Annette Robertson
Annette Robertson (born 1940) is an English former film and television actress.
Annette Robertson | |
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Born | 1940 (age 82–83) Ilford, Essex, England |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1960–1988 |
Spouse |
Career
She appeared in several films in her early twenties, including A Kind of Loving (1962), Spare the Rod and The Young Ones (both 1961), appearing with Cliff Richard in the latter. She played Fran in the British film The Party's Over (1965).
From 1962 up to the mid 1980s, Robertson worked regularly in television, appearing in series such as Coronation Street, No Hiding Place and Doctor Who. She last appeared onscreen in 1988, in an episode of Boon, after which she left the acting industry.
Filmography
Programme | Episode | Role | Year | Notes |
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Boon | Charity Begins at Home | Sheba (tramp) | 1988 | |
Shroud for a Nightingale | Morag Smith | 1984 | ||
Why Didn't They Ask Evans? | Julie | 1980 | ||
The Light Princess | Maid | 1978 | ||
Clouds of Glory | The Rime of the Ancient Mariner | Servant | 1978 | |
Angels | Celebration | Vera | 1976 | |
Couples | Mrs Jamieson | 1976 | ||
Shades of Greene | When Greek Meets Greek | Elizabeth | 1974 | |
Owen, M.D. | The Witch of Addington | Melinda | 1973 | |
The Woodlanders | 1970 | |||
Germinal | Trapped | Catherine | 1970 | |
Joanna | Maid | 1968 | ||
Coronation Street | Pamela Dickenson | 1968 | ||
The Flower of Gloster | Ann | 1967 | [2] | |
Sanctuary | Keep Him Till I Come For Him | Edna | 1967 | |
Write A Play | A Question of Moral Values To sleep perchance to dream |
Annette Robertson | 1963 1967 |
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Armchair Theatre | Any Number Can Play A Jug of Bread A Way of Living |
Joanna Anna Brenda |
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Thirty-Minute Theatre | They Put You Where You Are | Shirley | 1966 | |
The Wednesday Play | Barlowe of the Car Park | Linda | 1966 | |
Doctor Who | The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve | Anne Chaplet | 1966 | [3] |
Blackmail | Stockbrokers Are Smashing – But Bankers Are Better | Dorice | 1965 | |
Out of the Unknown | Andover and the Android | Lydia | 1965 | |
Love Story | Briefly Kiss the Loser | Bubbles Garitty | 1965 | |
Monitor | Always on Sunday The Debussy Film |
Alfred Jarry Gaby Dupont |
1965 | [4] |
The Villains | A Joker for Your Button Hole | Susan | 1965 | |
Theatre 625 | Parade's End #1: Some Do Not | Gertie | 1964 | |
Story Parade | The Bender | Gillian | 1964 | |
Play of the Week | A Tricycle Made for Two | Betty | 1964 | |
The Larkins | Beatle Drive | Judy | 1963 | |
The Odd Man | The Sheep 'neath the Snow | Vera | 1963 | |
ITV Television Playhouse | The Jokers | Lou | 1962 | |
No Hiding Place | The Common Nurder | Di Williams | 1962 | |
Probation Officer | Ep #4.6 | Shiley Chapman | 1962 | |
Studio 4 | The Second Curtain | Marjorie | 1962 | |
Z-Cars | A Stab in the Dark | Girl in pub | 1962 | |
Police Surgeon | Lag on the Run | Molly | 1960 |
Film | Role | Year | Notes |
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The Party's Over | Fran | 1965 | [5] |
A Kind of Loving | Phoebe | 1962 | [6] |
The Young Ones | Barbara | 1961 | [7] |
Spare the Rod | Doris | 1961 | [8] |
Four Winds Island | Leila | 1961 | [9] |
References
- John Hurt profile, People, 17 November 1980.
- New serial: The Flower of Gloster, TV Times, 23–29 September 1967.
- Doctor Who at the BBC archives
- BBC Arts: Sir Simon Rattle discusses Annette Robertson in The Debussy Film, BBC. Retrieved 8 June 2017.
- The Party's Over Archived 7 December 2016 at the Wayback Machine, british60scinema.net. Retrieved 8 June 2017.
- A Kind of Loving, BBFC.co.uk. Retrieved 8 June 2017.
- Gifford, Dennis, British Film Catalogue Ref 11957: The Young Ones, Routledge, 2016.
- Glynn, Stephen, The British School Film: From Tom Brown to Harry Potter (p,129), Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.
- Four Winds Island, cftf.org.uk. Retrieved 8 June 2017.
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