Kate O'Mara - Film and Television Credits

Film and Television Credits

Film and television
Year Title Role Notes
1957 Emergency – Ward 10 Nurse Soap opera
1964–
1966
No Hiding Place Jacqueline 2 episodes
1965 Danger Man Annette Episode: A Room in the Basement
1965 Gaslight Theatre Patience Episode: The Drunkard or, the Sins of the Parents Shall Be Visited...
1966 Court Martial Episode: Logistics of Survival
1966 Weavers Green Mick Armstrong
1967 Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond Miss Moneypenny's assistant Uncredited
1967 Adam Adamant Lives! Sonia Fawzi Episode: The Basardi Affair
1967 Troubleshooters, TheThe Troubleshooters Kim Hart Episode: Mr. Know-How
1967–
1968
Saint, TheThe Saint Annabelle/Nadine/Yvette Episodes: Double Take, Counterfeit Countess, Fast Women
1967–
1969
Z-Cars Kate/Mae Astell 4 episodes
1968 Promenade Laura Short film
1968 Limbo Line, TheThe Limbo Line Irina Tovskia
1968 Corruption Val Nolan
1968 Champions, TheThe Champions Jane Purcell Episode: To Catch a Rat
1968 Great Catherine Varinka Gordon Flemyng film
1969 Avengers, TheThe Avengers Lisa Episode: Stay Tuned
1969 Desperados, TheThe Desperados Adah (Jacob's girl) Henry Levin film
1969 Main Chance, TheThe Main Chance Julia Main 4 episodes
1969 Department S Pietra Episode: Who Plays the Dummy
1970 Never a Cross Word Ellie Episode: When is a Spy...
1970 Codename Helen Lingard Episode: Opening Gambit
1970 Paul Temple Luciana Benedetti Episode: Re-take
1970 Vampire Lovers, TheThe Vampire Lovers The Governess (Mme. Perrodot) Roy Ward Baker film
1970 Adventures of Don Quick, TheThe Adventures of Don Quick Peleen Episode: People isn't Everything
1970 Horror of Frankenstein, TheThe Horror of Frankenstein Alys Jimmy Sangster film
1972 Man About a Dog, AA Man About a Dog Storm Riordan
1972 ITV Sunday Night Theatre Storm Riordan
1972 Persuaders!, TheThe Persuaders! Heidi Schulman Episode: Read and Destroy
1972 Jason King Delphi Episode: A Kiss for a Beautiful Killer
1972 Clouds of Witness Cynthia Tarrant Episode 1.3
1972 Pathfinders Section Officer Anne Denby Episode: Fog
1973 Spy Trap Sharon Lunghi 3 episodes
1974 Feelings Barbara Martin Gerry O'Hara film
1974 Protectors, TheThe Protectors Sarah Trent Episode: A Pocketful of Posies
1974 Tamarind Seed, TheThe Tamarind Seed Anna Skriabina Blake Edwards film
1975–
1976
Brothers, TheThe Brothers Jane Maxwell 30 episodes
1976 Machinegunner Pat Livingston
1976 Morecambe & Wise Kate O'Mata Hari Christmas Special
1977 The Two Ronnies Lucy Lee Series 6 Episode 3
1978 Tuntematon ystävä (An Unknown Friend) Karen Lindén/Judith Russell/Berit Lindström Finnish crime/suspense film
1978 Return of the Saint Jeanette Episode: Assault Force
1978 Nativity, TheThe Nativity Salome TV movie
1979 Plank, TheThe Plank 'It's Paint' Woman
1981–
1982
Triangle Katherine Laker 27 episodes
1985–
1987
Doctor Who The Rani 6 episodes
1986 Dempsey and Makepeace Joyce Hargreaves Episode: Guardian Angels
1986 Dynasty Cassandra 'Caress' Morrell 21 episodes
1989–
1990
Howards' Way Laura Wilde 26 episodes
1990 Cluedo Mrs. Peacock Episode: Christmas Past, Christmas Present
1992 Aladdin Madam Roly Poly (voice) Ron Clements and John Musker film
1993 Comic Relief: The Invasion of the Comic Tomatoes Female Patient
1993 Doctor Who: Dimensions in Time The Rani
1995–
2003
Absolutely Fabulous Jackie Stone 2 episodes
1997 New Adventures of Robin Hood, TheThe New Adventures of Robin Hood Lady Isabelle Episode: Marion to the Rescue
1999 Road to Ithaca, TheThe Road to Ithaca Despina
2001 Bad Girls Virginia O'Kane 4 episodes
2003 Crossroads Lady Alice Fox Soap opera
2005 Family Affairs Jackie Lawrence Soap opera
2008 Doctors Rosetta Froom Episode: Fears, Feats & the Frooms
2012 Benidorm Barbara Simmonds 1 episode

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