Meg Wynn Owen(1939-2022)

Actress
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Meg Wynn Owen in Upstairs, Downstairs (1971)

Meg Wynn Owen was born on 8 November 1939 in Lancaster, Lancashire, England, UK. She was an actress, known for Gosford Park (2001), The Duellists (1977) and Pride & Prejudice (2005). She was married to William Wright. She died on 16 July 2022 in Cardiff, Wales, UK.

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Known for

Gosford Park

7.2

Lewis

2001

The Duellists

7.4

Léonie

1977

Pride & Prejudice

7.8

Mrs. Reynolds

2005

Scoop

6.6

Housekeeper

2006

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Actress

Young Memphis
Short
- 2021
Youngstown
Short
- 2021
The Scarf
Short
- Laura Crewe
- 2014
The Jury
7.6
TV Series
- Olive Livingstone
- 2011
Doctor Who
8.5
TV Series
- Old Isabella (as Meg Wynn-Owen)
- 2010
Hereafter
6.5
- Mirror Lady (as Meg Wynn-Owen)
- 2010
Doctors
4.6
TV Series
- Eloise Beckley
- Marjorie Blake
- 2003–2009
The Bill
6.7
TV Series
- Vera Andrews (as Meg Wynn-Owen)
- 2008
The Last Detective
7.8
TV Series
- Sheila Hopper (as Meg Wynn-Owen)
- 2007
Irina Palm
7.2
- Julia
- 2007
Venus
7.1
- Hospital Drama Family (as Meg Wynn-Owen)
- 2006
Scoop
6.6
- Housekeeper
- 2006
Pride & Prejudice
7.8
- Mrs. Reynolds
- 2005
Vanity Fair
6.2
- Lady Crawley
- 2004
Holby City
5.8
TV Series
- Anna Jones
- 2004

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Official site
- BFI
Alternative name
- Meg Wynn-Owen
Height
- 1.65 m
Born
- November 8, 1939
- Lancaster, Lancashire, England, UK
Died
- July 16, 2022
- Cardiff, Wales, UK(dementia)
Spouse
- William Wright1967 - 1987 (divorced)
Other works
She acted in George Farquhar's play, "The Recruiting Officer," and Arnold Wesker's play, "Chips with Everything," in a Cambridge Theatre Company production at the Theatre Royal in Brighton, East Sussex, England with Ian McKellen, Julian Curry, Susan Fleetwood, Richard Morant, Trevor Peacock, John Woodnutt, Jonathan Kent, and Nickolas Grace in the cast. Richard Cottrell was director.
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Trivia
From the age of 13 she was brought up by Ruth Wynn Owen, an actress who was a friend of her mother. She used Ruth's surname as part of her stage name.