Judy Matheson
Actor/Actriz
15
Películas
7
Series
Elegant, charismatic, and beautiful, Judy Matheson is one of the most iconic ladies to have featured in Hammer films.
Judith C. Matheson was born in Thurrock, Essex, England. She began her career near the end of the swinging sixties after drama school. She first worked for the Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company, with which she toured the United States; this included a season on Broadway. She also made appearances in three prestigious Shakespeare productions, with the most prominent being Sir Tyrone Guthrie's production of Measure for Measure.
She got her big break starring alongside a culturally diverse cast in the horror art house film The Exquisite Cadaver (1969). Her bold and groundbreaking performance skyrocketed her career, and soon she became a big hit among the horror film scene in Great Britain (particularly for Hammer). She made memorable appearances in a string of horror films such as Twins of Evil (1971), Lust for a Vampire (1971), Crucible of Terror (1971), The Flesh and Blood Show (1972), and more. She also made several appearances on televisions shows throughout the 1970s, including Blake's 7 (1978), Episode #1.2818 (1977), Harriet's Back in Town (1972), and more.
She left the acting business at the end of the 1970s and has since married and had children. With her iconic status as a Hammer Girl, she still makes occasional appearances at film conventions meeting fans and signing autographs.
- IMDb Mini Biography By: Foster Hitchman
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Rescate implacable
Elegant Diner (uncredited)
The Professionals
Mandy Mitchell
Z-Cars
Terri
The Sweeney
Kibber's Girlfriend
Blake's 7
Mutoid
The Adventurer
Claire Adams
Citizen Smith
Caroline Haydon
Dead of Night
Tessa
Drácula y las mellizas
Woodman's Daughter
Lujuria para un vampiro
Amanda
Percy's Progress
Maria
El show de Carne y Sangre
Jane
Confessions of a Window Cleaner
Elvie Harron
La maldición de Margam Castle
Agatha
Crucible of Terror
Marcia
The House That Vanished
Lorna Collins
Las crueles
Esther
Walker's Women
Jane (archive footage)
Peter Cushing: In His Own Words
Herself
Peter Cushing: Behind the Camera
Self
Frankula
Vera Vomit
What Did You Do in the War, Mama?
Mrs. Lloyd George