Margaret Lockwood pictures

Photograph from Madness of the Heart (1949) (28) featuring Margaret Lockwood, Paul Dupuis

Photograph from Laughing Anne (1953) (20) featuring Margaret Lockwood

Photograph from Irish for Luck (1936) (2) featuring Margaret Lockwood, Patric Knowles and Athene Seyler

Photograph from Jury’s Evidence (1936) (3) featuring Hartley Power and Margaret Lockwood

Photograph from Jury’s Evidence (1936) (2) featuring Margaret Lockwood and Sebastian Shaw

Photograph from Jury’s Evidence (1936) (1) featuring Margaret Lockwood, Sebastian Shaw

Margaret Lockwood, in costume as Peter Pan, perches on a bed in the ward and laughs as she pulls a cracker with a child at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1949

Margaret Lockwood, in costume as Peter Pan, perches on a bed in the ward and reads to the children at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1949

Photograph of John Justin as Capt Hook and Margaret Lockwood as Peter Pan in the Scala Theatre, 1950 production run of Peter Pan

Main title from Close-up of the Stars (1946) (5) featuring Margaret Lockwood

Main title from Close-up of the Stars (1946) (4) featuring Margaret Lockwood

Margaret Lockwood at the microphone during her second appearance on the BBC radio programme, Desert Island Discs

Hesther Shaw (Margaret Lockwood) and the Marquis of Rohan (James Mason) in a scene from Leslie Arliss’s 1943 film, The Man in Grey

Cutting the cake at the Pinewood Studios’ Christmas party in 1949 are Margaret Lockwood, Jean Simmons and Jean Kent. Also pictured are Dirk Bogarde, Petula Clark, Anouk Aimée, Jimmy Hanley and Kathleen Ryan.

Lucy (Margaret Lockwood) puts her arms on the shoulders of Lottie Smith (Joan Greenwood) in a scene from The White Unicorn (1947)

Iris (Margaret Lockwood) and Gilbert (Michael Redgrave) investigate the disappearance of Miss Froy on board a train in The Lady Vanishes

Jassy Woodroffe (Margaret Lockwood) and Nick Helmar (Basil Sydney) play chess in front of the fire at Mordelaine, in the film Jassy (1947)

Hester (Margaret Lockwood) and the Marquis of Rohan (James Mason) exchange looks in The Man in Grey

The cast from An Ideal Husband take the dog for a walk outside a theatre featuring a poster for their show. Candid picture shows (L-R): Richard Todd (obscured by his cigarette smoke!), Margaret Lockwood, Michael Denison (with dog), Dulcie Gray, Roger Livesey and Ursula Jeans. Glasgow, 1961.

Actress Julia Lockwood (in red trousers) waits in the refreshment tent in Upper Park Road, Kingston for the unveiling of a commemorative blue plaque for her mother, Margaret Lockwood

Margaret Lockwood plaque refreshment tent featuring posters for The Lady Vanishes and its screening. Cake stall taking donations for The Shooting Star Children’s Hospice

Margaret Lockwood blue plaque exhibition marquee, featuring photos, lobby cards and posters from the actress’s extensive film career

Upper Park Road, Kingston, road sign and poster for the unveiling of a Margaret Lockwood plaque on 4th July, 2015

In the train carriage, Dr Hartz (Paul Lucas) questions Signora Doppo (Zelma Vas Dias) as Iris (Margaret Lockwood) and Gilbert (Michael Redgrave) look on

Margaret Lockwood (as Harriet Peterson) in a screenshot from season 3 of Justice (1971-74)

Margaret Lockwood holds her Daily Mail National Film Awards trophy for Best Film Actress of the Year

Veteran British film and stage star Margaret Lockwood blows out fifty candles on her birthday cake as her co-star in the play, An Ideal Husband, Roger Livesey, looks on

Margaret Lockwood visits Luton on February 16, 1948 to see the town at work and is greeted at the Town Hall by the mayor, Cllr W.J. Edwards, before she visits Skefko, Vauxhall and Electrolux and two cinemas – the Odeon in Dunstable Road and the Palace in Mill Street, whose manager, Mr S. Davey, had arranged the tour. Alongside her is photographer George Gurney, who joined the Luton News in 1930 and retired in 1969. George and his trilby hat were well known around town as he covered thousands of events.

Agatha Christie’s latest ‘whodunnit’ play, ‘Towards Zero’ had 99½ per cent of its audience guessing right until the last scene at its first night performance at St James’s Theatre this week. In the audience were the Marquess of Headfort and his sister, Lady Millicent Taylour, Sir Louis and Lady Sterling, actor Jack Buchanan, actresses Elizabeth Allen and Margaret Lockwood. Said Miss Christie: ‘I’m suffering agonies of first-night nerves. I always do’. The play was a great success. Picture shows:- Actress Margaret Lockwood joins authoress Agatha Christie for refreshment during an interval at the St James’s Theatre in London.

British actress Margaret Lockwood is a contestant on Celebrity Squares (1975), hosted by Bob Monkhouse. Season 1 episode 2.

British actress Margaret Lockwood pauses for a publicity shot as she disembarks a BEA flight in the late 1950s/early 1960s. In her hands she holds a pair of sunglasses and a small bag.

Screenshot from The White Unicorn (1947) (2)

Screenshot from The Wicked Lady (1945) (3)

Photograph from Honours Easy (1935) (1)

Margaret Lockwood, in costume for A Girl Must Live, holds up a cat for the camera. The moggy is decidedly unimpressed.

Margaret Lockwood (as Mrs Cheveley) in a photograph from An Ideal Husband (1965) (3)

Margaret Lockwood, in costume as Peter Pan, perches on a bed in the ward and laughs as she pulls a Christmas cracker and plays with the children at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1949

Julia Lockwood and Margaret Lockwood in a photograph from Every Other Evening! (1964) (1)

Dane Clark (as Bill Casey) and Margaret Lockwood (as Frances Gray) in a photograph from Highly Dangerous (1950) (16)

Ian Hunter (as Charlie Carrington) and Margaret Lockwood (as Bedelia Carrington) in a photograph from Bedelia (1946) (30)

Margaret Lockwood, Myles Eason and Margaret Barton in Spider’s Web, which celebrates its first anniversary at the Savoy Theatre on 14th December, 1955

Margaret Lockwood (as Harriet Peterson) and John Stone (as Dr Ian Moody) in a photograph from Justice (1971-74) (2)

Julia Lockwood (as Carol Manning) and Margaret Lockwood (as Mollie Manning) in a photograph from The Flying Swan (1965) (1)

A 1930s autograph of the British actress Margaret Lockwood

Sitting on the floor, Margaret Lockwood listens to Walter Pidgeon. Also in attendance are Michael Wilding, Jean Simmons and Valerie Hobson

Margaret Lockwood reaches the heights as she is lifted up off the ground by Forrest Tucker and companion

The hairdresser and make-up artist attend to Margaret Lockwood on the set of The Wicked Lady

A signed publicity portrait of Margaret Lockwood from Paramount Pictures

Margaret Lockwood looks radiant as she attends a film premiere

British ingenue Margaret Lockwood wears a shawl in this 1930s photograph