Marjorie Eaton

Biography

Initially trained as an architect, Marjorie Eaton went on to become a renowned artist and character actress whose career spanded from 1946-1981. Eaton was born on February 5, 1901 in San Francisco, California, USA as Marjorie Lee Eaton. As an actress, she was known for Mary Poppins (1964), That Forsyte Woman (1949) and Zombies of Mora Tau (1957). Prior to entering the film industry, Eaton was member of the Taos artist colony where she painted the majority of her notable works. Her contributions to the Art world include "Taos Ceremony". circa 1928 and "Taos Man seated".

She died on April 21, 1986 in Hollywood, California.

Known For

My Three Sons

One Step Beyond

Miss Parsons

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

The Landlady

The Empire Strikes Back

Emperor (uncredited)

Mr. Terrific

Princess

Mary Poppins

Miss Persimmon

Witness for the Prosecution

Miss O'Brien (uncredited)

Yours, Mine and Ours

Housekeeper #3

Filmography

Year	Movie	Role
1984	Crackers	Mrs. O'Malley
1981	Street Music	Mildred
1980	The Empire Strikes Back	Emperor (uncredited)
1980	Cardiac Arrest	Mrs. Swan
1980	The Attic	Mrs. Fowler
1975	The Reincarnation of Peter Proud	Astrology Lady (as Marjorie Morley Eaton)
1974	The Killing Kind	Mrs. Orland
1972	Hammersmith Is Out	Princess
1968	Yours, Mine and Ours	Housekeeper #3
1966	The Trouble with Angels	Sister Ursula
1964	Mary Poppins	Miss Persimmon
1963	Monstrosity	Hetty March
1963	The Three Stooges Scrapbook	Mrs. McGinnis
1962	The Three Stooges in Orbit	Mrs. McGinnis
1961	Night Tide	Madame Romanovitch
1957	Zombies of Mora Tau	Grandmother Peters
1957	Witness for the Prosecution	Miss O'Brien (uncredited)
1951	Hollywood Story	Weird-Looking Woman (uncredited)
1950	The Vicious Years	Zia Lola
1949	That Forsyte Woman	Hester Forsyte
1948	A Woman's Vengeance	Maid (uncredited)
1947	Mourning Becomes Electra	Woman at home (uncredited)
1946	The Time of Their Lives	Bessie - Danbury's Maid (uncredited)

Year	TV Show	Role
1967	Mr. Terrific	Princess
1960	My Three Sons
1959	One Step Beyond	Miss Parsons
1955	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	The Landlady