Job Actress
Known for Schoolteachers, maids, nurses, nuns, governesses, spinsters
Top Roles Cook, Walmer Hotel Proprietess, College Arms Hotel Cashier, Fraulein Johanna Bachmann, Mrs. Cruncher
Top GenresDrama, Romance, Comedy, Film Adaptation, Mystery, Crime
Top TopicsBook-Based, World War II, Romance (Comic)
Top Collaborators (Producer), (Producer), (Producer), (Director)
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Eily Malyon Overview:

Character actress, Eily Malyon, was born Eily S. Lees-Craston on Oct 30, 1879 in London, UK. Malyon died at the age of 81 on Sep 26, 1961 in South Pasadena, CA .

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Eily Malyon was a fair-haired, gloomy-looking British stage actress with strong features who came to Hollywood in the early 1930s. Her almost weather-beaten face and sharp delivery qualified her for severe, sour, be-stern-with-the-children roles. She was still glooming about as Mrs. Sketcher in 1943's "Jane Eyre" and only retired at age 70.

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Illustrated Dictionary of Film Character Actors).

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Eily Malyon Quotes:

Miss Piper, the Governess: As women, the first thing of importance is to be content to be inferior to men, inferior in mental power in the same proportion that she is in physical strength. A really sensible woman feels her dependence. She's conscious of her inferiority and therefore grateful for her thought.


Laundry Proprietress: Huh! It's amazing how you washed-out Cinderellas can speed up work when 5 o'clock comes around.


Mrs. Walton, the housekeeper: [hearing a howl] Sounds like a lost soul!


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