
Elizabeth Allan (9 April 1910 – 27 July 1990) was an English stage, screen, and television actress, who worked in both England and Hollywood.
movieThe Big Parade of Comedy
1964 · Mrs. Copperfield in 'David Copperfield' (arch. foot.) (uncred.)
movieGrip of the Strangler
1958 · Barbara Rankin
movieThe Brain Machine
1955 · Dr. Phillipa Roberts
movieFront Page Story
1954 · Susan Grant
movieThe Heart of the Matter
1953 · Louise Scobie
movieTwice Upon a Time
1953 · Carol-Anne Bailey
movieFolly to Be Wise
1952 · Angela Prout
movieNo Highway in the Sky
1951 · Shirley Scott
movieThat Dangerous Age
1949 · Lady Sybil
movieHe Snoops to Conquer
1944 · Jane Strawbridge
movieWent the Day Well?
1942 · Peggy
movieThe Great Mr Handel
1942 · Mrs. Cibber
movieSaloon Bar
1940 · Queenie
The Girl Who Forgot
1940 · Leonora Barradine
movieInquest
1939 · Margaret Hamilton
It Might Be You
1938 · Betty
Dangerous Medicine
1938 · Victoria Ainswell
movieSlave Ship
1937 · Nancy Marlowe
movieThe Soldier and the Lady
1937 · Nadia
movieCamille
1936 · Nichette
movieA Woman Rebels
1936 · Flora Anne Thistlewaite
movieA Tale of Two Cities
1935 · Lucie Manette
movieMark of the Vampire
1935 · Irena Borotyn
movieDavid Copperfield
1935 · Clara Copperfield
movieOutcast Lady
1934 · Venice
movieJava Head
1934 · Nettie Vollar
movieMen in White
1934 · Barbara
movieThe Mystery of Mr. X
1934 · Jane Frensham
movieAce of Aces
1933 · Nancy Adams
movieThe Solitaire Man
1933 · Helen Hemming
movieNo Marriage Ties
1933 · Peggy Wilson
movieLooking Forward
1933 · Caroline Service
movieThe Lost Chord
1933 · Joan Elton
movieThe Shadow
1933 · Sonia Bryant
movieThe Lodger
1932 · Daisy Bunting
movieInsult
1932 · Pola Dubois
The Chinese Puzzle
1932 · Naomi Melsham
Nine Till Six
1932 · Gracie Abbott
movieService for Ladies
1932 · Sylvia Robertson
movieMany Waters
1931 · Freda Barcaldine
movieMichael and Mary
1931 · Romo
Chin Chin Chinaman
1931 · Countess Olga Dureska
movieBlack Coffee
1931 · Barbara Amory
The Rosary
1931 · Vera Mannering
Rodney Steps In
1931 · Masked Lady
movieAlibi
1931 · Ursula Browne