Marsh co-created the 1971 British TV series Upstairs, Downstairs with Eileen Atkins and won an Emmy for her starring role as Rose Buck. She also appeared in the revival series in 2010. Other roles for ...

Born in 1934 in London to working-class parents, Marsh grew up during World War II. Her father worked as a ... The concept ...

She not only helped develop the hit 1970s show, but also acted in it, and had a decades-long career in film, TV and theater.

Born in 1934 in London to working-class parents, Marsh grew up during World War II. Her father worked ... emerged when Marsh and fellow actress Eileen Atkins were house-sitting in France.

Jean was 6 when the Blitz (the Germans’ concentrated World War II bombings of London ... when she and the actress Eileen Atkins were house-sitting in the South of France for a wealthy friend.

He played Thomas Mendip in a 1974 TV version of Christopher Fry’s play about a medieval witch-hunt, “The Lady’s Not for Burning,” that was broadcast on PBS and starred Eileen Atkins.

Jean Marsh, a British stage and screen actress who captivated television viewers around the world as a creator and ... when she and her friend Eileen Atkins, a fellow actress, began developing ...

Marsh was born in London in 1934 and stayed in the city during the Blitz during World War II. "I remember thinking ... But her big break came when she and Atkins, who was also from a lower class ...