Yvonne Buckingham
Yvonne Buckingham | |
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Born |
Elizabeth D Buckingham 1937 Yorkshire, England |
Nationality | English |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1950s to 1980s |
Yvonne Buckingham is an English actress who appeared in the films which include, Next to No Time in 1958, Sapphire in 1959, Urge to Kill in 1960, Murder in Eden in 1961, The Sinister Man in 1961, Solo for Sparrow in 1962. She also appeard in the Sir Francis Drake TV series in April 1962.
Career
1950s
In an early role, Buckingham played the part of a saloon girl in the Jack Lee direct film Robbery Under Arms.[1] In 1958, she played Mario's girlfriend in the comedy Next to No Time.[2] In 1959, Buckingham played the part of Sapphire in the film Sapphire about a mysterious woman who had a relationship with a man called Harry Fiddle. This was a film about girl murdered woman (Sapphire) who passed for white.[3] Harry Baird, Nigel Patrick, Paul Massie and Earl Cameron also appeared in it.[4][5]
1960s
In 1962, she she was one of three Yvonne's in the Neo Noir film, The Frightened City. The other two were Yvonne Romain and Yvonne Ball.[6] In 1963, Buckingham played the lead role in the The Keeler Affair, a film about Christine Keeler.[7][8] Before Buckingham had secured the role, it was offered to Keeler who accepted it but because the Actors Equity didn't accept her, it meant that cast members couldn't have appeared with her.[9]
1970s and 80s
In the late 1980's she had a role in the Marcio Kogan, Isay Weinfeld directed fim, Fogo e Paixão, which was a film about a bus tour through Sao Paulo where strange people are encountered. One of the tourists, a Japanese man called Kankeo (Played by Ken Kaneko) filmed the event and shows it to his friends when he returns home.[10][11][12]
Filmography
Selective
Title | Role | Director | Year | Notes # |
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Robbery Under Arms | Saloon Girl | Jack Lee | 1957 | |
Grip of the Strangler | Whore | Robert Day | 1958 | |
Next to No Time | Mario's Girl Friend | Henry Cornelius | 1958 | |
Blood of the Vampire | Serving Wench | Henry Cass | 1958 | |
Passport to Shame | Tart | Alvin Rakoff | 1958 | |
The Captain's Table | Yvonne | Jack Lee | 1959 | |
Room at the Top | Girl at Window | Jack Clayton | 1959 | |
No Trees in the Street | Girl | J. Lee Thompson | 1959 | |
Sapphire | Sapphire Robbins | Basil Dearden | 1959 | |
Desert Mice | Waitress | Michael Ralph | 1959 | |
Our Man in Havana | Woman | Carol Reed | 1959 | |
Urge to Kill | Gwen | Vernon Sewell | 1960 | |
The Tell-Tale Heart | Mina | Ernest Morris | 1960 | |
The Frightened City | Pretty girl at 'Taboo Club' | John Lemont | 1961 | |
The Sinister Man | Miss Russell | Clive Donner | 1961 | |
Refernces
- ↑ Movie Westerns: Hollywood Films the Wild, Wild West by John Howard Reid Page 126 Robbery Under Arms
- ↑ LETTERBOXD Next to No Time
- ↑ The Baltimore Afro-American November 14, 1959 Page 19 AS SAPPHIRE
- ↑ The Baltimore Afro-American November 21, 1959 Page 26 SAPPHIRE IS a mystery girl
- ↑ The BFI Companion to Crime By Phil Hardy Page 294 Le Samouraï - Scandal, Sapphire
- ↑ Rotten Tomatoes The Frightened City
- ↑ Filmkritik, Volume 8 - Filmkritiker Kooperative, 1964 Page 222
- ↑ Scandinavian Blue By Jack Stevenson Page 49
- ↑ The Age April 3, 1963 Page 3 Australians Can See Keeler Film
- ↑ International Film Guide, 1990 Page 95
- ↑ 39ª MOSTRA Fogo e Paixão, Fogo e Paixão
- ↑ Imdb Fogo e Paixão (1988)