Biography
Jill Dorothy Ireland (April 24, 1936 – May 18, 1990) was an English actress, best known for her many films with her second husband, Charles Bronson.
Jill Ireland
Acting
London, England, UK
Born · Died
Movies
Doctor Who: Origins· 2006
Self (archive footage)
Hollywood on Horses· 1989
Self
Assassination· 1987
Lara Royce Craig
Caught· 1987
Janet Devon
Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood· 1987
Self
Death Wish II· 1982
Geri Nichols
Catastrophe: No Safe Place· 1980
Self - Host
The Girl, the Gold Watch & Everything· 1980
Charla O'Rourke
Love and Bullets· 1979
Jackie Pruit
From Noon Till Three· 1976
Amanda Starbuck
Breakheart Pass· 1975
Marica Scoville
Breakout· 1975
Ann Wagner
Hard Times· 1975
Lucy Simpson
The Valdez Horses· 1973
Catherine
The Mechanic· 1972
The Girl
The Valachi Papers· 1972
Maria Reina Valachi
Someone Behind the Door· 1971
Frances Jeffries
Cold Sweat· 1970
Moira
Rider on the Rain· 1970
Nicole
Violent City· 1970
Vanessa Shelton
Villa Rides· 1968
Girl in Restaurant
The Karate Killers· 1967
Imogen
The Battleaxe· 1962
Audrey Page
Twice Round the Daffodils· 1962
Janet
Raising the Wind· 1961
Janet
So Evil, So Young· 1961
Ann
Girls of the Latin Quarter· 1960
Jungle Street· 1960
Sue
Carry On Nurse· 1959
Jill Thompson
The Desperate Man· 1959
Carol Bourne
The Big Money· 1958
Doreen Frith
Hell Drivers· 1957
Jill, Pull In Waitress
Robbery Under Arms· 1957
Jean Morrison
There's Always a Thursday· 1957
Jennifer Potter
Three Men in a Boat· 1956
Primrose Porterhouse
Oh... Rosalinda!!· 1955
Lady
Simon and Laura· 1955
Burton's Receptionist
TV shows
Dinah!· 1974
Self
Night Gallery· 1970
Ann Loring
The Dick Cavett Show· 1968
Self - Guest
Mannix· 1967
Ellen Kovak
Shane· 1966
Marian Starett
Star Trek· 1966
Leila Kalomi
12 O'Clock High· 1964
Alyce Carpenter
Daniel Boone· 1964
Angela Lackland
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.· 1964
Imogen Smythe
My Favorite Martian· 1963
Zelda
Richard the Lionheart· 1962
Marianne
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson· 1962
Self
Ben Casey· 1961
The Mike Douglas Show· 1961
Self
The Third Man· 1959
Julia
Armchair Theatre· 1956
Sibyl Vane
Golden Globe Awards· 1944
Self - Presenter