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Dorothy Bromiley : ウィキペディア英語版 | Dorothy Bromiley Dorothy Bromiley (Dorothy Bromiley Phelan from 1966) (born 18 September 1930)〔 〕 is a former British film, stage and television actress and authority on historic domestic needlework. Born in Manchester, Lancashire,〔 the only child of Frank Bromiley and Ada Winifred (née Thornton). Bromiley played a role in a Hollywood film before returning to the UK where, in 1954, she started work as assistant stage manager at the Central Library Theatre, Manchester; followed by a West End stage role in ''The Wooden Dish'' directed by the exiled US film and theatre director Joseph Losey (who became Bromiley's husband from 1956 to 1963). They have a son by this relationship, the actor Joshua Losey.〔 Since 1963 Bromiley has lived with the Dublin-born actor and writer Brian Phelan (who appeared in the 1965 film ''Four in the Morning''), they have a daughter, Kate.〔 Bromiley changed her name by deed poll in 1966.〔 == Education == Bromiley attended Levenshulme High School (where she was joint deputy head girl), followed by the Central School of Speech and Drama (1949–52).
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