Hal Dyer

Hal Dyer was a Hindi actress. She was born in the year 1935, in Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, UK. She was better known for working in the films like Namastey London Click to look into! >> Read More... , The Stud, and R3. She worked in various television movies and series in English and Hindi. Her nickname was Cinderella.

The television series and movies, she has worked in are A Man For All Seasons as Shirley Dyer (a serving maid) and The Claverdon Road Job as Shirley Dyer (a factory girl) in the year 1957, Dixon of Dock Green as Shirley Hal-Dyer (Dandy) in the year 1958, Fact and Fiction as Elizabeth Clifton, The Strange World of Gurney Slade as Princess Helena, and Julius Caesar in the year 1960, Beauty and The Beast as Jessamine, Emergency-Ward 10 as Eunice Harrison, Garry Halliday as a waitress, Drama 61-67 as Kathy, and Boyd Q. C. as Mrs. Matthews in 1961, Z Cars as Mrs. Franks in the year 1962, First Night as Peggy, Crane as Hostess, Compact as Mandy Barnes, and R3 as Margaret in 1964, The Baron as Miss Chanter in 1966, Crossroads as Brenda Carnes in 1967, Big Brother Click to look into! >> Read More... as Tania Hannaby in the year 1970, The Trouble With Lilian as First Nurse, Doctor At Large as Nurse, and On The Buses as Mary in 1971, ITV Saturday Night Theatre as Sister Anderson in 1972, Bowler as Caroline and Holiday On The Buses as Mrs. Coombs in 1973, Within These Walls as Pru Marsh in 1975, The Fuzz as Shop Assistant in 1977, Just William as Mrs. Jones, The Stud as Maxine, and Robin’s Nest as Phyllis in 1978, Martha as Rosemary Heal, Grandad as Gardener, and George & Mildred as Mrs. Peasley in 1979, The Funny Side of Christmas as Rose Perkins in 1982, A Married Man as a hotel receptionist and Butterflies as Josie in 1983, Aladdin and The Forty Thieves as Mrs. Singh Hi and Rentaghost as Rose & Mrs. Perkins in 1984, Ruth Rendell Mysteries as Mrs. Cawthorne, Executive Stress as Mrs. Clarkson, and Visiting Mr. Beak in 1987, The Bill as Mrs. Groves in 1993, Next of Kin as Deidre in the year 1997, and Namastey London as Susan’s Mom in the year 2007. She married Michael Robbins in the year 1960. She had one child. Michael Robbins died on December 11, 1992.

She died on December 7, 2011, in Redhill, Surrey, England, UK. The reason for her death was Brain Hemorrhage.