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Adèle Anderson

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Adèle Anderson
Adèle Anderson was born on 14 June 1952 in Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK. She is an actress, known for Company Business (1991), Hotel Babylon (2006) and Lady Jane (1986).
BornJune 14, 1952
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  • Known for

    Gene Hackman and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Company Business (1991)
    Company Business
    5.7
    • Marlene
    • 1991
    Hotel Babylon (2006)
    Hotel Babylon
    7.5
    TV Series
    • Dr. Tockley
    Cary Elwes and Helena Bonham Carter in Lady Jane (1986)
    Lady Jane
    7.1
    • Lady Warwick(as Adele Anderson)
    • 1986
    Alun Armstrong, James Bolam, Amanda Redman, and Dennis Waterman in New Tricks (2003)
    New Tricks
    8.0
    TV Series
    • Cecily Watkins(as Adele Anderson)

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    • Doctor Who: The War Doctor (2015)
      Doctor Who: The War Doctor
      8.4
      Podcast Series
      • Major Tamasan
      • Commodore Tamasan
      • Dorothy (voice)
      • 2021–2023
    • Doctor Who: Short Trips (1998)
      Doctor Who: Short Trips
      8.0
      Podcast Series
      • Narrator (voice)
      • 2022–2023
    • Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor - Time War (2017)
      Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor - Time War
      8.5
      Podcast Series
      • Major Tamasan (voice)
      • 2019–2020
    • The Romanoffs (2018)
      The Romanoffs
      7.0
      TV Mini Series
      • Candace
      • 2018
    • Jenny - The Doctor's Daughter (2018)
      Jenny - The Doctor's Daughter
      6.3
      Podcast Series
      • Dreyda (voice)
      • 2018
    • Doctor Who: Classic Doctors New Monsters (2016)
      Doctor Who: Classic Doctors New Monsters
      8.1
      Podcast Series
      • Eileen Nelthorpe
      • Carrionite (voice)
      • 2017
    • Fascinating Aida: Back in the Saddle
      Video
      • 2016
    • Adèle Anderson in Wannabe (2014)
      Wannabe
      7.2
      Short
      • Donna
      • 2014
    • Alun Armstrong, James Bolam, Amanda Redman, and Dennis Waterman in New Tricks (2003)
      New Tricks
      8.0
      TV Series
      • Cecily Watkins (as Adele Anderson)
      • 2014
    • Fascinating Aida: Cheap Flights
      Video
      • 2012
    • Hotel Babylon (2006)
      Hotel Babylon
      7.5
      TV Series
      • Dr. Tockley
      • 2008
    • Paul McGann and Danny Sapani in Fish (2000)
      Fish
      7.2
      TV Series
      • Gemma Masters
      • 2000
    • Rupert Graves and Steven Mackintosh in Different for Girls (1996)
      Different for Girls
      7.0
      • Club Goer (uncredited)
      • 1996
    • Gene Hackman and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Company Business (1991)
      Company Business
      5.7
      • Marlene
      • 1991
    • The Winjin' Pom (1991)
      The Winjin' Pom
      7.4
      TV Series
      • Sidney (1991) (voice)
      • 1991

    Additional Crew



    • Rupert Graves and Steven Mackintosh in Different for Girls (1996)
      Different for Girls
      7.0
      • consultant (as Adele Anderson)
      • 1996

    Soundtrack



    • Hello Dillie!
      Video
      • writer: "My Average Morning", "Internet Love", "Shattered Illusions", "Little Shadows", "Single Again", "Back with You", "Out of Practice", "Sometimes", "Pam", "Go Back to Surabaya, Johnny", "Much More Married", "Song of Sexual Re-Orientation", "This Ain't the Hokey Cokey Any More", "Song for Tom", "Love Late", "One More Campaign", "Pudding in the Ritz"
      • 2017
    • Fascinating Aida: Back in the Saddle
      Video
      • writer: "Colleagues from Hell", "One True Religion", "Enemy of Beauty", "Mistaken Identity", "So Sorry Scotland", "Bulgarian Song Cycle 2016", "Mother Dear Mother", "Cheap Flights", "Big C", "Suddenly New Zealand", "Little Chef"
      • 2016
    • Adèle Anderson, Dillie Keane, and Liza Pulman in Fascinating Aida: Charm Offensive (2014)
      Fascinating Aida: Charm Offensive
      • writer: "We're Next", "We're Not Done Yet", "Boomerang Kids", "Spending Nigel's Bonus", "Dogging", "First Bulgarian Song Cycle 2013", "Sea Shanty", "Facebook Blues", "Look Mummy No Hands", "Down with the Kids", "Little Girls In Pink", "Beetroot Song", "Second Bulgarian Song Cycle 2013", "Taboo", "Old Home", "Prisoner of Gender", "Cheap Flights", "Your Home Town"
      • 2014
    • Fascinating Aida: Cheap Flights
      Video
      • writer: "Companies Using Nifty Taxation Systems", "One True Religion", "Dogging", "Mother Dear Mother", "Bestseller 2011", "Bulgarian Song Cycle 2012 Part 1", "Mr & Mrs & Me", "The Orang-Utan Song", "Cheap Flights", "Down With The Kids", "Yes, But Is It Art?", "Little Chef", "Bulgarian Song Cycle 2012 Part 2", "Let's Go To A Hotel", "Lieder", "This Table", "Stick Your Head Between Your Legs", "FAQs"
      • 2012
    • Adèle Anderson, Dillie Keane, and Liza Pulman in Fascinating Aida: Silver Jubilee (2010)
      Fascinating Aida: Silver Jubilee
      Video
      • writer: "Dogging", "Cheap Flights", "Enemy of Beauty", "Mistaken Identity", "Lieder"
      • 2010
    • Gene Hackman and Mikhail Baryshnikov in Company Business (1991)
      Company Business
      5.7
      • performer: "The Boys In The Back Room"
      • 1991

    Personal details

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    • Alternative name
      • Adele Anderson
    • Height
      • 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
    • Born
      • June 14, 1952
      • Southampton, Hampshire, England, UK
    • Other works
      She performed the show, "Fascinating Aida," at the Piccadilly Theatre in London, England with Dillie Keane and Denise Wharmby in the cast. Nica Burns was director.

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    • Trivia
      Her unusually deep bass voice is a result of her being a trans-sexual: she was born a man and had a sex change after leaving university.

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