Dandy Nichols

Dandy Nichols

Age
78 (passed away Feb. 6th, 1986)
Birthday
May. 21st, 1907
Born in
Hammersmith, London, England, UK
Height

Dandy Nichols' Main TV Roles

Show Character(s)
Till Death Us Do Part (UK) TV Show
Till Death Us Do Part (UK)
The Bagthorpe Saga (UK) TV Show
The Bagthorpe Saga (UK)
The Trouble With Lilian (UK) TV Show
The Trouble With Lilian (UK)
 

Main Movie Roles

1982 - Britannia Hospital
1974 - Confessions Of A Window Cleaner
1973 - O Lucky Man!
1969 - The Bed Sitting Room
1967 - How I Won the War
1967 - Carry On Doctor
1966 - Georgy Girl
1965 - Help!
1958 - The Vikings
1948 - Scott of the Antarctic
1948 - The Fallen Idol

Guest TV Roles

Show Name
Characters Played
Ep Count
Storyteller - 'The Cat Who Snored'
6
Mrs. Watteau Jones
5
Mrs. Gilmore
4
Marjorie
3
Mrs. Kemp
3
Ethel Turner
2
Mrs. Moffat
2
Mrs. Honeyman
1
[Complete List]



BIOGRAPHY:

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TRIVIA:
  • British minor comedy character actress who made a lasting career playing frumpy wives (complete with bathrobe, hairnet and curlers), cockney scrubwomen and a constant revolving door of domestics.
  • Dandy became a 60s TV star in middle age with the British comedy classic "Til Death Do Us Part" in which she played Else Garnett, the beleaguered wife of Alf Garnett, a cranky, bigoted type. The series caught fire and an American version was produced in the 70s, "All in the Family," with Jean Stapleton's Edith Bunker, Dandy's counterpart.
  • Two series of sequels of "Til Death Do Us Part" were created. Dandy died during the filming of the second sequel and her death was incorporated into the series; the remainder of the series dealt with Alf's life as a widower.
  • Whereas Edith Bunker was referred to as a "dingbat" by husband Archie, Dandy's Else was referred to as a "silly old moo" by her husband Alf.


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