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Mon 14
Maude: Poor Albert — Hermione Baddeley
Maude receives the ashes of her ex-husband Albert.
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Thu 17
Maude: Mrs. Naugatuck's Citizenship — Hermione Baddeley
Mrs Naugatuck prepares to take her citizenship test.
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Thu 17
Fantasy Island: The Searcher/The Way We Weren't — Hermione Baddeley
A woman looks for her father, whose whereabouts have been kept from her since childhood; an unhappy couple return to their first house to rekindle old passions.
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Mon 21
Bewitched: I Get Your Nannie, You Get My Goat — Hermione Baddeley
Endora's jealous: Samantha has hired a nanny for Tabitha.
Air Time & Details for Hermione Baddeley, Mon 21, 12:00 pm
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Biography
About Hermione Baddeley
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A descendant of British revolutionary war officer Henry Clinton, Hermione Baddeley was an actress from the age of six; she made her London stage debut in 1918, and her first film, A Daughter in Revolt, in 1926. An ingenue for many years, Hermione began receiving more substantial roles as she approached middle age; among her best assignments were the stage and film versions of Brighton Rock. Her first Broadway play was 1960's The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Any More, accepting her leading role on the personal invitation of the production's playwright, Tennessee Williams.
Unlike her sister Angela Baddeley, who became internationally known for her portrayal of Mrs. Bridges in the BBC TV production Upstairs Downstairs, Hermione Baddeley resisted series television--at least until she was persuaded by producer Norman Lear to tackle the role of acidulous housekeeper Mrs. Naugatuck on the 1970s American sitcom Maude.