TV Appearances

(2004)"Feather Boy" Eps 1.5+1.6 (Dulcie)
(2003)"Doctors"- A Job for Life (Betty Allen)
(2002)"Casualty"-Blowing the Whistle (Emily)

(2000-2001)"Down to Earth" (Addy)

©British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)/Whistling Gypsy Production

(1998)"Vanity Fair" Ep 1.1 (Miss Pinkerton)
(1998)"An Unsuitable Job for a Woman"- The Sacrifice (Mrs. Gladwin)
©Ecosse Films

(1997)"The Famous Five"- Five Go Adventuring Again (Mary Sanders)

(1997)Fierce Creatures (Woman in red dress' Mother)
©Universal Pictures/Jersey Films/Fish Productions

(1997)"Peak Practice"- Tough Love (Molly)
(1996)Lyddie (Mrs. Bedlow)

(1996)"Silent Witness"- Buried Lies: Parts 1+2 (Mrs. Phillips)

© British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)/Cipango Productions Audiovisuelles/A+E Networks

(1996)Hotel Hilbert (Penny)

(1995)Cold Comfort Farm (Aunt Gwen)

©British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)/BBC Films/Thames International

(1994)"Scarlett" (Prison Matron)
(1993)Shadowlands (Mrs. Young)
(1993)"Westbeach"
(1992)Lady Chatterley Eps 1.1+1.4 (Mrs. Mellors)
(1992)Anglo Saxon Attitudes Ep 1.3

(1991)"Agatha Christie's Poirot"- The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor (Civil Defence Organiser)

Both images ©Carnival Films; London Weekend Television (LWT)

(1990)"Casualty"-Love's a Pain (Mavis Watson)
(1990)The Endless Game (Tanya)
(1989)The Rachel Papers (Mrs. Tauber)

(1989)"Mystery! Campion"- Police at the Funeral: Part 2 (Mrs. Finch)

Both images ©BBC

(1989)"Mystery! Campion"- The Case of the Late Pig (Mrs. Finch)

(1988)Without a Clue (Mrs. Hudson)
Both images ©Incorporated Television Company (ITC)

(1988)We Think the World of You (Miss Sweeting)
©Channel Four Films/British Screen Productions/Gold Screen

(1987)Making Waves (May)
(1986)Through an Unknown Land (Mrs. Todd)
(1986)Prospects-Rodent Avengers

(1986)Clockwise (Mrs. Wisely)

(with Geoffrey Palmer)
All 7 images ©Moment Films/Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment

(1985-1987)Drummonds (Arlene)
(1985)"C.A.T.S. Eyes"- The Double Dutch Deal (Mrs. Heppinstall)
(1984)"Dramarama"- On Your Tod (Rose)
(1984)On the Shelf (Madame Vera)
(1983)The Baker Street Boys (Mrs Hudson)
(1983)The Second Part of Henry VI (Margery Jourdain)

Both images ©British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)/Time-Life Television Productions

(1982)The Adventures of Little Lord Fauntleroy (Dawson)
(1982)Inside the Third Reich (Maternity Nurse)
(1981)Memoirs of a Survivor (Victorian Mother)
(1981)"Sunday Night Thriller"- Blunt Instrument: Parts 1+2 (Janet)

(1980)"Tales of the Unexpected"- The Flypaper (Vera)
©Anglia Television

(1980)"Yes Minister"- The Economy Drive (Nelly/Cleaning Lady)

All 3 images ©British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

(1979)Jackanory Playhouse-The Wizard of Crumm and the Ice Princess (Queen Illiann)
(1979)Matilda's England (Mrs Tyzack)

(1979)"Fawlty Towers"- The Anniversary (Virginia)
Both images ©BBC

(1979)"Thomas and Sarah"-Alma Mater (Mrs. Battersby)
(1979)An Honourable Retirement (Mrs Van Heerden)
(1978)"The Devil's Crown"- Richard Yea and Nay (Maint)
(1978)The Sailor's Return (Mrs. Bascombe)
(1978)Come Back, Lucy Ep 1.1 (Mrs Belling)
(1977)The Peppermint Pig (Aunt Harriet)
(1977)"Crown Court"- The Family Business Part 1 (Sarah Pegg)
(1974)"David Copperfield" Eps 1.1-1.3 (Clara Peggotty)
©British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)/Time-Life Television Productions

(1974)Justice-Duty of Care (Eileen Donner)
(1973)"Hadleigh"- Strained Relations (Mollie)

(1973)The Roses of Eyam (Mrs Sydall)

Both images ©BBC Birmingham

(1969)John Browne's Body Ep 1.5 (Mavis)

(1968)"The Prisoner"- The Schizoid Man (Nurse)
©Everyman Films

(1963)"No Hiding Place"- A Hole in the Head (Grace Begg)
(1962)A Kind of Loving (Christine Harris)

Images in this section used with permission from:
http://www.aveleyman.com
anonymous contributors
http://movie-dude.com/Pat%20Keen.htm

Facts/Trivia

Retired from acting.

TV Plays

(1979)BBC Plays Mathilda's England (Mrs. Tyzack)
---The Drawing Room
---The Summer House
---The Tennis Court

Theater

(1956-1958)Oxford Playhouse

(1964)"A Midsummer's Night Dream" at the Library Theatre.

(1985)"Nicholas Nickelby" at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.