Mollie Sugden(1922-2009)

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As Time Goes By (1992–2005)

Mollie Sugden nació el 21 de julio de 1922 en West Yorkshire, Inglaterra. Fue una actriz, conocida por Are You Being Served? (1972), Are You Being Served? (1977) y The Princess and the Goblin (1991). Estuvo casada con William Moore. Murió el 1 de julio de 2009 en Guildford, Surrey, Inglaterra.

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Serie de TV

Little Britain
7.7
Serie de TV
- Mollie Sugden
- 2003
The Bill
6.7
Serie de TV
- Lally
- 2003
Revolver
7.5
Serie de TV
- Mother
- 2001
Romuald the Reindeer
6.2
Serie de TV
- Knitting Teacher (voz)
- 1996
The Liver Birds
6.5
Serie de TV
- Mrs. Hutchinson
- 1971–1996
Dennis the Menace
6.4
Serie de TV
- Vilhemina Slop Bucket (voz, as Molly Sugden)
- 1996
Just William
7.8
Serie de TV
- Great Aunt Florence
- 1995
Oliver's Travels
8.1
Miniserie de TV
- Mrs. Robson
- 1995
Grace & Favour
7.7
Serie de TV
- Betty Slocombe (as Mrs Slocombe)
- 1992–1993
The Princess and the Goblin
6.7
- Looti (voz)
- 1991
Cluedo
6.4
Serie de TV
- Mrs. White
- 1991
The BFG
6.7
- Mary (voz)
- 1989
Tickle on the Tum
6.2
Serie de TV
- Bessie Bagwash
- 1986–1988
My Husband and I
7.3
Serie de TV
- Nora Powers
- 1987–1988
That's My Boy
7.3
Serie de TV
- Ida Willis
- 1981–1986

Nombres alternativos
- Nelly Harvey
Altura
- 1.60 m
Nacimiento
- 21 de julio de 1922
- Keighley, Bradford, Yorkshire del Oeste, Inglaterra, Reino Unido
Defunción
- 1 de julio de 2009
- Guildford, Surrey, Inglaterra, Reino Unido(un insuficiencia cardíaca)
Cónyuge
- William Moore29 de marzo de 1958 - 24 de abril de 2000 (su muerte, 2 niños)
Otros trabajos
She acted in Walter Greenwood's play, "Saturday Night at the Crown," at the Grand Theatre in Blackpool, England with Thora Hird, Richard Dare, and John Jarvis in the cast. Walter Greenwood was also director.
Listados publicitarios
- 5 Artículos
- 1 Foto de portada de revista

Trivia
After the first episode of of Are You Being Served? (1972), she decided her hair was too plain for the outrageous personality of Mrs. Slocombe, so she bleached it white, then dying it a different colour for each subsequent episode in the first season. Unfortunately, the ends of bleached hair become "spongy," causing the dyes never to entirely wash out. Her twin 10 year old boys didn't appreciate being picked up from school "by a mother with multi-coloured ends." So, after the first season, when she saw the show was a hit, she asked the BBC to supply her with wigs instead of dying her hair a different colour every week.

Citas
[on her Are You Being Served? (1972) character] I've always been very fond of her - she is so vulnerable and silly. But she's got absolutely no sense of humor. That's why the most daring of double meanings in the show are delivered deadpan. I must say, sometimes I've got as far as the dress rehearsal before I've realised the double meanings myself!