Joanna Pettet is an English retired actress, born 16 November 1942). Pettet was born in London, England, daughter of Harold Nigel Egerton Salmon and Cecily J. Tremaine, who were married in Chelsea, London in 1940. Her father, a British Royal Air Force pilot, was killed in the Second World War in 1943. After the war, her mother remarried and settled in Montréal, where Joanna was adopted by her stepfather and assumed his surname of "Pettet".
Cry of the Innocent
As Cynthia Donegin / Candia Leighton
Casino Royale
As Mata Bond
The Night of the Generals
As Ulrike
The Evil
As Dr. Caroline Arnold
Welcome to Arrow Beach
As Grace Henry
Robbery
As Kate Clifton
The Group
As Kay
Double Exposure
As Mindy Jordache
Fade-In
As Herself
The Making of Casino Royale, 1967
As Self - 'Mata Bond'
A Cry in the Wilderness
As Delda Hadley
Blue
As Joanne Morton
Pioneer Woman
As Maggie Sergeant
The Desperate Miles
As Ruth Merrick
The Weekend Nun
As Sister Mary Damian / Marjorie Walker
The Best House in London
As Josephine Pacefoot
The Delphi Bureau
As April Thompson
Sex and the Married Woman
As Leslie Fitch
The Dark Side of Innocence
As Jesse Breton
Black Commando
As Desdemona
Just Tipsy, Honey
As Carolyn Adams
The Return of Frank Cannon
As Alana Richardson
Terror In Paradise
As Dr. Fletcher
Footsteps
As Sarah Allison
Sweet Country
As Monica
To Catch a Pebble
A Killer in Every Corner
As Sylvia Dee
A Midsummer Nightmare
As Jody Baxter
Thriller
As Sylvia Dee
Knight Rider
As Joanna St. John
Tales of the Unexpected
As Betsy
Charlie's Angels
As Barbara Brown
Mannix
Hotel
Knots Landing
As Janet Baines
Medical Center
Night Gallery
As Rhona Warwick (segment “The Caterpillar”)
Harry O
Battle of the Network Stars
Police Story
The Fugitive
As Tina Andresen
McCloud
Aloha Paradise
Dr. Kildare
As Yvonne Barlow
Route 66
As Millie Wilkins
Captains and the Kings
As Katherine Hennessey
Finder of Lost Loves
As Claire Hardy
The Love Boat
As Carol Hanson
The Dick Cavett Show
As Self - Guest
Banacek
As Christine Verdon
Police Woman
As Glenna Burns / Beth Lord
Murder, She Wrote
As Virginia McCormack