Shirley English
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Tall and blonde, Shirley English was one of those background actors that stood out more than most. She appeared in a number classic British sitcoms and comedy films throughout the 70s, including two 'Carry on' films and two 'On the Buses' films.
Her biggest role was in Carry on Girls (1973), starring alongside June Whitfield, Patricia Franklin and Patsy Rowlands as a feminist liberator. She appeared in the classic bra-burning and beauty contest sabotage sequences. Shirley also appeared shouting at a football match in Jugando a Emmanuelle (1978).
She appeared as a canteen lady in On the Buses (1971) and getting off a bus in Mutiny on the Buses (1972).
One of her later appearance was in the 90s film Cuatro bodas y un funeral (1994).
Television appearances included the classic sitcoms Los Roper (1976), Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (1973), Mind Your Language (1977) and Are You Being Served? (1972). She also appeared in an episode of Comedy Playhouse (1971).
As well as sitcoms, Shirley appeared in television dramas including Veinticuatro horas al día (1975) and Minder (1979) and regularly appeared in Within These Walls (1974).
In addition to playing bit parts and extras, Shirley also worked as a double. For example to Ann Zelda in 1977.
Prior to retiring in the early 2000s, Shirley appeared regularly in Gente de barrio (1985) for the BBC.
Her biggest role was in Carry on Girls (1973), starring alongside June Whitfield, Patricia Franklin and Patsy Rowlands as a feminist liberator. She appeared in the classic bra-burning and beauty contest sabotage sequences. Shirley also appeared shouting at a football match in Jugando a Emmanuelle (1978).
She appeared as a canteen lady in On the Buses (1971) and getting off a bus in Mutiny on the Buses (1972).
One of her later appearance was in the 90s film Cuatro bodas y un funeral (1994).
Television appearances included the classic sitcoms Los Roper (1976), Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em (1973), Mind Your Language (1977) and Are You Being Served? (1972). She also appeared in an episode of Comedy Playhouse (1971).
As well as sitcoms, Shirley appeared in television dramas including Veinticuatro horas al día (1975) and Minder (1979) and regularly appeared in Within These Walls (1974).
In addition to playing bit parts and extras, Shirley also worked as a double. For example to Ann Zelda in 1977.
Prior to retiring in the early 2000s, Shirley appeared regularly in Gente de barrio (1985) for the BBC.
