Kathleen Harrison Net Worth

Kathleen Harrison net worth is
$6 Million

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Kathleen Harrison (23 February 1892 – 7 December 1995) was a prolific English character actress best remembered for her role as Mrs Huggett (opposite Jack Warner and Petula Clark) in a trio of British post-war comedies about a working-class family's misadventures. To modern viewers she is better remembered as Mrs Dilber, Scrooge's charwoman, appearing opposite Alastair Sim in the 1951 film A Christmas Carol, and as a Cockney charlady who inherits a fortune in Mrs Thursday.She lived to the age of 103.

Net Worth	$6 Million
Date Of Birth	February 23, 1892
Died	1995-12-07
Place Of Birth	Blackburn, Lancashire, England, UK
Height	5' 3" (1.6 m)
Occupation	Actress
Profession	Actress, Soundtrack
Spouse	John Henry Back
Nicknames	Kathleen Harrison, Harrison, Kathleen
Star Sign	Pisces

#	Trademark
1	Played slightly dithering, warm hearted motherly roles

#	Quote
1	Because of my popularity as Mrs. Thursday, I can't go shopping anymore. It's embarrassing to be recognized and stopped all the time.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Gay Adventure	1949	Isobel
Landfall	1949	Mona's Mother
Now Barabbas	1949	Mrs. Brown
The Huggetts Abroad	1949	Ethel Huggett
Vote for Huggett	1949	Ethel Huggett, Mother
Here Come the Huggetts	1948	Ethel Huggett
Bond Street	1948	Ethel Brawn
The Winslow Boy	1948	Violet
Oliver Twist	1948	Mrs Sowerberry
Holiday Camp	1947	Mrs. Ethel Huggett
Code of Scotland Yard	1947	Mrs. Catt
Temptation Harbor	1947	Mabel
Carnival	1946	Bit Role (uncredited)
I See a Dark Stranger	1946	Waitress (uncredited)
Wanted for Murder	1946	Florrie
Caesar and Cleopatra	1945	Egyptian Woman (uncredited)
Great Day	1945	Pub Customer
Meet Sexton Blake	1945	Mrs. Bardell
Waterloo Road	1945	Bit Role (uncredited)
It Happened One Sunday	1944	Mrs. Purkiss
Dear Octopus	1943	Mrs. Glossop
The New Lot	1943	Short	Keith's Mother (uncredited)
Much Too Shy	1942	Amelia Peabody
In Which We Serve	1942	Mrs. Blake
The Big Blockade	1942	Bit Role (uncredited)
A Letter from Home	1941	Short	The Maid
I Thank You	1941	Cook
Once a Crook	1941	Auntie
The Remarkable Mr. Kipps	1941	Customer (uncredited)
Major Barbara	1941	Mrs. Price
The Ghost Train	1941	Miss Bourne
Salvage with a Smile	1940	Short	Housekeeper
The Flying Squad	1940	Mrs. Schifan
Girl in the News	1940	Cook
Tilly of Bloomsbury	1940	Mrs. Welwyn
The Murder in Thornton Square	1940	Bit Role (uncredited)
They Came by Night	1940	Mrs. Lightbody
Mad Men of Europe	1940	Bit Role (uncredited)
A Call for Arms!	1940	Short	Mrs. James
Discoveries	1939	Kitchen Maid
Who Is Guilty?	1939	Polly
A Girl Must Live	1939	Penelope
Home from Home	1939	Mabel
The Outsider	1939	Mrs. Coates
I've Got a Horse	1938	Mabel
Almost a Gentleman	1938	Mrs. Barker
Convict 99	1938	Mabel
Jane Steps Out	1938	Bit Role (uncredited)
The Terror	1938	Parlor Maid (uncredited)
Three on a Weekend	1938	May
Night Must Fall	1937	Mrs. Terence
Wanted!	1937	Belinda
Aren't Men Beasts	1937	Annie
Everybody Dance	1936	Lucy
The Tenth Man	1936	Confused Voter
Broken Blossoms	1936	Mrs. Lossy
Jury's Evidence	1936
Line Engaged	1935	Maid
Dandy Dick	1935	Jane (the Maid) (uncredited)
Inside the Room	1935	Nurse (uncredited)
What Happened Then?	1934	Minor Role (uncredited)
The Great Defender	1934	Agnes Carter - Locke's Maid
The Ghoul	1933	Kaney
The Man from Toronto	1933	Martha
Aren't We All?	1932	Bit Role (uncredited)
Detective Lloyd	1932	Minor Role (uncredited)
Hobson's Choice	1931	Ada Figgins
Our Boys	1915	Short	Belinda
The London Connection	1979	Elderly Lady
Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color	1979	TV Series	Elderly Lady
Danger UXB	1979	TV Series	Mrs. Dollery
Our Mutual Friend	1976	TV Mini-Series	Henerietty Boffin
Shades of Greene	1976	TV Series	Mrs. Salmon
Charles Dickens' World of Christmas	1974	TV Movie
Spring and Autumn	1973	TV Series	Daisy
ITV Saturday Night Theatre	1973	TV Series	Rose
NBC Experiment in Television	1969	TV Series
Lock Up Your Daughters!	1969	Lady Clumsey
BBC Play of the Month	1968	TV Series	Mrs. Ashworth
Dixon of Dock Green	1968	TV Series	Kitty Pitman
Mrs Thursday	1966-1967	TV Series	Alice Thursday
Laughter from the Whitehall	1964	TV Series	Nannie Cartwright
Martin Chuzzlewit	1964	TV Mini-Series	Mrs. Prig
Comedy Playhouse	1963	TV Series	Woman
West 11	1963	Mrs. Beckett
The Fast Lady	1962	Mrs. Staggers
Mrs. Gibbons' Boys	1962	Mrs. Gibbons
Operation Snafu	1961	Mrs. Cooksley
Theatre Night	1959-1960	TV Series	Emma Hornett / Gladys Pudney
BBC Sunday-Night Theatre	1959	TV Series	Mrs. Ashworth
Alive and Kicking	1959	Rosie
A Cry from the Streets	1958	Mrs. Farrer
The Beasts of Marseilles	1957	Mme. Abou
Nude with Violin	1956	TV Movie	Cherry-May Waterton
The Big Money	1956	Mrs. Frith
Home and Away	1956	Elsie Knowles
It's a Wonderful World	1956	Miss Gilly
Rheingold Theatre	1956	TV Series	Mrs. Mintern
All for Mary	1955	Nannie Cartwright
Cast a Dark Shadow	1955	Emmie
Where There's a Will	1955	Annie Yeo
Let's Make Up	1954	Kate
All for Mary	1954	TV Movie	Nannie Cartwright
The Dog and the Diamonds	1953	Mrs. Fossett
Turn the Key Softly	1953	Granny Quilliam
The Pickwick Papers	1952	Rachel Wardle
Mr. Lord Says No	1952	Lillian Lord
The Magic Box	1951	Mother in Family Group
A Christmas Carol	1951	Mrs. Dilber
Trio	1950	Emma Brown Foreman (in segment The Verger)
Waterfront Women	1950	Mrs. McCabe
Double Confession	1950	Kate

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Alive and Kicking	1959	performer: "What Shall We Do With A Drunken Sailor"" - uncredited

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
This Is Your Life	1974	TV Series documentary	Herself
Stars on Sunday	1973	TV Series
The Concrete Vision	1962	TV Movie	Herself
The Jo Stafford Show	1961	TV Series	Herself
Film Fanfare	1956	TV Series	Herself
This Is Show Business	1954	TV Series	Herself

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Kathleen Harrison Net Worth