Olivia Hussey
Acting
Olivia Hussey (April 17, 1951 – December 27, 2024) was an Argentine-British actress best known for her roles as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Jess Bradford in Black Christmas, Norma Bates in Psycho IV: The Beginning and Audra in Stephen King's It. Description above from the Wikipedia article Olivia Hussey, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
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movieThe Calls Are Coming from Inside
2021
Jess (archive footage)
movieBlack Christmas Legacy
2015
Self (archive footage)
movieSocial Suicide
2015
Julia's Mother
movieHollywood Invasion
2011
archive footage
movieThree Priests
2008
Rachel
movieHeadspace
2005
Dr. Karen Murphy
movieMother Teresa of Calcutta
2003
Mother Teresa
tvMother Teresa
2003
Matka Tereza
movieIsland Prey
2001
Catherine Gaits
movieShame, Shame, Shame
1999
The Therapist
tvBatman Beyond
1999
Talia al Ghul (voice)
movieThe Gardener
1998
Mrs. Carter
tvSuperman: The Animated Series
1996
Talia (voice)
movieDead Man's Island
1996
Rosie, the housemaid
movieThe Lord Protector
1996
The Voice of the Ancients
movieIce Cream Man
1995
Nurse Wharton
movieSave Me
1994
Gail
movieQuest of the Delta Knights
1993
The Mannerjay
tvBoy Meets World
1993
Aunt Prudence Curtis
tvIt
1990
Audra Denbrough
moviePsycho IV: The Beginning
1990
Norma Bates
movieUndeclared War
1990
Rebecca Ecke
movieThe Jeweller's Shop
1989
Thérèse
movieDistortions
1987
Amy Marks
movieThe Corsican Brothers
1985
Annamarie de Guidice
tvMurder, She Wrote
1984
Kitty Trumbull
movieAn Audience with Mel Brooks
1984
Self (uncredited)
movieTurkey Shoot
1982
Chris Walters
movieIvanhoe
1982
Rebecca
movieVirus
1980
Marit
movieThe Pirate
1978
Leila
movieThe Cat and the Canary
1978
Cicily Young
movieDeath on the Nile
1978
Rosalie Otterbourne
tvThe Bastard
1978
Alicia
tvThe Pirate
1977
Leila
movieH-Bomb
1977
Erica
tvJesus of Nazareth
1977
Virgin Mary
movieSummertime Killer
1972
Tania Scarlotti
movieCup Fever
1965
Jinny
movieThe Crunch
1964
Mrs Ken's Daughter
Drama 61-67
1961
Mrs. Ken's Daughter
tvHallmark Hall of Fame
1951
Annamaria de Guidice