Jean Boht(1932-2023)

Actress
Producer

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Mothers and Daughters (2004)

Jean Boht was born on 6 March 1932 in Bebington, Cheshire, England, UK. She was an actress and producer, known for Bread (1986), Z Cars (1962) and Skins (2007). She was married to Carl Davis and William P. Boht. She died on 12 September 2023 in Denville Hall, Northwood, London, England, UK.

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Known for

Bread

6.3

TV Series

Nellie Boswell

Z Cars

7.1

TV Series

Clerk of the Court

Skins

8.2

TV Series

Doreen

Scully

7.8

TV Mini Series

Gran

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Actress

Brexicuted
6.2
Short
- 2018
Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures
7.8
Podcast Series
- Hilda Schofield (voice)
- 2013
Doctors
4.6
TV Series
- Doreen Bennett
- Billie Cannon
- Norah Joyce ...
- 2000–2012
Casualty
6.1
TV Series
- Doris Quinn
- Dorothy Gilbert
- Lil Clarke
- 1998–2012
Justice
6.9
TV Mini Series
- Mrs. Roden
- 2011
Skins
8.2
TV Series
- Doreen
- 2011
Bad Night for the Blues
6.1
Short
- Glad
- 2010
Missing
6.7
TV Series
- Barbara Mansfield
- 2010
To Cancer and Beyond
Video
- Mrs Taggert
- 2009
Kin
- Mum
- 2009
The Understudy
5.1
- Mrs. Davidovitz
- 2008
Smallfilm
Short
- Ada
- 2007
The Bill
6.7
TV Series
- Rose Harrison
- Winnie Kettering
- 2003–2007
Holby City
5.8
TV Series
- Rosemary Mulligan
- Anita Reynolds
- 2002–2007
Tug
Short
- Kathleen
- 2007

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Alternative name
- The Cast of Bread
Height
- 5′ 1″ (1.55 m)
Born
- March 6, 1932
- Bebington, Cheshire, England, UK
Died
- September 12, 2023
- Denville Hall, Northwood, London, England, UK(vascular dementia and Alzheimer's disease)
Spouses
Other works
She acted in Christopher Hampton's stage adaption of Sándor Márai's novel, "Embers", at Duke of York's Theatre in London, England.
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Trivia
She trained at the Liverpool Playhouse, where she started her career as a theatre actress, before touring the United Kingdom Kingdom in stage roles.

Quotes
We had millions of viewers for Bread (1986), but the BBC won't even consider Carla Lane's scripts now. They don't want to know about her style of writing any more, and that's depressing because they were wonderful scripts - so witty!