Susan Shaw
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"Susan Shaw" was an English actress.

Shaw began her film career in 1946 when she was signed to a contract by the J. Arthur Rank/J. Arthur Rank Organisation and trained at their The Company of Youth/"charm school". Her early career showed promise, and Shaw's popularity was established in such films as the Huggetts Trilogy with Jack Warner (actor)/Jack Warner.

Her marriage to Albert Lieven ended in divorce in 1953, and in 1954 she married the actor Bonar Colleano, with whom she had featured in the film Pool of London (film)/Pool of London (1951). In 1955, their son Mark was born and in 1958 Colleano was killed in a traffic collision. Badly affected by Colleano's death, Shaw began to drink heavily and, unable to care for her son because of her emerging alcoholism, she gave him to her grandmother to raise.

She resumed her career, but was unable to sustain it and made her final acting appearance in 1963. She died of cirrhosis of the liver and was cremation/cremated at Golders Green Crematorium, North London. The Rank Organisation paid for her funeral.

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