Film, stage, and television actress. She was raised in Tooting, London. She made her debut in the cinema in 1951 in "Laughter in Paradise." In the 1950s and 60s, she appeared in 15 films on television. A few of her film and television appearances included "The Royal African Rifles" (cinema, 1953), "The Yellow Balloon" (cinema, 1953), "Will Any Gentleman...?" (cinema, 1953), "Bang! You're Dead" (cinema, 1954), "The Pursuers" (TV, 1961), "Public Eye" (TV, 1966), "The Flaxton Boys" (TV, 1971), and "General Hospital" (TV, 1972 to 1975). Her final appearance was an interview with a television show called "Talking Pictures TV." She was married to actor William Sylvester from 1955 to 1966, then divorced him and married Ian Fordyce in 1966 before divorcing him in 1974. She passed away 4 days after her 91st. birthday.
Film, stage, and television actress. She was raised in Tooting, London. She made her debut in the cinema in 1951 in "Laughter in Paradise." In the 1950s and 60s, she appeared in 15 films on television. A few of her film and television appearances included "The Royal African Rifles" (cinema, 1953), "The Yellow Balloon" (cinema, 1953), "Will Any Gentleman...?" (cinema, 1953), "Bang! You're Dead" (cinema, 1954), "The Pursuers" (TV, 1961), "Public Eye" (TV, 1966), "The Flaxton Boys" (TV, 1971), and "General Hospital" (TV, 1972 to 1975). Her final appearance was an interview with a television show called "Talking Pictures TV." She was married to actor William Sylvester from 1955 to 1966, then divorced him and married Ian Fordyce in 1966 before divorcing him in 1974. She passed away 4 days after her 91st. birthday.
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