Rène Ray
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 22 September 1911 · London, England, UK
- Died
- 28 August 1993
Rène Ray (born Irene Lilian Creese) was a British stage and screen actress of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. She was the third wife of the Earl of Midleton and was also a successful novelist and amateur painter in later life.
Known for
Writing 1
- 1958The Strange World of Planet X · novel
Acting 41
- 1957The Vicious Circle as Mrs. Ambler
- 1954The Good Die Young as Angela Morgan
- 1953Wuthering Heights as Isabella
- 1953Women of Twilight as Vivianne Bruce
- 1951The Galloping Major as Pam Riley
- 1947If Winter Comes as Sarah 'Low Jinks'
- 1947They Made Me a Fugitive as Cora
- 1941Old Bill and Son as Sally
- 1940A Call for Arms! as Joan
- 1938The Return of the Frog as Lela Oaks
- 1938Weddings Are Wonderful as Betty Leadbetter
- 1938Housemaster as Chris Faringdon
- 1938Bank Holiday as Doreen Richards
- 1937The Green Cockatoo as Eileen
- 1937The Rat as Odile Verdier
- 1937Jennifer Hale as Jennifer Hale
- 1937Farewell Again as Elsie Wainwright
- 1937Please Teacher as Ann Trent
- 1936His Lordship as Vera
- 1936Crime Over London as Joan
- 1936Beloved Impostor as Mary
- 1936Secret Agent as Maid (uncredited)
- 1935Street Song as Lucy
- 1935The Passing of the Third Floor Back as Stasia
- 1935Once in a New Moon as Stella Drake
- 1934Tiger Bay as Letty
- 1934Rolling in Money as Eliza Dibbs
- 1933The Changing Year as The Girl
- 1933Born Lucky as Mops
- 1933Excess Baggage as Angela Murgatroyd
- 1933The King's Cup as Peggy
- 1932John Smith & Son as Mrs. Smith
- 1932Here's George as Telephonist
- 1932When London Sleeps as Mary
- 1932Two White Arms as Trixie
- 1931Keepers of Youth as Kitty Williams
- 1931Tonight's the Night - Pass It On as Rose Smithers
- 1931Dance Pretty Lady as Elsie
- 1930Young Woodley as Kitty
- 1930Varsity as Iris
- 1929High Treason