Billie Whitelaw
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| Known for: |
Quills, The Omen, Frenzy |
| Birthday: |
6 June 1932,
Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK |
Trivia

Billie is a member of The Society of Friends

Dubbed
Paola Mori's role in
Orson Welles's "Confidential Report" (aka "Mr. Arkadin").

Her second husband was the playwright, drama critic and occasional screenwriter
Robert Muller (now deceased). They had one son, Matthew Muller.

She was awarded the CBE (Commander of the British Empire) in 1991.

Commutes between her apartment in London-Hampstead and her cottage in Suffolk.

When her son Matthew (born 1968) was five years old, he developed an appalling form of meningitis. The doctors gave him three days to live, but miraculously he pulled through. However, it took about two years for him to get entirely well again.

Met her husband
Robert Muller at a party given by
Bob Monkhouse. She said it had been a very calm, very quiet understanding of the fact that this was the man who would be the father of her child. And she added she hadn't doubted it for a second.

Has two stepdaughters (both her husband Robert's children by his first marriage): Clare (born 1962) and Sophie (born 1964)

Became an Associate Member of RADA.

Graduated from RADA.
Samuel Beckett referred to her as 'The perfect actress'.

Member of the jury at the Berlin International Film Festival in 1970
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