Phyllis Monkman was an English actress best known for her roles in The Co-Optimists, Diamond City, and Carnival. Born on January 8, 1892, in London, England, she had a career that spanned several decades, marked by various memorable performances. She passed away on December 2, 1976, also in London.
Personal and Family Life
Phyllis Monkman was born to Jack Harrison and Florence Young. She was married to fellow actor Laddie Cliff until his death in 1937. Details about her family life are limited, but her marriage to Laddie was a significant part of her personal history.
Career
Monkman enjoyed a diverse acting career, participating in both film and television productions. She appeared in numerous films during the early to mid-20th century, gaining recognition for her talent. Some of her notable works include roles in theatrical productions and contributing to the British film industry.
Death and Legacy
Phyllis Monkman died on December 2, 1976, in London, marking the end of a storied career. Her performances have left a lasting impact on theatre and film, and she is remembered for her contributions to the entertainment industry. Even after her passing, her films continue to be appreciated by audiences today.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Diamond City | 1949 | Ma Bracken |
| A Word in Your Eye | 1949 | TV Movie |
| Carnival | 1946 | Barmaid |
| The Pony Act | 1942 | Uncredited |
| The Good Old Days | 1940 | Mrs. Bennett |
| Here’s Looking at Them | 1939 | TV Movie |
| Young Man’s Fancy | 1939 | Esme |
| Everything Happens to Me | 1938 | Gismonde |
| The King of Paris | 1934 | Gismonde |
| The Co-Optimists | 1929 | Uncredited |
| Blackmail | 1929 | Gossip Woman |
| On with the Dance | 1927 | Short |
| Her Heritage | 1919 | Lady Mary Strode |
| Persian Dance: Eightpence a Mile | 1913 | Short |