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- c/o Peter Charlesworth, Second
Floor, 68 Old Brompton Road, London, SW7 3LQ
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| Autograph
Successes |
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April 1996
Signed and personalised 5½x3½
black/white photograph and
signed and personalised 10x8 black/white
Carry On Cabby photograph (my own).
July 1997
Signed a complete set of 8 colour Carry
On Cruising FOH stills
(previously signed by Dilys Laye)
4 signed and personalised 5x3 black/white
photos,
signed 5x3 black/white photo,
signed 5x3 colour photo,
signed 5½x3½ black/white photo,
signed and personalised 8½x6 black/white
photo and a note.
October 1998
Signed and personalised 5½x3½
black/white photo
and 5 signed Carry On postcards.
September 1999
Signed and
personalised 5½x3½ b/w ISP
and signed note.
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| Carry
On Performances |
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Carry On
Regardless (1961) - Delia
King
Carry On
Cruising (1962) - Glad
Trimble 
Carry On
Cabby (1963) - Sally
Carry On
Behind (1975) - Sylvia
Ramsden
Carry
On Television Performances
Can We Carry On Girls? (2001) - Contributor
Carry
On Theatre Performances Carry
On Laughing 'The Slimming Factory' (1976) - Milly
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| Nearly
Carry On Performances |
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Raising The Wind -
Miranda
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Carry On Tit-bits |
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"I enjoyed 'Regardless' most - in
answer to your query. I stopped early on in continuing with the Carry Ons
as I considered it silly to be associated with just one group of films
(but still am!)" - Liz Fraser - July 1997
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| Other
Noteworthy Performances |
 Liz
made her presence felt in
several classic films of the 60s, I'm
All Right Jack with Peter Sellers, Two
Way Stretch with Peter Sellers
again and fellow Carry Oners Bernard Cribbins, David
Lodge and Irene Handl, The Bulldog
Breed with Norman Wisdom, The
Rebel with Tony Hancock and The
Amorous Prawn with Ian Carmichael.
 In the 70s she played Ian
Lavender's Mother in the big screen version of Dads
Army and appeared opposite one time
Carry Oner Robin Askwith in the sex comedies Adventures
Of A Taxi Driver, Adventures Of A Private Eye,
Confessions Of A Driving Instructor
and Confessions From A Holiday Camp.
On television
Liz was in the
comedy series Fairly Secret Army,
the much maligned, but entertaining
Demob, played Daryl's Mother in Birds
Of A Feather and produced a fine
dramatic performance in the Miss Marple film Nemesis.
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