Lynda bellingham autobiography of miss

Lynda Bellingham

Born: 31st May 1948 (as Meredith Lee Hughes)
Died: 19th October 2014 (aged 66 years)
Episodes Broadcast: 1986

Meredith Hughes was born out of wedlock in Montreal, Quebec and given up for adoption by her teenaged mother.

Lynda Bellingham was an English actress, broadcaster and author.

She was adopted by the Bellingham family of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, who renamed her Lynda. She began acting in the Pendley Open Air Shakespeare Festival during her summer holidays, and was accepted at the Central School of Speech and Drama in 1966.

Several years in repertory theatre led to Bellingham's first television role in a 1971 episode of The Misfit. After more substantial parts in Kate and A Family At War, Bellingham was prominent in the soap opera General Hospital for a year.

In this intimate and moving autobiography, Lynda tells the story of how she lived with and recovered from these destructive marriages, and other difficult times.

A brave memoir about Lynda's battle with cancer, facing death she found joy and shared it with millions.

``Lost and Found'' is an inspiring story of getting through the tough times with the strong spirit of a survivor, and finally finding true love.

He shares candidly his experience of grief, offering hope and support to others who have lost partners and loved ones.

Her rich acting career spans 40 years, with highlights including her roles as Helen Herriot in "All Things Great" and "Smalland Faith Grayshott in Second.

For a while thereafter, however, she became typecast in ribald comedies such as Tell Tarby. This translated to the silver screen as well, where Bellingham could be seen in the 1976 sex romp Confessions Of A Driving Instructor.

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