Elizabeth Bradley

Elizabeth Bradley was born on May 20, 1922 in UK. Elizabeth Bradley's big-screen debut came with Davey Jones' Locker directed by Frederic Goode in 1966. Elizabeth Bradley is known for An Ungentlemanly Act directed by Stuart Urban, Ian Richardson stars as Governor Rex Hunt and Rosemary Leach as Mavis Hunt. The upcoming new tvshow Elizabeth Bradley plays is A Skirt Through History - Season 1 which will be released on Aug 01, 1996.

Maud Grimes, the mother-in-law from hell of television's Coronation Street, was tough, rough, domineering, embitteredly disabled and altogether not an obvious candidate for socialite of the year. The actress Elizabeth Bradley played the character for six years and 476 episodes - until she was written out in 1999 - was charming, invariably courteous, bubbly, mentally sharp and physically active to the last. Unlike the downmarket Maud, she was also the daughter of a senior civil servant, Sir John Abraham, who was deputy under-secretary at the Air Ministry from 1940 until he died in Winston Churchill's private plane when it crashed in 1945.