British leading lady of the forties, former child actress; usually played good girls
British actor of dependable characters; on stage from 1919, films soon after
Darkly handsome English-born leading actor who gained fame in the romantic melodramas of the 1940s
British leading lady, daughter of Margaret Lockwood
British leading lady of the 1940s, signed for films after brief stage experience
British leading lady of the 1940s, on stage aged ten, formerly (as Jean Carr) in the Windmill chorus
Self-possessed and beautiful British leading lady who settled in Hollywood to make films that were generally unworthy of her talents
British comedian who after years in music hall became a West End star in 1943
Plummy-voiced British leading lady of the 1940s
Durable, indomitable British leading lady who was an appealing ingénue of the 1930s, a star villainess in the 1940s, and, from the 1950s, a likeable character actress of stage and television