Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Born
February 8, 1870
Died
April 27, 1955 (age 85)
Place of Birth
Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK
Eva Moore
Biography
Eva Moore (born 1868 or 1870) was an English actress. Her career on stage from 1887 and in film from 1920 spanned six decades. Her daughter Jill Esmond was the first wife of Laurence Olivier.
Known For
Film
The Old Dark House
Rebecca Femm
1932
Film
Brown Sugar
Mrs. Cunningham
1931
Film
Of Human Bondage
Mrs. Gray
1946
Film
Vintage Wine
Josephine Popinot
1935
Film
Happy Family
Gran
1939
Film
Almost a Divorce
Aunt Isobel
1931
Film
The Divorce of Lady X
Lady
1938
Film
Parisian Life
Liane
1936
Film
The Bandit of Sherwood Forest
Mother Meg
1946
Film
I Was a Spy
Canteen Ma
1933
Film
Flames of Passion
Aunt
1922
Film
The Circle
Lady Catherine
1939
Film
But the Flesh Is Weak
Lady Florence Ridgway
1932
Film
Scotland Yard Investigator
Mary Collison
1945
Film
The Law Divine
Edie le Bas
1920
Film
The Crimson Circle
Aunt Prudence
1922
Film
Chu-Chin-Chow
Alcolma
1924
Film
Leave It to Smith
Lady Trench
1933
Film
Annie, Leave the Room!
Mrs. Morley
1935
Film
Blind Justice
Fluffy
1935
Filmography
1946FilmOf Human Bondageas Mrs. Gray1946FilmThe Bandit of Sherwood Forestas Mother Meg1945FilmScotland Yard Investigatoras Mary Collison1939FilmThe Circleas Lady Catherine1939FilmHappy Familyas Gran1938FilmThe Divorce of Lady Xas Lady1936FilmParisian Lifeas Liane1935FilmVintage Wineas Josephine Popinot1935FilmBlind Justiceas Fluffy1935FilmAnnie, Leave the Room!as Mrs. Morley1934FilmA Cup of Kindnessas Mrs. Phyllis Tutt1933FilmLeave It to Smithas Lady Trench1933FilmI Was a Spyas Canteen Ma1933FilmThe Song You Gave Meas Grandmother1932FilmThe Old Dark Houseas Rebecca Femm1932FilmBut the Flesh Is Weakas Lady Florence Ridgway1931FilmAlmost a Divorceas Aunt Isobel1931FilmBrown Sugaras Mrs. Cunningham1927FilmMotherlandas Mrs Edwards1924FilmChu-Chin-Chowas Alcolma1924FilmThe Great Wellas Mrs. Starling1922FilmFlames of Passionas Aunt1922FilmThe Crimson Circleas Aunt Prudence1920FilmThe Law Divineas Edie le Bas