
Sandra Dorne
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- June 19, 1924
- Died
- December 25, 1992
- Birthplace
- Keighley, West Riding of Yorkshire, England, UK
British platinum blonde with leads in 1950s, later in supporting roles, but always with special 'presence'. Husky-voiced, "blonde bombshell" was a popular pinup early in her career. Appeared in some 35 films, many teleplays, specialized in mystery, suspense and horror titles.
Filmography

Adventures in the Skin Trade 1990
as Self

Eat the Rich 1987
as Sandra

Five Go Mad in Dorset 1982
as Aunt Fanny

The Playbirds 1978
as Dougan's Secretary

Joseph Andrews 1977
as Whore in Traffic Jam

All Coppers Are... 1972
as Sue's Mother

Devil Doll 1964
as Magda Gardinas

The Secret Door 1964
as Sonia

The Amorous Prawn 1962
as Busty Babs

The Malpas Mystery 1960
as Dora Elton

The House in Marsh Road 1960
as Valerie Stockley
- Not a Hope in Hell
Not a Hope in Hell 1960
Actor

The Bank Raiders 1958
as Della Byrne

Orders to Kill 1958
as Blonde with German Officer

Portrait of a Matador 1958
as Carmencita Manrique

Three Sundays to Live 1957
as Ruth Chapman

Operation Murder 1957
as Pat Wayne

The Iron Petticoat 1956
as Tityana

The Gelignite Gang 1956
as Sally Morton

Alias John Preston 1955
as Sylvia

Police Dog 1955
as Blonde
- Final Column
Final Column 1955
Actor

The Good Die Young 1954
as Pretty Girl

The Weak and the Wicked 1954
as Stella

Roadhouse Girl 1953
as Marilyn Saunders

The Beggar's Opera 1953
as Sukey Tawdry

Wheel of Fate 1953
as Lucky Price

The Yellow Balloon 1953
as Iris

Alf's Baby 1953
as Enid Wetherby

Hindle Wakes 1952
as Mary Hollins

13 East Street 1952
as Judy

Happy Go Lovely 1951
as Betty

Traveller's Joy 1950
as Flower Shop Assistant
- Don't Say Die
Don't Say Die 1950
as Sandra

The Clouded Yellow 1950
as Kyra

Golden Arrow 1949
as Nightclub Hostess #2

Helter Skelter 1949
as Receptionist

Don't Ever Leave Me 1949
as Ruby Baines

Marry Me 1949
as Giggly Girl (uncredited)

All Over the Town 1949
as Marlene

Once a Jolly Swagman 1949
as Kay Fox

Saraband for Dead Lovers 1948
Actor
Credits from TMDB.