c/o Artist Mail, BBC Information, PO Box 1116, Belfast, BT2 7AJ

or

c/o KAL Management, 95 Gloucester Road, Hampton, Middlesex, TW12 2UW

February 1993
Signed and personalised 5½x3½ black/white photograph
accompanied by a CV with note on reverse.

March 1993
Signed and personalised 10x8 black/white Blood From The Mummy's Tomb photograph and signed and personalised
10x8 colour Mummy's Tomb photograph 
(both my own).

April 1994
Signed and personalised 10x8 black/white Carry On Again Doctor photograph and signed and personalised 10x8
black/white No Sex Please, We're British photograph
(both my own).

June 1995
Signed Film Review magazine cover (December 1973) - shows Carry On Girls and
signed Film Review magazine cover (February 1974).
Signed 6x4 colour Carry On Up The Jungle photograph,
3 signed 6x4 black/white Mummy's Tomb photographs,
signed 6x4 colour Mummy's Tomb photograph,
2 signed 6x4 colour photographs,
signed 6x4 black/white photograph and
accompanying handwritten letter.
(Photos and magazine covers my own.)

July 1996
Signed10x8 black/white Carry On Again Doctor photo,
signed 10x8 colour Blood From The Mummy's Tomb photo,
signed and personalised 10x8 black/white Mummy's Tomb photo,
signed 10x8 black/white Mummy's Tomb photo,
2 signed 10x8 colour photos and
signed and personalised colour Mummy's Tomb photo.

November 1996
Signed and personalised 20x16 colour posterprint
and signed and personalised panto playbill.

February 1999
Signed 10x8 colour Blood From the Mummy's Tomb photo,
signed Mummy's Tomb postcard,
signed and personalised 10x8 black/white Pink Panther photo,
signed and personalised 10x8 colour Mummy's Tomb photo,
signed and personalised 10x8 black/white photo
and signed 6 Carry On postcards.

Carry On Up The Khyber (1968) - Hospitality Girl
Carry On Camping (1968) - Store Assistant  
Carry On Again Doctor (1969) - Deirdre
Carry On Up the Jungle (1969) - Leda  
Carry On Matron (1971) - Jane Darling
Carry On Girls (1973) - Paula Perkins  

None

Appeared in the Bond films The Spy Who Loved Me and Never Say Never Again. Val's the only Bond Girl to appear opposite both Sean Connery and Roger Moore!
Played the lead role in the Hammer Horror pic Blood From The Mummy's Tomb 
Played Tania The Lotus Eater in The Pink Panther Strikes Again. 
In the theatre Valerie has appeared in On The 20th Century in the West End; went on a national tour with Patrick Cargill in Agatha Christie's Black Coffee; appeared in Dracula at The Lyric Theatre Hammersmith; played opposite Su Pollard in the musical Sweet Charity and appeared in numerous Pantos and Summer seasons including Snow White in 1996.
Valerie has appeared in a number of television commercials both here and abroad including one for Virgin Mobile phones at Christmas 1999. Val will probably be best remembered though for the successful ad campaign for Hai Karate aftershave in the 70s.
She has also made many personal appearances especially for Bristol Street Motors and a number of stores.
Valerie has also done her fair share of chat shows, training films and documentaries as well as trade fairs for companies like BMW cars, conferences and various internal shows and films for BMW, medical companies and Granada Television Rentals.
Valerie appeared as herself in the documentary What's a Carry On? in 1998. 
She also played 'Madame de Farge' in the television mini-series A Tale of Two Cities, 1989
Other film roles include Smashing Time (1967), an uncredited appearance as the 'Receptionist at The Royal Lancaster' in the classic film The Italian Job (1969), the role of 'Atropos' in Zeta One (1969), 'Bath Girl' in A Promise of Bed (1969), 'Tanya' in The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer (1970), an appearance in The Man Who Had Power Over Women (1970), 'Miss Hardwick' in All the Way Up (1970), 'Miss Hampton' in Can You Keep It Up For a Week? (1974), 'Redhead' in The Ups and Downs of a Handyman (1975), Queen Kong (1976) and a role in The Wild Geese (1978).
Valerie has appeared in a number of cult television shows including a 1967 episode of The Saint playing 'Therese' in "To Kill a Saint"; a 1971 episode of The Persuaders playing 'Space Queen' in "The Long Goodbye"; an episode of Space:1999 playing 'Thulian Beauty' in "Death's Other Dominion"; and a 1976 episode of The Goodies playing 'The Seductress' in "It Might As Well Be String".