
Yvonne Furneaux
Known for
Acting
Life
1926 – 2024 (aged 98)
Born in
Roubaix, France
Credits
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Biography
Yvonne Furneaux (born Elisabeth Yvonne Scarcherd on May 11, 1926, in Roubaix, France) was a French film actress who gained international recognition throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Known for her striking presence and dramatic versatility, she starred in a range of films across Europe, including iconic roles in Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita and Roman Polanski’s Repulsion. Her career spanned over three decades with 38 credited performances in both cinema and television.
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Filmography
1984
- Frankenstein's Great Aunt Tillieas Matilda 'Tillie' Frankenstein
1972
- Temptation in the Summer Windas Professor's Wife
- The Baron: The Man in a Looking Glassas Selina Travis
1971
- In the Name of the Italian Peopleas Lavinia Santenocito
1967
- The Champagne Murdersas Christine Belling
1966
- The Baron2 episodes
1965
- Hereward the Wakeas Torfrida11 episodes
- Repulsionas Hélène Ledoux
1964
- The Death Ray of Dr. Mabuseas Gilda Larsen
- The Lion of Thebesas Helen of Troy
1963
- I 4 tassistias Corinna
- I Am Semiramisas Semiramis
- Enough Ropeas Clara Saccard
1962
- Night Train to Milanas Angela
- Charge of the Black Lancersas Jassa
1961
- Manhuntas Maria
- The Count of Monte Cristoas Mercédès
1960
- Il carro armato dell'8 settembre
- We Like It Coldas Rosalina
- Run with the Devilas Marta
- La Dolce Vitaas Emma
1959
- The Mummyas Isobel Banning
- Letter to heaven
- Lui, lei e il nonnoas Hlen
1956
- Lisbonas Maria Maddalena Masanet
1955
- Le Amicheas Momina De Stefani
- Cross Channelas Jacqueline Moreau
- The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernelas Suzanne de Fleury1 episode
- The Prince with the Red Maskas Laura
- The Dark Avengeras Marie
1954
- Crossed Swordsas Woman
1953
- The Beggar's Operaas Jenny Diver
- The Master of Ballantraeas Jessie Brown
- The House of the Arrowas Betty Harlowe
- The Genieas Suzie
1952
- 24 Hours of a Woman's Lifeas Henriette
- Meet Me Tonightas Elena (segment "Ways and Means")







