Shirley Anne Field (born Shirley Broomfield; June 27, 1938 - December 10, 2023) was an English actress who performed on stage, film and television since 1955, prominent during the British New Wave.
After a course at the Lucie Clayton School and Model Agency, she became a photographic model for pin-up magazines like Reveille and Titbits. She was subsequently spotted by Bill Watts, who ran a theatrical agency and obtained for her roles in late 195...
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My Beautiful Laundrette
As Rachel
Loser Takes All
As Attractive Girl in Salle Rivée (uncredited)
Beat Girl
As Dodo
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
As Doreen
Shag
As Mrs. Clatterbuck
Alfie
As Carla
Horrors of the Black Museum
As Angela Banks
Doctor in Clover
As Nurse Bancroft
Kings of the Sun
As Ixchel
The Entertainer
As Tina Lapford
The Damned
As Joan
The War Lover
As Daphne Caldwell
Man in the Moon
As Polly
House of the Living Dead
As Mary Anne Carew
Lunch Hour
As Girl
The Wedding March
As Laure
Getting It Right
As Anne
Once More, with Feeling!
As Angela Hooper
A Touch of the Other
As Elaine
The Weapon
U.F.O. The Movie
As Supreme Commander
And the Same to You
As Iris Collins
Shotgun
As Madeleine
Loving Deadly
As Madame
Risking It
As Joanne Clewes
Beautiful Relics
As Evie
Hear My Song
As Cathleen Doyle
Anna Lee: Headcase
As Mrs. Westerman
Peeping Tom
As Pauline Shields
The Good Companions
As Redhead - Three Graces
Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry
As Mary the Mother of Christie
The Power of Three
As Jenni
Lost
As Girl Working at Taxi Garage
The Rachel Papers
As Mrs. Seth Smith
All for Mary
As Young Woman on Aeroplane
Hell Is Empty
As Shirley McGee
Simon and Laura
As Minor Role
The Flesh Is Weak
As Susan
Upstairs and Downstairs
As Arriving Passenger 2 (uncredited)
The Kid
As Margaret
Last of the Summer Wine
As Eva
Countdown
Madson
As Elaine Dews
Waking the Dead
As Monica Reynolds
Blankety Blank
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
As Self
Cash in the Celebrity Attic
As Self
Dalziel & Pascoe
As Cissy Kohler
Monarch of the Glen
As Sadie
El C.I.D.
As Dolly
Bramwell
As Peggy Heart
Murder, She Wrote
As Anne Gillen
Never the Twain
As Stephanie
Santa Barbara
As Pamela Capwell Conrad
Lady Chatterley
As Mrs. Bolton