Birthday

1933-02-24

Died

2016-01-19

Birthplace

Hertfordshire, England, UK

Gender

Female

Known For

Acting

Rita Davies

Rita Davies (February 24, 1933 – January 19, 2016) was a British actress.

Acting Credits

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Historian's Wife

Doomwatch

Mrs. Murray

Tempo

Juliana

Baby Love

1st Policewoman

Private Peaceful

Old Lady

Lad: A Yorkshire Story

Bookshop Owner

The Trip

Dove Cottage Worker

The Last Horror Movie

Grandma

The Best Offer

Mrs. Derain

Reuniting the Rubins

Old Lady

What Mad Pursuit

Lady at Literary Luncheon

Driving Lessons

Mrs. Robottom (uncredited)

Footprints in the Snow

Old Lady in Bar

Acts of Godfrey

Saga Lady 1

The Wolves of Kromer

Fanny

W.S.H.: The Myth of the Urban Myth

Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa

Old Woman on Pier

Children of Men

Café Customer

Deadly Obsession

Beth

Beauty and the Beast

Old Woman

Claws

Mrs Morris

The Broken

Old Lady in Underground

The Da Vinci Code

Elegant Woman at Rosslyn

Brideshead Revisited

Nanny Hawkins

The List

Martha Rove

O Mary This London

Picket at clinic

Of Best Intentions

Sherlock

Blind Lady

Cuckoo

Mary

Vera

Sister Benedict

The Inbetweeners

Old Lady

My Life in Film

Mary

Ghost Squad

W.P.C

Armchair Theatre

Nurse

Drama 61-67

Woman in Station

Maigret

Germaine

The Men From Room 13

The Men From Room 13

Joyce

House of Anubis

Sarah Frobisher-Smythe

Keeping Up Appearances

Mrs. Lomax

Call the Midwife

Pegeen

Play for Today

Matron

Heartbeat

Flo Chorley

Lewis

Edna O'Brien

55 Degrees North

Harriet Graham

Cuffs

Valerie Dukes

Unforgotten

Mary White

Southcliffe

Queenie

Starlings

Mrs. Wisley

Mongrels

Margaret

Ashes to Ashes

Elsie Staines

Silent Witness

Mears' Mother

Kavanagh Q.C.

Mrs. Harmer

Screen Two

Picket at clinic

Play for Today

1st Policewoman

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Distraught Wife

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Hostess / Black Spot Storyteller

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Third Juror

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Argument Secretary

BBC Play of the Month

Nicholas Nickleby

Mrs. Lenville

Mr. Palfrey of Westminster

Miss Hewlett