Jessica Tandy

Highest Rated:	100% The Seventh Cross (1944)
Lowest Rated:	14% Forever Amber (1947)
Birthday:	Jun 7
Birthplace:	London, England, UK
Bio:	Possessing a great dignity tempered by the humorous sparkle in her clear blue eyes, Jessica Tandy was among the grand dames of stage and screen. Like many of her peers, her distinguished acting career stretched back to the early 1930s, though rather than make her name on film, Tandy won…

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RATING	TITLE	CREDIT	BOX OFFICE	YEAR
	The Desert Fox	Actor	--	2001
	Intimate Portrait - Jessica Tandy	Actor	--	1999
40%	Camilla	Camilla Cara	--	1994
91%	Nobody's Fool	Miss Beryl	--	1994
	To Dance with the White Dog	Cora Peek	--	1993
38%	Used People	Freida	--	1992
	In the Company of Whales	Actor	--	1992
	The Story Lady	Grace McQueen	--	1991
73%	Fried Green Tomatoes	Ninny Threadgoode	--	1991
45%	Old Gringo	Actor	--	1989
81%	Driving Miss Daisy	Daisy Werthan	--	1989
36%	Cocoon: The Return	Alma Finley	--	1988
67%	The House on Carroll Street	Miss Venable	--	1988
64%	*batteries not included	Faye Riley	--	1987
	Foxfire	Annie Nations	--	1987
80%	Cocoon	Alma Finley	--	1985
	The Gin Game	Actor	--	1984
80%	The Bostonians	Miss Birdseye	--	1984
50%	Best Friends	Eleanor McCullen	--	1982
67%	Still of the Night	Grace Rice	--	1982
79%	The World According to Garp	Mrs. Fields	--	1982
	Honky Tonk Freeway	Carol	--	1981
	Butley	Edna Shaft	--	1974
96%	The Birds	Lydia Brenner	--	1963
	Heningway's Adventures of a Young Man	Mrs. Adams	--	1962
	The Light in the Forest	Myra Butler	--	1958
71%	The Desert Fox	Frau Rommel	--	1951
	September Affair	Catherine Lawrence	--	1949
	A Woman's Vengeance	Janet Spence	--	1948
14%	Forever Amber	Nan Britton	--	1947
	Dragonwyck	Peggy O'Malley	--	1946
	The Green Years	Kate leckie	--	1946
	The Valley of Decision	Louise Kane	--	1945
100%	The Seventh Cross	Liesel Roeder	--	1944

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Ninny Threadgoode:	It's good to see that you're so happy, and you've slimmed down quite a bit these last few weeks.
Evelyn Couch:	I'm just so happy, Big George and Idgie got off. I would've killed Frank Bennett if I coulda. Did anybody really think that Idgie murdered him?
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