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Parfitt was born in Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire in 1935 to Catherine Josephine (née Caulton) and Lawrence Hamilton Parfitt. As a teenager, she attended Notre Dame High School for Girls and later trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art , graduating in 1953.
Mini Bio. Of regal bearing and imposing stance, flame-haired British classical actress Judy Parfitt is the possessor of the chilliest blue orbs in all of London and has used them to her advantage over the years with her clever portrayals of haughty, bossy, imperious, deliciously malevolent patricians. Born Judy Catherine Claire Parfitt on ...
- Actress, Soundtrack
- November 7, 1935
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Full name, Judy Catherine Clare Parfitt; born November 7, 1935, in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England; daughter of Lawrence Hamilton and Catherine Josephine (maiden name, Coulton) Parfitt; married Anthony Francis "Tony" Steedman (an actor; some sources spell name as Steadman), August 25, 1963 (died February 4, 2001); children: David Lawrence.
Judy Catherine Claire Parfitt is an English theatre, television, and film actress who has been active since 1954. Currently, she portrays Sister Monica Joan on Call the Midwife. Parfitt was born in Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire in 1935 to Catherine Josephine (née Caulton) and Lawrence...
Lawrence Hamilton Parfitt and Catherine Josephine Parfitt. How many award nominations has Judy Parfitt received? 5 nominations. Known for: Dolores Claiborne. 7.4. Vera Donovan. 1995. Girl with a Pearl Earring. 6.9. Maria Thins.
Early life. Parfitt was born in Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire in 1935 [1] to Catherine Josephine ( née Caulton) and Lawrence Hamilton Parfitt. [3] As a teenager, she attended Notre Dame High School for Girls and later trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, graduating in 1953. [4]
