Patricia Highsmith
Patricia Highsmith was born on January 19, 1921 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. She was a writer, known for The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999), Strangers on a Train (1951) and Carol (2015). She died on February 4, 1995 in Locarno, Switzerland.
Patricia Hitchcock
Patricia Alma Hitchcock was the only child of Alfred Hitchcock and his wife Alma Reville. Her upbringing was 'English' and strict. Two years of boarding school from the age of eight was followed by relocation to the U.S. a year later when Hitch was contracted by David O. Selznick to direct Rebecca (1940). Keen to join the acting fraternity, Pat appeared on stage by the early 40s. In 1944, she played the titular role in the short-lived Broadway play Violet at the Belasco Theater. Though she would have liked to go on to a college education, her father instead packed her off to London when she was 18 to study at RADA (among her classmates were Lionel Jeffries and Dorothy Tutin). She made several appearances on the London stage, followed by an inauspicious screen debut in 1949. In 1950, she had a small role in her father's thriller Stage Fright (1950) (as 'Chubby Bannister') which set the tone for her future roles, usually as the dowdy friend or sister of the heroine (Strangers on a Train (1951), Psycho (1960)). She was also featured in ten episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955), whenever (in her own words) "they needed a maid with an English accent". In a 1984 Washington Post interview she bemoaned the fact that her father had not believed in nepotism, so that more work would have come her way. In 1951, Pat got married and -- barely a decade later -- decided to forsake show business to raise a family. Her father did not object. In 2003, Pat published a book of reminiscences and anecdotes (co-authored by film writer Laurent Bouzereau), entitled Alma Hitchcock: the Woman Behind the Man, asserting that "My mother had much more to do with the films than she has ever been given credit for - he depended on her for everything, absolutely everything".
Patricia Hodge
Patricia Hodge was born on September 29, 1946 in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, England. She is known for Miranda (2009), The Elephant Man (1980) and The Falklands Play (2002). She was previously married to Peter Douglas Owen.
Patricia Houston
Patricia Houston is a producer, known for I Wanna Dance with Somebody (2022), The Houstons: On Our Own (2012) and Whitney (2018). She is married to Gary Houston. They have one child.
Patricia Hutchence
Patricia Hutchence was born on July 6, 1929 in Australia. She is known for Death Race 2000 (1975), The Great Texas Dynamite Chase (1976) and Noon Sunday (1970). She was married to Ross Glassop and Kell Hutchence. She died on September 22, 2010 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Patricia Ireland
Patricia Ireland was born on October 19, 1945 in Oak Park, Illinois, USA. She is known for 60 Minutes (1968), Lorena (2019) and The Clinton Affair (2018).
Patricia Isaac
Patricia Isaac was born on July 11, 1987, and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, where she began appearing in school and church plays at a young age. After high school, she majored in Economics and Political Science at the University of Alberta, and while still in her studies, became the youngest Account Executive in Canada for a major IT corporation. In spite of her success in business, Patricia still felt a pull toward acting, and after taking a round of evening classes through Edmonton's Citadel Theatre, she packed up her belongings and left to begin pursuing her artistic passions in Vancouver. Patricia has appeared in a number of feature films and major network television series, such as Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol starring Tom Cruise, Hallmark's Harvest Moon, SYFY's "The Magicians", TNT's "Proof", ABC's "Motive", The CW's "Smallville" and CBC's "Little Dog". With her business background, Patricia was a natural fit for producing and is in development on her next project with Flower Films; founded by Drew Barrymore. Also, determined to broaden the view of South Asian stories in the North American film industry, Patricia co-founded the annual Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival that launched in 2010. Patricia is the founder of License To Rise, an online platform where women come to give themselves the permission to rise above any and every violation they have experienced in the past. By anonymously sharing their stories, seeing stories of others, consuming life-giving content, and engaging in the community, it's a place to be encouraged, uplifted and reminded of their voice.
Patricia Isenberg
Patricia Isenberg is an actress, known for Hayflick Limit (2017), The River Thief (2016) and Dark House (2017).
Patricia Iserte
Patricia Iserte is known for Paraíso (2021).
Patricia Ismael
Patricia Ismael is an actress, known for Encantadia (2005), The Gifted (2014) and Zaido: Pulis pangkalawakan (2007).
