

Catriona MacColl
Actor · ProducerCatriona MacColl (born 3 October 1954) is an English actress and former ballerina. She was initially a ballerina who trained at a top ballet school in England before suffering an injury that abruptly curtailed her burgeoning career as a dancer. In the wake of said injury Catriona joined a repertory company which eventually led to her moving to Paris, France where she acted in French television shows and played her first lead role as the titular character in Lady Oscar (1979). She gained cinema popularity by playing the female leads in three gruesome and atmospheric Italian horror films directed by Lucio Fulci: City of the Living Dead (1980), The Beyond (1981), and The House by the Cemetery (1981).
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You and Eye
2023
Catherine

Isaac
2023
Dr. Abner

Mirage
2021
Hunter’s Wife

Denard: Anatomy of an Antihero
2021
Kate Denard

Anatomy of an Antihero: Redemption
2020
Kate Denard

Juliet
2015
La femme de la pub « Roméo »

Horsehead
2014
Catelyn

Scream Queens: Horror Heroines Exposed
2014
Self

The Love Punch
2014
Wedding Guest

Chimères
2013
Michelle

The Theatre Bizarre
2011
Mere Antoinette

AKA Sarah Keller: Cinzia Monreale Remembers 'The Beyond'
2011
Self (archival footage)

Employé du Mois
2011
- One Step Beyond: Catriona MacColl Remembers a Spaghetti Splatter Classic
One Step Beyond: Catriona MacColl Remembers a Spaghetti Splatter Classic
2011
Self

Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered - Volume 1
2008
Self

A Good Year
2006
English Couple #1

House of Voices
2004
Francard

Test of Memory
1993

Afraid of the Dark
1991
Blind Woman

The Hostage of Europe
1989
Lady Lowe

Man Eaters
1988
Deborah

Three Seats for the 26th
1988
Betty Miller
- Sonntag
Sonntag
1985
Nancy

The Spice of Wickedness
1983
Lady Mostyn

Power Game
1983
- Pleine Lune
Pleine Lune
1982

The House by the Cemetery
1981
Lucy Boyle

The Beyond
1981
Liza Merril

City of the Living Dead
1980
Mary Woodhouse

Hawk the Slayer
1980
Eliane

La peau de chagrin
1980
Comtesse Fœdora

Lady Oscar
1979
Oscar François de Jarjayes





