Biography
Anna Cropper was an English television actress.
Anna Cropper
Acting
Brierfield, Lancashire, England, UK
Born · Died
Movies
Rosamunde Pilcher: September· 1996
Edie
The Affair· 1995
Mrs. Leyland
Midnight Movie· 1994
Mrs. Mofrey
Memento Mori· 1992
Mrs Mortimer
The Old Devils· 1992
Gwen Cellan-Davies
Van Gogh· 1990
Mother
Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story· 1989
Karl's Mother
The Childeater· 1989
Mrs. Jones
Nanou· 1987
Mother deNanou
Man-Eaters of Kumaon· 1986
Praying Mantis· 1982
Gertrude
Preview· 1982
Babs
Where Is Betty Buchus?· 1982
Betty Buchus
The Perfect House· 1981
Marjorie Manson
Very Like a Whale· 1981
Journalist
Mary's Wife· 1980
Marge
The Crucible· 1980
Ann Putnam
The Lost Boys· 1978
Mary Hodgson
Old Times· 1975
Kate
Amy, Wonderful Amy· 1974
Joanna
Footsteps· 1974
Iris
Schmoedipus· 1974
Elizabeth Carter
Crippled Bloom· 1972
Nan
The Exorcism· 1972
Rachel
Brown Skin Gal, Stay Home and Mind Bay-Bee· 1971
Olga
Cromwell· 1970
Ruth Carter
Robin Redbreast· 1970
Norah Palmer
All Neat in Black Stockings· 1969
Cicely 'Sis'
In Two Minds· 1967
Kate Winter
Son of the City· 1967
Carol
TV shows
Midsomer Murders· 1997
Claire Williams
September· 1996
Edie
Harry· 1993
Mrs Faber
Heartbeat· 1992
Helen Lessor
Agatha Christie's Poirot· 1989
Lady Willard
Miss Marple: Nemesis· 1987
Anthea Bradbury-Scott
Call Me Mister· 1986
Casualty· 1986
Mrs. Chassnee
Anna of the Five Towns· 1985
Mrs. Sutton
Screen Two· 1985
Mrs. Mortimer
The Jewel in the Crown· 1984
Nicky Paynton
Praying Mantis· 1982
Gertrude
The Lost Boys· 1978
Mary Hodgson
1990· 1977
BBC2 Play of the Week· 1977
Mary Hodgson
Playhouse· 1974
Marge
Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries: The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club· 1973
Ann Dorland
Dead of Night· 1972
Rachel
The Moonstone· 1972
Rosanna Spearman
Van der Valk· 1972
Julie Meijers
Play for Today· 1970
Elizabeth Carter
The Spies· 1966
Jane Patrick
Sherlock Holmes· 1964
Story Parade· 1964
Priscilla
Dr. Finlay's Casebook· 1962
Z-Cars· 1962
Sunday-Night Play· 1960
Lucy
The Odd Man· 1960
Ruth Jenkins
No Hiding Place· 1959
Hallmark Hall of Fame· 1951
The Princess Royal (Mary)