- Angela Down, Take Three Girls, TV, 1969-1970. After her breakthrough in the Spanish Las crueles (UK: The Exquisite Cadaver) – when her love scene with the 20 years older Carlos Estrada was shot two ways, clothed and not – Judy was “first runner up” for the BBC series. Her following 30 credits include playing Mrs. David Lloyd George and… Vera Vomit.
- Ania Marson, Nicholas and Alexandra, 1970. The suitably regal Marson was among nine young Brits – Jane Asher (an ITV Juliet in 1962), Angela Down, the Montreal-born Lynda Bellingham, Judy Matheson, Mary Maude, Charlotte Rampling, plus two actors’ daughters, Donald’s Angela Pleasence and Dinah Sheridan’s Jenny Hanley – tested for the oldest child of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia: the Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna. The entire royal family was assassinated in 1918.
- Glenys O’Brien, A Clockwork Orange, 1970.
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