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Alison Seebohm
Alison Seebohm
75 years (May 5, 1939 – Feb 22, 2015)
6 Movies
1 TV Shows

Alison Seebohm

Alison Seebohm spends her working days as an actress with film as the main workplace. The role of Secretary in 'A Hard Day's Night' is the one that sticks. The list also holds 'The Servant'. Most of the working time has gone into film.
Alison Seebohm spends her working days as an actress with film as the main workplace. The role of Secretary in 'A Hard Day's Night' is the one that sticks. The list also holds 'The Servant'. Most of the working time has gone into film.
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Is Alison Seebohm still alive?
Alison Seebohm passed away on February 22, 2015 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Alison Seebohm?
Alison Seebohm is best known for roles in A Hard Day's Night, The Servant, Murder Most Foul.
How many movies has Alison Seebohm been in?
Over a 52-year career (since 1963), Alison Seebohm has appeared in 6 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Alison Seebohm's first movie?
The career of Alison Seebohm began with The Servant (1963).
What is Alison Seebohm's most recent movie or series?
Alison Seebohm's most recent release is The Alphabet Murders, which premiered on December 26, 1965.
What TV shows has Alison Seebohm appeared in?
On television, Alison Seebohm has appeared in The Wednesday Play, Six.
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Alison Seebohm
Alison Seebohm
1939-05-05

Alison Seebohm spends her working days as an actress with film as the main workplace. The role of Secretary in 'A Hard Day's Night' is the one that sticks. The list also holds 'The Servant'. Most of the working time has gone into film.

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