Hessy Doris Lloyd (3 July 1891 – 21 May 1968) was an English–American film and stage actress. She is perhaps best known for her roles in ''

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'' (1960) and ''

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'' (1965). Lloyd appeared in two Academy Award winners and four other nominees.

Early life

Lloyd's parents were Edward Franklin Lloyd and Hessy Jane McCappin. She was born in

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, and she had a grandfather who was an amateur actor. Her father was born in 1855, in

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. Her mother was born in 1860.

Career

When Lloyd was 23, she debuted on stage with the Liverpool Repertory Company. She appeared a number of times in the London

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, including in '' Mr. Todd's Experiment'' by

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( Queen's Theatre, 1920), and ''The Smiths of Surbiton'' by

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( New Theatre, 1922). Her film debut was in the 1920 British silent film '' The Shadow Between''. She went to the United States to visit a sister already living there. What was supposed to be a visit she made permanent. She spent several years (1916–25) appearing in

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plays, notably a number of

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editions, and probably spent some time on the road in touring companies. She decided on a film career, making her first US film in 1925. With the exception of returning to one Broadway play in 1947, her career was devoted to films and television.

Roles

Lloyd appeared in more than 150 films in a 42 year career between 1925 and 1967, including the 1933 low-budget

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version of '' Oliver Twist'', in which she played Nancy.

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starred as Fagin and Dickie Moore as Oliver. Her roles ranged from the sinister

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n spy Mrs. Travers in the biopic '' Disraeli'' (1929) to the meek housekeeper Mrs. Watchett in ''

'' (1960). Her most famous film roles were in the

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films starring Johnny Weissmuller. She portrayed a nurse in ''

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'' (1943) with Lon Chaney Jr. as the

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and

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as Frankenstein's monster. She voiced one of the roses in Disney's '' Alice in Wonderland'' (1951), later making small appearances in '' Mary Poppins'' and ''

'', which both starred Julie Andrews.

Death

Lloyd died on 21 May 1968, aged 76, in

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. She is interred in Glendale's Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Selected filmography

* '' The Shadow Between'' (1920) as Marian West * '' Love's Influence'' (1922) * '' The Lady'' (1925) as Fannie Chair * '' The Man from Red Gulch'' (1925) as Madame Le Blanc * ''

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'' (1926) as Limehouse Polly * ''

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'' (1926) as Nurse (uncredited) * '' Black Paradise'' (1926) as Lillian Webster * '' The Midnight Kiss'' (1926) as Ellen Atkins * '' Exit Smiling'' (1926) as Olga * ''

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'' (1927) as Esther Levi * '' The Broncho Twister'' (1927) as Teresa Brady * ''Is Zat So?'' (1927) as Sue Parker * ''

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'' (1927) as Mrs. O'Grady * '' Lonesome Ladies'' (1927) as Helen Wayne * ''Two Girls Wanted'' (1927) as Mrs. Timoney * '' Come to My House'' (1927) as Renee Parsons * '' The Trail of '98'' (1928) as Locasto's procurer * ''The Drake Case'' (1929) as Mrs. Drake * '' The Careless Age'' (1929) as Mabs * '' Disraeli'' (1929) as Mrs. Travers * '' Sarah and Son'' (1930) as Mrs. Ashmore, Vanning's sister * '' Our Blushing Brides'' (1930) as Miss Hartley - Head of Lingerie Department (uncredited) * '' Old English'' (1930) as Mrs. Rosamond Lane * ''

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'' (1930) as Lola Fealey * '' Way for a Sailor'' (1930) as Flossy * '' Charley's Aunt'' (1930) as Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez * '' The Bachelor Father'' (1931) as Mrs. Julia Webb * ''

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'' (1931) as Paula Vrain * '' Bought!'' (1931) as Mrs. Barry * ''

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'' (1931) as Kitty * '' Devotion'' (1931) as Pansy * '' Once a Lady'' (1931) as Lady Ellen Somerville * '' Tarzan the Ape Man'' (1932) as Mrs. Cutten * '' The Washington Masquerade'' (1932) as Dinner Guest (uncredited) * '' Back Street'' (1932) as Corinne Saxel - Walter's wife * '' Payment Deferred'' (1932) as Woman Exchanging Foreign Currency in Bank (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1932) as Nurse (uncredited) * '' Robbers' Roost'' (1932) as Prossie (uncredited) * '' Oliver Twist'' (1933) as Nancy Sikes * '' Secrets'' (1933) as Susan Channing * '' Looking Forward'' (1933) as Mrs. Lil Benton * '' A Study in Scarlet'' (1933) as Mrs. Murphy * '' Peg o' My Heart'' (1933) as Mrs. Grace Brent * ''

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'' (1933) as Mme. Clarion - Actress * ''

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'' (1934) as Mrs. Bellwater - The Blonde Widow * ''

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'' (1934) as Nana * '' Sisters Under the Skin'' (1934) as Elinor Yates * '' Madame Du Barry'' (1934) as Madame of Dear Park (uncredited) * '' Kiss and Make-Up'' (1934) as Mme. Durand * '' She Was a Lady'' (1934) as Alice Vane * '' One Exciting Adventure'' (1934) as Customer * '' British Agent'' (1934) as Lady Carrister * '' Dangerous Corner'' (1934) as Maude Mockridge * '' Strange Wives'' (1934) as Mrs. Sleeper * '' The Man Who Reclaimed His Head'' (1934) as Lulu - Woman in Theatre Box (uncredited) * '' Tarzan and His Mate'' (1934) as Mrs. Cutten (deleted scenes) * '' Clive of India'' (1935) as Mrs. Nixon * '' A Shot in the Dark'' (1935) as Lucille Coates * '' The Woman in Red'' (1935) as Mrs. Casserly * '' Straight from the Heart'' (1935) as Miss Carter * '' Chasing Yesterday'' (1935) as Mme. De Gabry (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1935) as Mrs. Fleming * '' Becky Sharp'' (1935) as Duchess of Richmond * '' Two for Tonight'' (1935) as Lady Ralston (uncredited) * '' A Feather in Her Hat'' (1935) as Liz Vining * '' Peter Ibbetson'' (1935) as Mrs. Dorian * ''

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'' (1935) as Cockney Moll (uncredited) * '' The Perfect Gentleman'' (1935) as Kate * '' Kind Lady'' (1935) as Lucy Weston * '' Don't Get Personal'' (1936) as Mrs. Charles van Ronesoleer * '' Follow the Fleet'' (1936) as Mrs. Courtney (uncredited) * '' Too Many Parents'' (1936) as Mrs. Downing * '' Brilliant Marriage'' (1936) as Mrs. Madeleine Allison * '' Mary of Scotland'' (1936) as Fisherman's wife * ''The Luckiest Girl in the World'' (1936) (uncredited) * '' A Woman Rebels'' (1936) as Mrs. Seaton - at Party (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1936) as Woman at barricades * '' Bulldog Drummond Escapes'' (1937) as Nurse * '' The Soldier and the Lady'' (1937) as Shepherdess (uncredited) * ''Alcatrez Island'' (1937) as Miss Marquand * '' Tovarich'' (1937) as Madame Chauffourier-Dubleff * '' Murder Is News'' (1937) as Pauline Drake * '' The Black Doll'' (1938) as Laura Leland * '' The Baroness and the Butler'' (1938) as Lady at Charity Party (uncredited) * '' Lord Jeff'' (1938) as Hostess of Party (uncredited) * '' Port of Seven Seas'' (1938) as Customer (uncredited) * '' Letter of Introduction'' (1938) as Charlotte in Play (uncredited) * '' They Made Me a Criminal'' (1939) as Mrs. Williamson (uncredited) * '' Three Smart Girls Grow Up'' (1939) as Guest (uncredited) * '' I'm from Missouri'' (1939) as Mrs. Arthur, Duchess of Cricklewood * '' The Spellbinder'' (1939) as Mrs. Raymond - School Headmistress (uncredited) * '' Chicken Wagon Family'' (1939) as Mrs. McGinty (uncredited) * '' The Old Maid'' (1939) as Miss Ford (uncredited) * '' The Under-Pup'' (1939) as Mrs. Binns * '' The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex'' (1939) as Handmaiden (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1939) as Schoolteacher at Accident Scene (uncredited) * '' First Love'' (1939) as Mrs. Parker * '' We Are Not Alone'' (1939) as Mrs. Jaeggers (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1939) as Mrs. Ward * '' Vigil in the Night'' (1940) as Mrs. Martha Bowley * ''

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'' (1940) as Louise * ''

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'' (1940) as Woman * '' Life with Henry'' (1940) as Mrs. Anderson (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1940) as Mrs. Cooper * '' Lady with Red Hair'' (1940) as Teacher at Miss Humbert's School (uncredited) * '' The Great Plane Robbery'' (1940) as Mrs. Jamison * '' Scotland Yard'' (1941) as Miss Harcourt - Nurse (uncredited) * '' The Great Lie'' (1941) as Bertha - Sandra's Maid (uncredited) * '' Shining Victory'' (1941) as Mrs. Foster * '' Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'' (1941) as Mrs. Marley (uncredited) * '' International Squadron'' (1941) as Mother (uncredited) * '' Appointment for Love'' (1941) as Woman Spectator (uncredited) * '' Keep 'Em Flying'' (1941) as Lady with Lipstick (uncredited) * '' The Wolf Man'' (1941) as Mrs. Williams (uncredited) * '' On the Sunny Side'' (1942) as Mrs. Whitaker (uncredited) * '' The Ghost of Frankenstein'' (1942) as Martha * ''

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'' (1942) as WAAF Sergeant (uncredited) * '' Night Monster'' (1942) as Sarah Judd * '' Journey for Margaret'' (1942) as Mrs. Barrie * '' Forever and a Day'' (1943) as Trimble Maid * '' No Place for a Lady'' (1943) as Evelyn Harris * ''

'' (1943) as Dr. Mannering's Nurse (uncredited) * '' Mission to Moscow'' (1943) as Mrs. Churchill (uncredited) * '' Two Tickets to London'' (1943) as Emmie (uncredited) * '' The Constant Nymph'' (1943) as Miss Hamilton * '' Flesh and Fantasy'' (1943) as Mrs. Carrington (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1943) as Drama Coach (uncredited) * '' The Lodger'' (1944) as Jennie * '' Phantom Lady'' (1944) as Kettisha * '' Follow the Boys'' (1944) as Nurse (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1944) as Plump Lady at Boardinghouse (uncredited) * '' The Invisible Man's Revenge'' (1944) as Maud * '' Frenchman's Creek'' (1944) as Minor Role (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1944) as Mrs. Benson (uncredited) * '' The House of Fear'' (1945) as Bessie (uncredited) * '' Molly and Me'' (1945) as Mrs. Graham * '' Scotland Yard Investigator'' (1945) as Emma Todworthy * '' Kitty'' (1945) as Fishhawker (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1945) as Mrs. Mackie * '' Allotment Wives'' (1945) as Alice Van Brook * '' Three Strangers'' (1946) as Mrs. Proctor * ''

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'' (1946) as Miss Wetherby, School Superintendent (uncredited) * '' To Each His Own'' (1946) as Miss Pringle * '' Devotion'' (1946) as Mrs. Ingraham (uncredited) * '' Of Human Bondage'' (1946) as Landlady * ''

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'' (1946) as Beatrice Moraski * '' Holiday in Mexico'' (1946) as Cady Millicent Owen (uncredited) * '' Sister Kenny'' (1946) as Matron (uncredited) * '' The Imperfect Lady'' (1947) as Woman in Theater Balcony (uncredited) * '' The Secret Life of Walter Mitty'' (1947) as Mrs. Leticia Follinebee * '' Escape Me Never'' (1947) as Mrs. Cooper (uncredited) * '' The Sign of the Ram'' (1948) as Mrs. Woolton (uncredited) * '' The Red Danube'' (1949) as Mrs. Omicron (uncredited) * '' Challenge to Lassie'' (1949) as Landlady (uncredited) * '' Adam's Rib'' (1949) as Lady with Attinger Kids in Court (uncredited) * '' Tyrant of the Sea'' (1950) as Elizabeth Blake * '' Kind Lady'' (1951) as Rose * '' Alice in Wonderland'' (1951) as Rose (voice) * '' The Son of Dr. Jekyll'' (1951) as Lottie Sorelle (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1952) as Lady Topham (uncredited) * '' Young Bess'' (1953) as Mother Jack * '' The Black Shield of Falworth'' (1954) as Dame Ellen * '' A Man Called Peter'' (1955) as Miss Hopkins (uncredited) * '' Interrupted Melody'' (1955) as Volunteer Worker (uncredited) * '' The Swan'' (1956) as Countess Sibenstoyn * '' Jeanne Eagels'' (1957) as Mrs. Corliss (uncredited) * ''

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'' (1958-1962, TV Series) as Mrs. Boyd / Nannie / Gun Store Customer / Miss Wilkinson / Emily's Mother * ''

'' (1960) as Mrs. Watchett * '' Midnight Lace'' (1960) as Nora Stanley, the Housekeeper * '' The Notorious Landlady'' as Lady Fallott *''

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'' (1960) as Edith Pringle * '' Mary Poppins'' (1964) as Depositor (uncredited) * ''

'' (1965) as Baroness Ebberfeld * '' Rosie!'' (1967) as Sedalia

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