Trivia

Alluring, almond-eyed blonde British actress of stage and TV.

In 1984, originated the role of Mavis in Richard Harris's stage play, Stepping Out, at The Leatherhead Theatre in England--the role played in the film version by Liza Minnelli seven years later.

Mother of Nick Quested, Christopher and Catherine.

Worked as a fashion model in the sixties.

First on stage at the London Coliseum as a dancer in Can-Can in October 1954.

Played the lead female role (Marion) in Terence Frisby's There's a Girl in My Soup (1966) at London's Globe Theatre, opposite Donald Sinden, which for a time held the record as the longest running comedy in the West End.