Jacqueline Pearce

Tapes/CDs with Jacqueline Pearce

Jacqueline Pearce appears in the Soldiers of Love series in CDs on CD2 Deathtrap and CD6 Haunted Lives.

While you can buy these individualy, we do recommend you listen to the series in order, see Soldiers of Love for more details.

CD2 Deathtraps

CD6 Haunted Lives

Jacqueline Pearce also appears in the Big Finish Dr Who CD The FearMonger along with Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred.

More Details.

Aphrodite Blues

Play with Jacqueline see Aphrodite Blues for more details and a photo.

Review by Nicola Collie.

Dangerous Corner

Play with Jacqueline, reviewed by Ellie Baskerville.

Galaxion

Jacqueline was interviewed at Galaxion '99 the interview is on Galaxion's web site.

This photo is copyright Blue Silver Entertainment used with permision.

Interview on the net

Interview with Jacqueline Pearce on the net Main questions and answers reproduced here with persmision.

A Star is Torn

A review from the Stage of Jacqueline's performance at the Edinburgh Festival.

Oils and Oilskins

'Oils and Oilskins' was shown on the BBC in 1996. It's the video diary of a St Ives lifeboatman who also paints. Jackie Pearce lives in St Ives and sometimes models for him. She arrived for this session with typical Jackie Pearce panache, wearing moon boots, dressing gown and mink coat!

Click to expand the thumnail picture.

Jacqueline Pearce with mink coat (72K)

Princess Caraboo

Jacqueline Pearce as Lady Apthorpe standing next to Princess Caraboo in the film Princess Caraboo.

Another picture:

How to Get A-head in Advertising

A very small role:

White Mischief

Here is a picture from White Mischief:

The Avengers

Jacqueline Pearce appeared in the Avengers: The name of the episode is "A Sense of History", and Jackie plays a young university student, AND gets to dress up like Maid Marion while the rest of the cast become Robin Hoods and Friar Tucks.

Film Credits

A search of the Internet Movie Database revealed the following -

Miss Pendragon from Dark Season.

Princess Caraboo (1994) .... Lady Apthorpe
"Dark Season" (1991) TV Series .... Miss Pendragon
See Dark Season Site
"Moondial" (1990) TV Series .... Miss Raven/Miss Vale
How to Get Ahead in Advertising (1989) .... Maud
Bourne Identity, The (1988) (TV) .... Madame Jacqui
White Mischief (1987) .... Idina
"Vienna 1900" (1980) (mini) TV Series .... Anna: "Spring Sonata"
"Blake's 7" (1978) TV Series .... Servalan
Measure for Measure (1978) (TV) .... Mariana
Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River (1967)
Don't Lose Your Head (1966) .... 3rd lady ... aka Carry On - Don't Lose Your Head (1966)
Gypsy Girl (1966) ... aka Sky West and Crooked (1966)
Plague of the Zombies, The (1966) .... Alice Tompson ... aka Zombies, The (1966)
Reptile, The (1966) .... Anna Franklyn

BBC History

Jacqueline Pearce has been on BBC on at least the following:

Date	Program Length	Program
05/01/1974	1x50	VIENNA 1900:GAMES WITH LOVE AND DEATH: STORY 4
12/01/1974	1x50	VIENNA 1900:GAMES WITH LOVE AND DEATH: STORY 5
28/01/1977	1x40	LEAP IN THE DARK: THE GHOST OF ARDACHIE LODGE
16/02/1985	3x45	DOCTOR WHO: THE TWO DOCTORS
24/11/1985	1x55	STAR QUALITY: WHAT MAD PURSUIT
14/11/1991	6x25	DARK SEASON Miss Pendragon from Dark Season. See Dark Season Site
13/11/1999	1x50	THE RIVER: EP 03 (interviewee)

and Blake, obviously!!

Hammer Horror Films

These quotes come from Jonathan Rigby's "English Gothic: A Century of Horror Cinema" (Reynolds & Hearn 2000), about two Hammer films from 1965, The Plague of the Zombies and The Reptile.

"Fresh from RADA, Jacqueline Pearce certainly gives a disturbing sexual charge to Alice's green-faced resuscitation. Her sudden awakening is brilliantly hanlded in the best heart-stopping Hammer tardition and her decapitation by Sir James is preceded by a camera-hogging close-up of her leering approach. If Pearce's account of the living Alice is one of the most delicate performances in any Hammer film, then her account of the undead Alice is one of the most terrifying, offering a fusion of sex and death as disquieting as anything even Barbara Steele came up with."

The page has a large photograph captioned "Jacqueline Pearce relaxes during The Plague of the Zombies." She has long hair (!) and is reclining in a coffin, in an open grave, wearing a long white dress, grinning and holding a cigarette in one hand.

"Jacqueline Pearce, in another splendidly intense per- formance, transcends the make-up by investing the Reptile with an aptly sinuous grace, encased in a black gown of watered silk and with a pony tail slithering incongruously down her back."

Memorabilia 9-10 March 2002

Jacqueline Pearce was at Memorabilia 9-10 March 2002 at Birmingmam NEC. Here are some pictures from the event - click to enlarge.

(Photos by Jools) Visited times since 1 Jan 2004.

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Last updated on 21st of December 2007.