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Stephanie Beacham Stephanie Beacham Stephanie trained with Etienne Decroux in Paris at mime school in 1964 RADA 1965-67 Agents Maureen Vincent Assistant Holly Haycock [email protected] 0203 214 0772 Roles Film Production Character Director Company AND NOW THE SCREAMING Catherine Roy Ward Baker Amicus Productions STARTS Fengriffen FOREIGN AFFAIRS Rosemary Radley Jim O'Brien Turner Network IMSEMINOID Kate Norman J Jupiter Film Warren LOVE AND OTHER Felicity Riggs- Alek Keshishian Skyline Films DISASTERS Wentworth MOVIE BLACKMAIL Joanne Massimo Italian co-production Dallamano TAM LIN Janet Ainsley Roddy McDowell Commonwealth United Entertainment THE CONFESSIONAL Vanessa Welch Peter Walker Atlas Films THE GAMES Angela Simmons Michael Winner Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation THE LILAC BUS Judy Giles Foster Little Bird THE NIGHTCOMERS Miss Jessel Michael Winner Elliott Kastner-Jay Kanter-Alan Ladd Jnr Productions United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company THE WOLVES OF Letitia Slighcarp Stuart Orme Atlantic Entertainment Group WILLOUGHBY CHASE TROOP BEVERLEY HILLS Vicki Sprantz Jeff Kanew Weintraub Entertainment Group UNCONDITIONAL LOVE Harriet Fox-Smith P.J. Hogan Avery Pix WEDDING BELL BLUES Tanya's Mother Dana Lustig Bergman Lustig Productions Television Production Character Director Company THE REAL MARIGOLD Self James Callum | Kevin Two Four for BBC One HOTEL Forde (I) CAROL & VINNIE Dan Zeff BBC THE REAL MARIGOLD ON Self Simon Draper | Clare Two For for BBC One TOUR Sillery HARRY HILL'S ALIEN FUN Panellist Geraldine Dowd | Tom CPL Productions for CAPSULE Vinnicombe ITV BUCKET Patricia Rebecca Rycroft Company Pictures / BBC Four BOOMERS (Series 2) Maureen Adam Miller Hat Trick BOOMERS (Series 1) Maureen Adam Miller Hat Trick DEATH IN PARADISE Nicole Keith Boak Red Planet Limited TROLLIED (Series 2) Lorraine Various Roughcut TV MOUNT PLEASANT (Series Pam Tiger Aspect 2) CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER contestant Endemol CASUALTY Monica Shapiro Dominic Leclerc BBC ALL THE WORLD'S A BBC STAGE BAD GIRLS Phyllida Oswyn Various Red Productions for ITV BEVERLEY HILLS 90210 Dylon's Mom Jeffrey Melman 90210 Productions CALL MY BLUFF CLUEDO Mrs Peacock Granada CONNIE Connie Central CORONATION STREET Martha Fraser Various Granada / ITV DYNASTY Sable Colby Various BBC EGO HUGO Wife of Victor Hugo BBC United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Character Director Company FASHION Sylvie Philip John Carnival / BBC1 FREE AGENTS Wendy James Griffiths Big Talk / Ch 4 FRENCH AND SAUNDERS Herself Steve Bendelack BBC GIVE US A CLUE Thames TV GOING FOR A SONG HIGH SOCIETY INSIDE TELEVISION BBC JANE EYRE Blanche Joan Craft BBC MAN AT THE TOP Paula Fraser Jim Goddard/Mike Vardy Thames Television MARKED PERSONAL Georgina Layton Various Thames Television NAPOLEON & JOSEPHINE Therese Tallien Richard T. 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