Anna Lee

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Characters played by Anna Lee

Bronwyn — How Green Was My Valley (1941)

Ivor Morgan's fiancée, whom the young Huw admires. After Ivor is killed in a mine accident, the shock brings on her labor and she gives birth to their son. Huw later moves in with her to help provide for her and the child, and she joins Beth and Angharad in keeping vigil during the final mine disaster.

Lady Constance — Jack the Giant Killer (1962)

Princess Elaine's lady-in-waiting who is bewitched by Pendragon into betraying the king's evacuation plan. She initially appears in witch form before King Mark smashes her enchanted mirror, breaking the curse and freeing her from Pendragon's control.

Mrs. Fairley — The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)

The author’s wife, whom Lucy discovers during her surprise visit to his London address. She compassionately explains that her husband’s affair with Lucy is not his first, revealing the deception behind his courtship. Years later, she divorces him and takes full custody of their two children.

Nell Bowen — Bedlam (1946)

Lord Mortimer's protégée who seeks asylum reform with John Wilkes, is falsely committed by Mortimer and Sims, gains inmate trust through compassionate care, and is eventually rescued by Hannay.

Nadina Kalenin — Summer Storm (1944)

The wealthy head of a publishing company and Fedya's former fiancée. After discovering his infidelity with Olga, she quietly ends their engagement. Years later, she reads Fedya's confessional manuscript, wrestles with guilt, and ultimately helps him attempt to clear an innocent man's name before his death.

Vivian Tomkin — The Passing of the Third Floor Back (1935)

The daughter of Major and Mrs. Tomkin, Vivian is pressured by her parents to marry the wealthy Wright despite her evident horror at the match. At the engagement dinner she makes clear that she loves another lodger and storms out. Her parents later regret bullying her into the marriage.

Judge Barbara Hanline — My Darling Daughters' Anniversary (1973)

Colleague or fellow judge assisting with legal and family matters.

Elisabeth — In Like Flint (1967)

Supporting character involved in Flint's social or mission circle.

Mrs. Russell — 7 Women (1965)

One of the British mission survivors brought into the main compound. She exhibits a strong moral and emotional reaction to Dr. Cartwright's casual consumption of whiskey, reflecting the strict social and religious norms of the group.

Caroline Mason — My Life with Caroline (1941)

Caroline is a socialite married to wealthy publisher Anthony Mason. While alone at a charity ball in Alpine Lodge, she flirts with Paco Del Valle, who wants to marry her. Their situation recalls an earlier episode in which she was enamored with sculptor Paul Martindale.

Dr. Clare Wyatt — The Man Who Changed His Mind (1936)

Dr. Clare Wyatt is a promising surgeon who assists Dr. Laurence in his isolated research. Although she is affected by his attention, she becomes part of the effort to uncover the truth behind the body and mind transfers. Working with Dr. Gratton, she restores Dr. Laurence's mind to its proper body and witnesses his final remorse over the damage he has caused.

Brooke Elliott — Flying Tigers (1942)

Brooke Elliott is a nurse regarded by the Flying Tiger pilots as Jim Gordon’s girlfriend. Woody Jason begins courting her and takes her on a date, returning late for a night patrol. His absence indirectly leads to Hap Smith taking his place, with fatal consequences during the resulting dogfight.

Career Overview

Anna Lee has 75 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently My Darling Daughters Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include How Green Was My Valley, Bedlam, What Can I Do?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
75
Birth Date
1913-01-02
Birth Place
Igtham, Kent, England, UK

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q460474), public domain (CC0).