Yes,bastard.Dorothy was alcoholic apparently..Wasn’t she much older than RM? Hmm way to the business I suppose.Didn’t she caused loads of uproar going round his house etc and causing trouble?
Yes,bastard.Dorothy was alcoholic apparently..Wasn’t she much older than RM? Hmm way to the business I suppose.Didn’t she caused loads of uproar going round his house etc and causing trouble?Dorothy Squires, an ex of Roger Moore, another sad life. My dad didn’t like RM because of the way he treated DS. I am not old enough to know much about DS. RM, as charming as he was, was a bit cavalier with his many wives affections. His autobiography sort of glossed over his less than charming traits.
Dorothy Squires remembered 20 years on - BBC News
Memories of the singer who married Roger Moore and made Elvis cry with her voice.www.bbc.co.uk
About 12 years older. Not that much, but he was a young, and up and coming actor. My dad implied he used DS to get on in showbiz.Yes,bastard.Dorothy was alcoholic apparently..Wasn’t she much older than RM? Hmm way to the business I suppose.Didn’t she caused loads of uproar going round his house etc and causing trouble?
DS?Sorry remind me tea?About 12 years older. Not that much, but he was a young, and up and coming actor. My dad implied he used DS to get on in showbiz.
Dorothy SquiresDS?Sorry remind me tea?
Ahhh DOH stupid I am.Dorothy Squires
The Moons a balloon.Yes, I agree. He had a rather unhappy last marriage, I've heard, and one of his wives died after an accident at a friend's party.
His memoirs always used to be in charity shops and were a good read (although it's many years since I've read them).
I've heard that too. Married to Rachel Roberts (Saturday Night and Sunday Morning) among others.I have an autobiography to read about Rex Harrison. Apparently he was a bastard. Nobody liked him.
I watched that film a couple of years ago on Talking Pictures channel. It was actually good and and the actor who played George Roper ( Brian something) was very funny. I heard that Yootha died early from alcoholism. Very sad.I was going to mention her. I liked her a lot and she always seemed to be in things during my childhood. I have a bit of a weakness for atrocious spin-off films of those kind of sit-coms and the George and Mildred one finds George Roper being mistaken for an international hitman, with predictable consequences....
Brian Murphy - still very much with us. Yes, Yootha's life in general seemed very sad - another one it would have been interesting to see in later years.I watched that film a couple of years ago on Talking Pictures channel. It was actually good and and the actor who played George Roper ( Brian something) was very funny. I heard that Yootha died early from alcoholism. Very sad.
Wasn't Dorothy Squires the auntie of George Clooney or have I misheard thatDorothy Squires, an ex of Roger Moore, another sad life. My dad didn’t like RM because of the way he treated DS. I am not old enough to know much about DS. RM, as charming as he was, was a bit cavalier with his many wives affections. His autobiography sort of glossed over his less than charming traits.
Dorothy Squires remembered 20 years on - BBC News
Memories of the singer who married Roger Moore and made Elvis cry with her voice.www.bbc.co.uk
Rosemary Clooney. Clues in the name.Wasn't Dorothy Squires the auntie of George Clooney or have I misheard that
Yes just looked it up ! Honestly don't know why I thought thatRosemary Clooney. Clues in the name.
Loved her,I use to take her off,holler at my husband in her voice.This thread could go on for years.
Peggy Mount. If I hear a female shouting loudly I always say she is giving it the full Peggy. A bit like a female Brian Blessed for voice loudness. She did a lot of work with Pat Coombs! Who was like a mouse!
When I was a tiny child I had a tendancy to SHOUT (I'm also quite deaf so it's unsurprising), my mum and dad always said I was like Peggy Mount. Can you recommend anything she's been in, I honestly don't think I've seen anything she's been in other than Oliver, and I can't remember Mrs Bumble in that?This thread could go on for years.
Peggy Mount. If I hear a female shouting loudly I always say she is giving it the full Peggy. A bit like a female Brian Blessed for voice loudness. She did a lot of work with Pat Coombs! Who was like a mouse!
wasn't she in a series where she was a detective type person?When I was a tiny child I had a tendancy to SHOUT (I'm also quite deaf so it's unsurprising), my mum and dad always said I was like Peggy Mount. Can you recommend anything she's been in, I honestly don't think I've seen anything she's been in other than Oliver, and I can't remember Mrs Bumble in that?
I still watch the Carry On films whenever I can. I just find them so relaxing and laugh out loud at all the jokes again and again. One of my favourites is Carry on Cabby with Hattie Jaques and Sid James. She plays the downtrodden wife who starts her own rival cab company. Early Feminism at work in the 60sLoved her,I use to take her off,holler at my husband in her voice.she spoke very posh didn’t she?
Another actress I loved was ‘little Lil’ in rag trade and carry on films,very funny lady in real life as well.
i think it may have been Hattie Jaques documentary ,where she was interviewed?was I right?
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