Anna Neagle
Filmography
The following list contains all of Neagle's acting credits in feature-length films with the exception of Queen Victoria (1942), which is actually a compilation of two earlier films, Victoria the Great and Sixty Glorious Years.

Anna Neagle

Section Title: Filmography
Table Section Text: The following list contains all of Neagle's acting credits in feature-length films with the exception of Queen Victoria (1942), which is actually a compilation of two earlier films, Victoria the Great and Sixty Glorious Years.

Year	Title	Role	Notes

1929	Those Who Love	Bit part (uncredited)	Directed by H. Manning Haynes.

1930	The Chinese Bungalow	Charlotte	Directed by Arthur Barnes and J.B. Williams.

1930	The School for Scandal	Flower Seller (uncredited)	Directed by Maurice Elvey. Filmed in Raycol. Lost film.

1930	Should A Doctor Tell?	Muriel Ashton	Directed by H. Manning Haynes.

1932	Goodnight, Vienna	Viki	Neagle's first collaboration with director Herbert Wilcox.

1932	The Flag Lieutenant	Hermione Wynne	Directed by Henry Edwards.

1933	Bitter Sweet	Sarah Millick and Sari Lind

1933	The Little Damozel	Julie Alardy

1934	Nell Gwynn	Nell Gwyn	Neagle's first major hit.

1934	The Queen's Affair	Queen Nadia

1935	Peg of Old Drury	Peg Woffington

1936	Limelight	Marjorie Kaye

1936	Three Maxims	Pat	Franco–British production.

1937	London Melody	Jacqueline

1937	Victoria the Great	Queen Victoria	Finale filmed in Technicolor.

1938	Sixty Glorious Years	Queen Victoria	Filmed in Technicolor.

1939	Nurse Edith Cavell	Edith Cavell	Neagle's first American film.

1940	Irene	Irene O'Dare	Features one sequence in Technicolor; Produced in the U.S.

1940	No, No, Nanette	Nanette	U.S. production.

1941	Sunny	Sunny O'Sullivan	U.S. production.

1942	They Flew Alone	Amy Johnson

1943	Forever and a Day	Susan Trenchard	U.S. production.

1943	Yellow Canary	Sally Maitland

1945	I Live in Grosvenor Square	Lady Patricia Fairfax

1946	Piccadilly Incident	Diana Fraser

1947	The Courtneys of Curzon Street	Katherine O'Halloran

1948	Spring in Park Lane	Judy Howard

1948	Elizabeth of Ladymead	Elizabeth	Filmed in Technicolor.

1949	Maytime in Mayfair	Eileen Grahame	Filmed in Technicolor.

1950	Odette	Odette Sansom

1951	The Lady with a Lamp	Florence Nightingale

1952	Derby Day	Lady Helen Forbes

1954	Lilacs in the Spring	Carole Beaumont / Lillian Grey / Nell Gwynne / Queen Victoria	Filmed in Eastmancolor with a black and white prologue.

1955	King's Rhapsody	Marta Karillos	Filmed in CinemaScope and Eastmancolor.

1956	My Teenage Daughter	Valerie Carr

1957	No Time for Tears	Matron Eleanor Hammond	Directed by Cyril Frankel; Filmed in Eastmancolor.

1957	The Man Who Wouldn't Talk	Mary Randall, Q.C.

1958	The Lady Is a Square	Frances Baring

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Anna Neagle's first American film was Nurse Edith Cavell (1939).

final_sentence: Anna Neagle's first American film was Nurse Edith Cavell (1939).