Annabelle Lanyon
Biography
Annabelle Lanyon was born on October 4, 1960 in Greenwich, London, England. She is an actress, known for Legend (1985), Dream Demon (1988) and Nancy Astor (1982).
66years old
Turns 67 on October 4in 356 days
- Born London
- Star sign: LibraThe sign runs September 23 to October 22
Movie Career
- Films
- 6
- Career span
- 40 years1985 to 2025
First and latest
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Annabelle Lanyon movies on Netflix
The Baby in the Basketas Annalise
Blood and Bonesas Helen
Our Little Havenas Magpie
Werewolves of the Third Reichas Helga Hammerstein
Dream Demonas Little Jenny
Legendas Oona
Best known for
The films on Netflix they are best known for, with the part played in each.
- Werewolves of the Third Reich2017 Action, Adventure, Horroras Helga Hammerstein
IMDb rating 2.21.1K votes
Worked with
Annabelle Lanyon shares two films with Charlie Collins, and one with each of the others. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.





Films together
Charlie Collins2 films together, 2017
Charlie Collins's page Blood and Bones2017IMDb rating 6.6Lanyon as HelenCollins as Holms…
Our Little Haven2017IMDb rating 5.0Lanyon as MagpieCollins as Neil
Liam Joseph2 films together, 2017
Liam Joseph's page Blood and Bones2017IMDb rating 6.6Lanyon as HelenJoseph as Albert
Our Little Haven2017IMDb rating 5.0Lanyon as MagpieJoseph as Nick
Timothy Spall1 film together, 1988
Timothy Spall's page Dream Demon1988IMDb rating 5.6Lanyon as Little JennySpall as Peck
Tim Curry1 film together, 1985
Tim Curry's page Legend1985IMDb rating 6.3Lanyon as OonaCurry as Darkness
Tom Cruise1 film together, 1985
Tom Cruise's page Legend1985IMDb rating 6.3Lanyon as OonaCruise as Jack
Robert Picardo1 film together, 1985
Robert Picardo's page Legend1985IMDb rating 6.3Lanyon as OonaPicardo as Meg Mucklebones
Benjamin RiderDirector, 2 films, 2017
All films by Benjamin Rider Blood and Bones2017IMDb rating 6.6Lanyon as Helen
Our Little Haven2017IMDb rating 5.0Lanyon as Magpie
Online
Official profiles and reference pages.


