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Siobhán McKenna
Born 1922-05-24Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Siobhán McKenna (May 24, 1922 – November 16, 1986) was an Irish actress acclaimed for her captivating stage and screen performances. Her accolades include three Irish Film and Television Awards and a BAFTA. She was also honored with a prestigious CBE in 1977 for her contributions to the arts. Beyond her acting work, McKenna was deeply committed to preserving and promoting Irish culture and was an outspoken advocate for human rights and social justice causes.
Screen work
Movies & roles
DinocrocWaitress #3Angels in the AnnexeBetty JarvisMemed My HawkIrozThe Journal of Bridget HitlerBridget HitlerJuno and the PaycockMrs. TancredRoald Dahl’s Tales of the Unexpected: The LandladyThe LandladyCircasiaClownPhiladelphia, Here I ComeMadgeDoctor ZhivagoAnnaZhivago: Behind the Camera with David LeanSelfOf Human BondageNora NesbittThe Playboy of the Western WorldPegeen MikeKing of KingsMaryCradle of GeniusSelfThe Winslow BoyCatherine WinslowThe LetterLeslie CrosbieFortune in DiamondsAnne HunterW. B. Yeats: A TributeRoleThe Lost PeopleMarieDaughter of DarknessEmily BeaudineHungry HillKate Donovan