Rosemary Brown — Two Thousand Women Character Profile

About Rosemary Brown

An English novice nun mistaken for a German fifth columnist and sent to the camp. Her past as singer Mary Maugham is revealed by Alec Harvey, and she develops a romance with pilot Jimmy Moore.

Character Facts

Played by

Patricia Roc

Appears in

Two Thousand Women (1944)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (4)

• Rosemary Brown — Romantic Lovers — Jimmy Moore (James McKechnie)

  A developing romantic bond between the interned nun and the RAF pilot.

• Rosemary Brown — Narrative Former Acquaintance — Alec Harvey (Reginald Purdell)

  Alec identifies Rosemary's hidden past before she entered the convent.

• Rosemary Brown — Alliance Ally — Dave Kennedy (Robert Arden)

  Civilian and soldier cooperating to ensure the airmen's safety.

• Rosemary Brown — Power Internee Vs Guard — Sergeant Hentzner (Carl Jaffe)

  Imbalanced power dynamic between captive and military authority.

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