Betty McDowall

Betty McDowall was an Australian actress who is best known for her roles in The Omen, Dead Lucky, and Little Lord Fauntleroy. Born on August 14, 1924, in Sydney, New South Wales, she gained recognition for her performances on both stage and screen. She passed away on December 31, 1993, in London, England.

Personal and Family Life

Betty McDowall, originally named Betty Magarita McDowall, was raised in Australia and later pursued a successful acting career in the UK. Throughout her life, she was known for portraying maternal characters, especially in British films and television shows. Details about her personal life and family remain relatively private.

Career Highlights

McDowall’s acting career spanned several decades, during which she appeared in numerous films and television programs. She was admired for her versatility and ability to portray a range of characters. Some of her notable works include appearances in classic films and popular TV series, establishing her as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

Death and Legacy

Betty McDowall passed away in London on December 31, 1993. Her contributions to film and television left a lasting impact, especially in maternal roles that resonated with audiences. Today, she is remembered as a talented character actress who brought depth to her performances.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
The Omen1976-06-25American Secretary
First Men in the Moon1964-07-01Margaret Hoy
Ballad in Blue1965-02-18Mrs. Babbidge
Time Lock1957-08-27Lucille Walker
Jack the Ripper1959-05-28Anne Ford
Echo of Diana1963-05-01Joan Scott
Dead Lucky1960-06-01Jenny Drew
Jackpot1960-01-01Kay Stock
Tomorrow at Ten1962-09-01Maggie Parnell
Spare the Rod1961-05-23Ann Collins
Interpol1957-04-02
The Shiralee1957-07-11Girl at Parkers
The Liquidator1965-11-01Frances Anne Chandler
She Didn’t Say No!1958-09-30Mrs. Power
Always Another Dawn1948-09-24Patricia
Diamond Safari1958-02-21Louise Saunders
The Bass Player and the Blonde1977-06-14Beth
Interpol Calling1959-09-13Carlotta
The Corridor People1966-08-26Beryl Kempsford
The Prisoner1967-09-29Professor’s Wife
The Saint1962-10-04Edna Kinsall