Constance Collier
1878–1955 · British actress
Constance Collier was an English stage and film actress and acting coach. She wrote plays and films with Ivor Novello, and she was the first person to be treated with insulin in Europe.
Constance Collier, in order
- 1916 Intolerance: acted · directed by D. W. Griffith · critics 98%, audiences 76% · streaming on Prime Video, MGM+, Kanopy
- 1916 Macbeth: acted · directed by John Emerson
- 1916 The Code of Marcia Gray: acted · directed by Frank Lloyd
- 1916 The Tongues of Men: acted · directed by Frank Lloyd
- 1919 The Impossible Woman: acted
- 1920 Bleak House: acted · directed by Maurice Elvey
- 1921 Forever: wrote · directed by George Fitzmaurice
- 1927 Downhill: wrote · directed by Alfred Hitchcock · critics 83%, audiences 32% · streaming on HBO Max, Criterion Channel, Plex
- 1935 Anna Karenina: acted · directed by Clarence Brown
- 1935 Peter Ibbetson: wrote · directed by Henry Hathaway
- 1935 Shadow of Doubt: acted · directed by George B. Seitz
- 1936 Girls' Dormitory: acted · directed by Irving Cummings
- 1936 Little Lord Fauntleroy: acted · directed by John Cromwell
- 1937 A Damsel in Distress: acted · directed by George Stevens
- 1937 Stage Door: acted · directed by Gregory La Cava
- 1937 Wee Willie Winkie: acted · directed by John Ford · audiences 73%
- 1938 Zaza: acted · directed by George Cukor
- 1940 Susan and God: acted · directed by George Cukor
- 1945 Kitty: acted · directed by Mitchell Leisen
- 1946 Monsieur Beaucaire: acted · directed by George Marshall
- 1946 The Dark Corner: acted · directed by Henry Hathaway
- 1947 An Ideal Husband: acted · directed by Alexander Korda
- 1947 The Perils of Pauline: acted · directed by George Marshall
- 1948 Rope: acted · directed by Alfred Hitchcock · critics 93%, audiences 90%
- 1950 Whirlpool: acted · directed by Otto Preminger