Mary O’Farrell was an American actress who is best known for General John Regan, Cæsar’s Friend, and Murder in the Cathedral.
Personal and Family Life
Mary O’Farrell was born on May 27, 1892, in London, England. Her father was James O’Farrell, and her mother was Joanna Murphy. Little is known about her early life or her family beyond their names.
Career
O’Farrell had a notable acting career, appearing in several films and television productions. She was recognized for her roles in productions such as General John Regan in 1934 and Murder in the Cathedral in 1951. Her work extended to radio, where she voiced characters in various stories, showcasing her versatile talent.
Death and Legacy
Mary O’Farrell passed away on February 10, 1968, in London, England. Her contributions to film and theatre continue to be remembered by fans of classic cinema. O’Farrell’s roles have left a lasting impact on the acting community.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Wait Until Dark | Mum (voice) | 1967 |
| Story Parade | Mrs. Canty | 1964 |
| Murder in the Cathedral | Women’s Chorus | 1951 |
| The Land of Heart’s Desire | TV Movie | 1948 |
| Shall We Join the Ladies? | Mrs. Bland | 1939 |
| Cæsar’s Friend | Claudia Procula, wife of Pilate | 1939 |
| General John Regan | Mrs. Gregg | 1934 |