Lila Kaye (7 November 1929 – 10 January 2012) was an English actress. She spent a number of years working in the United States, on Broadway and in television, before returning to England. She often played motherly and/or comedic characters, mostly on television, including Cathy Come Home (1966) as a staff member at a homeless shelter, and My Son Reuben (1975), co-starring Bernard Spear, as a Jewish mother and her bachelor son who jointly run a dry-cleaning business. She also appeared in films including Blind Terror (1971), The Black Panther (1977) and Quincy's Quest (1979), and found film success in later years for her performances in An American Werewolf in London (1981) as the conflicted rural barmaid trying to warn off the two doomed American backpackers, in Nuns on the Run (1990) as a formidable nun, and in Reason for Living: The Jill Ireland Story (1991; an American television film), in which she played Dorothy Ireland, the real-life mother of cancer-stricken actress Jill Ireland (played by Jill Clayburgh).[1] Kaye appeared in Bert Rigby, You're a Fool (1989) as Mrs. Pennington, and in Dragonworld (1994) as Mrs. Cosgrove.
Buckles
Radlik
Angus (uncredited)
Blind Beggar
Scottish Farmer Without Mustache (uncredited)
Briggs' Defense Attorney
MacDonald - Editor
Trum Cogdall
Old Thomas
Villager Saying 'Reverend Is Single'
Bill, the Watchman
Samuel, potential casket customer
Angus McBain
Dermont O'Neil
Joe (uncredited)
Harvey Dinwiddle
Jeweler
Joseph D. Campbell
President of Barber College
Doctor
Eli Higgins (uncredited)
Donal
Hobo
Counterman on Ship
Marriage License Bureau Clerk (uncredited)
Bald Theron Servant
Santa Claus
Whitney Driver (uncredited)
Bookkeeper Juror (uncredited)
Canby
McGregor - Scottish Postman (uncredited)
Store Watchman (uncredited)
Speaker (uncredited)
Bounds
Telephone Repair Man (uncredited)
Jerry Nolan
Smitty - News Vendor (uncredited)
Movie Studio Receptionist
Justice of the Peace
Hobo
Turnkey (uncredited)
Groom (uncredited)
Fingal's Son (uncredited)
Garage Man (uncredited)
McCoy
Waiter Limey
Jitters Noonan
Worker for George
Chartmaker
Editor Grant of the Morning Advertiser (uncredited)
Andy MacMillan
Michael
Henry Fink
Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
Ship's Minister (uncredited)
Mac McKenzie - Ship's Mate
Chief Engineer [Chs. 1-4, 7]
Foreman
Billings (uncredited)
Timothy 'Tim'
Waldo Sampsom / Herman Sampson (uncredited)
Tripped Waiter (uncredited)
Eddie - Doorman
Charlie
McGonigle (uncredited)
Billy
Gardener
Zookeeper (uncredited)
Footman
Man on Park Bench
Spy (uncredited)
Bar Client #1 (uncredited)
Hogarth Club Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Will the Groundsman (uncredited)
Werner (uncredited)
Bus Conductor
Prospector at Card Game (uncredited)
2nd Sweepstakes Ticket Seller (uncredited)
Townsman (uncredited)
Dawson - Steward
Joseph
Vacuuming Bellboy (Uncredited)
McNab (uncredited)
Caretaker
Sam Andrews
Coachman
Middle-Aged Man
Angus (uncredited)