Elsie Randolph

Elsie Randolph was an actress who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1938, she appeared in "Tea for Two" on London's West End. In 1933, she reprised the role of Joy Dean for the film adaptation of "That's a Good Girl," after playing the role on the West End. Randolph began her career with a role in "Rich and Strange" (1932) with Henry Kendall. Randolph made film her next project, appearing in the Jon Finch thriller "Frenzy" (1971). Later in her career, Randolph acted in the sci-fi fantasy "The Quatermass Conclusion" (1979) with John Mills. Randolph passed away in October 1982 at the age of 78.