
Diana Beaumont
Known for Acting ยท 29 credits
- Born
- 1909-05-08
- Died
- 1964-06-21
- Place of birth
- London, England, UK
Known For
TV Shows (2)
Movies (27)

Liberty Bar
1960
as Socialite

Hi Gang!
1941
as Hergensheimer's Secretary

Stolen Face
1952
as May

Aunt Clara
1954
as Dorrie

Home at Seven
1952
as Ellen

The Old Man
1931
as Millie Jeans
Spring-Heeled Jack
1950
as Madeleine

The Black Sheep of Whitehall
1942
as Sister at Nursing Home
All That Is England
1932

Alibi
1929
Happy Family
1939
as Elsie

Murder in Soho
1939
as Girl
Make It Three
1938
After the Show
1959
as Jennie Masters

Let George Do It!
1940
as Greta, Hotel Receptionist

Alibi
1931
as (uncredited)
Old Mother Riley in Society
1940

Let the People Sing
1942
as Secretary
Birds of a Feather
1936
as May Wortle

Autumn Crocus
1934
as Audrey

Luck of the Navy
1938
as Millie
Fabian of the Yard
1954

Black Limelight
1938
as Gwen

Out of Chaos
1944
as Narrator (voice)

When London Sleeps
1932
as Hilda

Mannequin
1933
as Lady Diana Savage
Another Case of Poisoning
1949
as The Barmaid
About Diana Beaumont
Diana Beaumont is a notable figure in cinema and television, best known for contributions to Acting. With 29 credits spanning from 1929 to 1960, Diana Beaumont has appeared in 27 films and 2 TV shows.
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Most Popular Diana Beaumont Movies
- Liberty Bar (1960) โ as Socialite
- Hi Gang! (1941) โ as Hergensheimer's Secretary
- Stolen Face (1952) โ as May
- Aunt Clara (1954) โ as Dorrie
- Home at Seven (1952) โ as Ellen
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