Stage acting debut, "The Windmill Man"

Film debut, "The Girl in the Crowd"

Concentrated on her film work for a time after 1937

Began achieving success in leading roles in film in the early 1940s

Returned to the stage to star in "They Came to a City"

Played Amanda in a British revival of Noel Coward's "Private Lives"

Starred in one of her most important and best-remembered films, "It Always Rains on Sunday"; worked extensively with her soon-to-be husband, John McCallum

Last film for over 15 years, "Port of Escape"

Emigrated to Australia in the late 1950s with her husband John McCallum

First Australian stage work included "Winter Journey" and "The Constant Wife"

New York stage debut, "The Complaisant Lover"

Returned to features to play the leading role in the Australian-made "Nickel Queen", directed by John McCallum

Again returned to features for the TV-made "Time After Time", which also received theatrical distribution

First miniseries work to air on US TV, the PBS biopic, "Melba"

Returned to features again to act in "Country Life"

Had featured role in "Shine" as a mentor to the teenaged piano prodigy David Helfgott

Co-starred with her husband (playing brother and sister) in the London revival of "Lady Windermere's Fan"