Leading Ladies Sarah Marshall
The Long Hot Summer/Agnes Stewart
Wild And Wonderful/Pamela
Star Trek -The dangerous years(TV)/Dr. Janet Wallace
Sarah Marshall was an English actress, the daughter of actor Herbert Marshall.
She was born at London, England in 1933. Ms. Marshall was in the U. S. since 1939.
In addition to films and television, she was also on the stage and appeared on Broadway in such productions as The World Of Suzie Wong , Elmer Rice's Dream Girl and Goodbye Charlie of which she was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Supporting Actress.
She also was recipient of Theater World's Award in 1956 for the play The Ponder Heart.
In 1972 she went to London where she appeared in A. R. Gurney's Children with Constance Cummings, Applause with Lauren Bacall and Neil, Simon's The Gingerbread Lady with Elaine Strich.
Her film and television career has run from 1954 through 2012 with 70 credits in these mediums, though most were in television.
The films of Sarah Marshall are:
Richard II (1954-TV) as Lady In Waiting
The Long, Hot Summer (1958) as Agnes Stewart
Wild and Wonderful (1964) as Pamela
A Rage To Live (1965) as Connie
Lord Love A Duck (1965) as Miss Schwartz
Embassy (1972) as Miss Harding
Applause (1973-TV) as Karen Richards
Scruples (1980-TV Mini Series) as Susan Arvey
The Bunker (1981-TV) as Mrs Junge
The People Vs Jean Harris (1981-TV) as Suzanne Van Der Vrecken
The Letter (1982-TV) as Dorothy Joyce
People Like Us (1990-TV) as Countess Of Castoria
Dave (1993) as Diane
French Silk (1994-YV) as Mary Catherine
Dangerous Minds (1995) as Librarian #2
Red Blood (2012) as Mrs Western
Ms. Marshall appeared on television in such programs as Kraft Theater, Robert Montgomery Presents, Producer's Showcase, Appointment With Adventure, Startime, The Acquanauts, Dow Hour Of Great Mysteries, Hong Kong, The Tab Hunter Show, Peter Loves Mary, The United States Steel Hour, Boris Karloff's Thriller, Target:The Corruptors, Perry Mason, Adventures In Paradise, The Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Stoney Burke, Breaking Point, 77 Sunset Strip, The Dupont Show Of The Week, The Rogues, Kentucky Jones, 12 O'Clock High, The Fugitive, F Troop, My Favorite Martian, The Donna Reed Show, Get Smart, I Spy, The Wild Wild West, Star Trek, Ironside, The FBI, Daniel Boone, The Outsider, Omnibus, Sexton Blake, Strange Report, Play For Today, Medical Center, Great Mysteries, Miss Winslow And Son, Three's Company, The Jeffersons, Hart To Hart, Remington Steele, Small Wonder and Cheers.
Ms. Marshall was married twice. Her first marriage ended in divorce but the second one to Carl Held lasted from 1964 until her death.
Sarah Marshall passed away in 2014 at age 80 after a long battle with cancer.
I enjoyed Ms. Marshall in The Long Hot Summer, A Rage To Live, The Bunker and an episode from Boris Karloff's Thriller entitled "God Grant That She Lye Stille.", one of the best in the series.
Louie The Movie Buff