Penelope Wilton

Highest Rated:
91% Shaun of the Dead (2004)
Lowest Rated:
11% Blame It on the Bellboy (1992)
Birthday:
Jun 3, 1946
Birthplace:
Not Available
Bio:
Supporting actress, onscreen from the '80s. ~ Rovi

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 11% - 91%
Number of Movies: 29
Box Office Since 2001: $160.1M
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
2012 78% The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
  • Jean Ainslie
$46.4M
2012 The Girl
  • Peggy Robertson
--
2009 Margot
  • Actor
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2007 Five Days
  • Actor
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2007 Half Broken Things
  • Jean
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2006 65% The History Boys
  • Mrs. Bibby
$2.6M
2005 77% Match Point
  • Eleanor Hewett
$23.1M
2005 Falling
  • Daisy Langrish
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2005 85% Pride and Prejudice
  • Mrs. Gardiner
$38.3M
2004 91% Shaun of the Dead
  • Barbara
$13.5M
2003 74% Calendar Girls
  • Ruth
$30.9M
2001 Victoria & Albert
  • Actor
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2001 79% Iris
  • Janet Stone
$5.4M
1999 Mystery of Chopin: The Strange Case of Delphina Potocka
  • Delfina/Paulina
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1998 Tom's Midnight Garden
  • Actor
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1995 50% Carrington
  • Ottoline Morrell
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1994 Borrowers
  • Homily
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1994 The Secret Rapture
  • Marion French
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1993 Return of the Borrowers
  • Homily Clock
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1992 11% Blame It on the Bellboy
  • Patricia Fulford
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1987 Alice Through the Looking Glass
  • The White Queen
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1987 81% Cry Freedom
  • Wendy Woods
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1986 Clockwise
  • Pat Garden
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1984 Singleton's Pluck
  • Alice Singleton
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1983 King Lear
  • Regan
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1981 80% The French Lieutenant's Woman
  • Sonia
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1977 Joseph Andrews
  • Mrs. Wilson
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1975 King Lear
  • Regan
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1972 Mrs. Warren's Profession
  • Vivie
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Quotes from Penelope Wilton's Characters

    1. Jean Ainslie: And home in time for our 40th wedding anniversary. We haven't quite decided how to mark the occasion.
    2. Madge Hardcastle: Perhaps a minute silence.
    From The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Submitted by Dewi C (6 months ago)
    1. Jean Ainslie: How can you bear this country? What do you see, that I don't?
    2. Graham Dashwood: The light, colors, smiles; it teaches me something.
    From The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel. Submitted by Typhon Q (8 months ago)
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