Born in Malta Street, Freetown, Sierra Leone — Sep 23 1942• Died Jul 02 2004
Jeillo Angela Doris Edwards was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, one of six children, and she attended the Annie Walsh Memorial School. Edwards moved to England in the late 1950s and studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She began performing at the age of four, reading from the Bible at her church. She was well known for her distinctive voice and imperious enunciation. She featured on the BBC World Service for Africa, which was broadcast in the UK. She became popular in the United Kingdom, appearing on television, where she was the first bl…
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Jean MacKenzie

West Indian Woman

Second Ground Controller


Lady Cashier

Jeillo

Midwife

Phyllis

Tim's Benefit Clerk

Landlady

Aggie Arinze

Agnes Welsh

Dottie's Mother

Hospital Cleaning Lady

Middle Aged Woman (segment "Steal Away")

Mrs. McGregor

Rose
Mrs Jessop
Irate Woman

Tea Bar Lady

Woman at Newstand

Auntie
Somali Woman

Aunt Vera
Sarah

Landlady

Nurse

Lucy

Nurse

Aggie