Still the rule, Tracey in Eastenders must have had to get an Equity card for when they started to let her speak.I used to love the way that when arrivals were handed their key at reception with the words like "There you are sir, chalet 14" or when they departed with "We hope you enjoyed your stay" if they were extras they weren't allowed to speak (I think it was a question of only people with an Equity cards were allowed to speak- and got paid more for it.) So the poor extras would just nod their heads or smile and make an appreciative mumbling noise then shuffle off the set.
Jane Rossington went to Sutton Coldfield High School for Girls - she was in the year below me.Jane Rossington (Jill) had her hair done a few times at the shop I worked at. She lived in Sutton and I think married a local Solicitor. I think Miss Diane was married to Carl Wayne...this is stretching my brain cells...ha ha
No Sandy was not disabled. I know because his parents were friends of my parents.Was Sandy Richardson disabled in real life ?
No he wasn't. I know because his parents were friends of his parents. I recall he was their only child and then of course he died at a fairly young age.Was Sandy Richardson disabled in real life ?
No he wasn't. I know because his parents were friends of his parents. I recall he was their only child and then of course he died at a fairly young age.
Jane, married an Architect. They lived in my village. Jane is now suffering from dementia, and has had it rough this last few years. Still bright, and always speaks to people that remember her. Sad times.Jane Rossington went to Sutton Coldfield High School for Girls - she was in the year below me.