1969)
- Ryan International episode "Pirouette" (1970)
- Albert and Victoria (1970) - Lydia Hackett
- Follyfoot episode "The Standstill Horse" (1971) - Ginny Tuckwood
- Thirty-Minute Theatre episode "Something for the Children" (1971) - Girlie
- Ace of Wands 20 episodes (1972) - Mikki Diamond
- Public Eye episode "The Trouble with Jenny" (1973) - Jenny Wellard
- Thriller episode "A Killer in Every Corner" (1974) - Helga
- Ripping Yarns episode "The Testing of Eric Olthwaite" (1977) - Enid Bag
- After Julius (1978)
- Angels episodes No.9.12, No.9.22 and No.9.24 (1983) - Felicity
- Bergerac episode "Sins of the Fathers" (1985) - Suzie Borden
- Love's Labour's Lost (1985) - Katharine
- Aliens in the Family (1987) - Pet
- The Bill episode "Tourist Trap" (1989) - Mrs. Belcham
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries episode "Some Lie and Some Die" (1990) - hotel receptionist
- EastEnders 13 episodes (1993) - Rose Chapman
- Peak Practice episode "Coming Out" (1995) - Cissy Banks
- Rich Deceiver (1995) - Bella Beasley
- Plotlands (1997) - Grace Foster
- Doctors episode "Post Mortem" (2007) - Penny Cable
References
- ↑ birth registered 1st quarter (Jan, Feb, Mar) 1944
- ↑ Nicholas Tucker, "Obituary. Olive Dehn: Poet and children's writer", The Independent, 7 April 2007
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