Rose Alba
Rose Alba (born Felicity Mary Devereux; 5 February 19182 December 2005) was an Egyptian-born British film actress. She also acted in TV series, such as The Persuaders!, in the episode "Angie, Angie" (1971), as Madame La Gata. She died in December 2005 in London, England at the age of 87.
Rose Alba
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- Rose Alba
- Born
- 5 February 1918
- Birthplace
- Cairo, Egypt
- Died
- 2 December 2005
- Place of death
- London, England
- Occupation
- Film actress
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• Name — Rose Alba • Born — 5 February 1918 • Birthplace — Cairo, Egypt • Died — 2 December 2005 • Place of death — London, England • Occupation — Film actress • Years Active — 1956–1982
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• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1955 — Il Fallco d'oro — Gertrude Montefalco • 1956 — Shadow of a Man — Cabaret Singer • 1961 — Mary Had a Little... — Duchess of Addlecombe • 1963 — Eves on Skis — Elizabeth (voice) — directed by Edward Craven Walker • 1965 — Thunderball — Madame Bouvard • 1969 — School for Sex — Countess of Burwash • 1971 — "Angie... Angie", 10th episode of The Persuaders! — Madama La Gata • 1972 — Fourmose — Landlady • 1979 — The Passage — Madame Alba • 1980 — City of Women — Uncredited • 1983 — Funny Money — Mrs. de Salle — (final film role)
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