Various photos of Jenny Seagrove

Here is a random selection of Jenny Seagrove headshots from over the years. Enjoy!

More images of Jenny Seagrove in The Guardian

In 1990, Jenny Seagrove starred in The Guardian, a horror film directed by William Friedkin. The movie, which co-starred Dwier Brown and Carey Lowell, was another opportunity fpr Jenny Seagrove to establish herself as an American cinema star. The Guardian, however, was not a big hit at the time of it's release and Jenny Seagrove would never again reach for such large scale success in a feature film. The good news is that The Guardian has become a bit of cult classic in recent years, the internet playing a big part in making this possible (as has been the case for many such films that were not well received when they were originally released). Truthfully, it is certainly not the best movie ever, or even of it's type, but nonetheless it is certainly not a bad film either. The Guardian is actually quite fun and enjoyable, especially for those willing to watch it with an open mind and a positive attitude.

Photos of Jenny Seagrove from The Guardian

First, here are two photos of Jenny Seagrove and her co-star in The Guardian, Carey Lowell:

And here are a handful of various pictures of Jenny Seagrove from The Guardian:

Jenny Seagrove and Michael Winner

As you may know, Jenny Seagrove and director Michael Winner had a relationship in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Michael Winner directed Jenny Seagrove in two films, Appointment with Death in 1988 and A Chorus of Disapproval in 1989. In 1990, Jenny Seagrove also appeared briefly in Michael Winner's movie Bullseye!.

Here are some pictures of Jenny Seagrove and Michael Winner on the set of A Chorus of Disapproval:

Here are some newspaper clippings of Jenny Seagrove and Michael Winner:

Jenny Seagrove in Incident at Victoria Falls

In 1991 (some sources say 1992), Jenny Seagrove appeared in her second Sherlock Holmes project, Incident at Victoria Falls. Previously, she had co-starred as Miss Mary Morstan in a 1987 production of The Sign of Four. In Incident at Victoria Falls, Jenny Seagrove portrays historical figure Lillie Langtry and other historical figures are also present, including characterizations of Theodore Roosevelt, King Edward VII and Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi. Incident at Victoria Falls takes place circa 1910.

Incident at Victoria Falls was the second and final telefilm in the Sherlock Holmes: The Golden Years series. Sherlock Holmes was played by Christopher Lee and Dr. Watson was played by Patrick Macnee, both veteran UK actors. The project is really two full length features, at about 90 minutes apiece. A butchered version appeared in the USA, running approximately 90 minutes total. This heavily abridged version essentially removes Jenny Seagrove's role, allowing her to only appear during the climax at the end of the film. In the unabridged version, Jenny Seagrove has several scenes throughout the first part of the movie but is largely absent during the second section.

Jenny Seagrove, as Lillie Langtree, gets to wear a variety of costumes, ranging from elegant to flamboyant. She plays her part very well and brings a great deal of energy to the role. Jenny Seagrove delivers her usual charm and looks quite lovely too. Incident at Victoria Falls was one of her last projects before putting aside cinema and television work so she could return to the theater for most of the 1990s.


Here are some images of Jenny Seagrove in Incident at Victoria Falls:

Jenny Seagrove in The Sign of Four

In 1987, Jenny Seagrove appeared as Miss Mary Morstan in The Sign of Four, a Sherlock Holmes story done for Granada Television in the UK. Jenny Seagrove co-starred alongside Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes and Edward Hardwicke as Dr. Watson. Ronald Lacey, playing dual roles, is another highlight of this made-for-TV movie.

Throughout her career, Jenny Seagrove has always shone in period pieces and The Sign of Four is no exception. She had begun her career in earnest with The Woman in White, which took place in the mid-1800s, and went to be featured in a number of other projects set in the past.

Five years later Jenny Seagrove would be featured in another Sherlock Holmes project, Incident at Victoria Falls, playing the character Lillie Langtry.


Here are a number of pictures of Jenny Seagrove in The Sign of Four: