
Linda Regan
Linda was born in London. She is the daughter of a comedy magician, agent and comedy band leader. After leaving school at an early age, and a brief spell in club comedy Linda started her acting career in repertory theatre. She appeared in everything from Shakespeare to farce, in various theatre up and down the country. This was followed by the leading part in Tom Stoppard's Dirty Linen in the West End, and then a spell with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Her television and film work is extensive, she was regular in the hit HiDeHi comedy series, but has worked in many top television dramas. She is also the author of a series of successful crime novels.
Filmography (29 titles)
8.0MovieHi-De-Hi!: All the Laughs & More
Self · 2022
4.0MovieJeepers Creepers
Self - Fantasy Lover (voice) · 2020
MovieThe Vampire of Soho
Beryl · 2018
3.7ShowHarry and Cosh
1999
7.7MovieWhat's a Carry On?
Private Taylor (archive footage) (uncredited) · 1998
The Ghostbusters of East Finchley
Second Prostitute · 1995
6.9ShowThe Detectives
Barmaid · 1993
6.9ShowFramed
Mrs Minton · 1992
7.0MovieFool's Gold: The Story Of The Brink's Mat Robbery
Brenda Noye · 1992
6.3ShowBirds of a Feather
Girl at Concert · 1989
6.5MovieLost In London
Rosey · 1985
6.6ShowDempsey and Makepeace
Gloria · 1985
6.8ShowThe Bill
1984
6.7ShowBergerac
Gudrun Olfsberg · 1981
6.3MovieThe Best of the Adventures
Clarissa Burke (archive footage) (uncredited) · 1981
7.2ShowThe Gentle Touch
1980
7.1ShowHi-de-Hi!
April · 1980
7.2ShowMinder
Liz · 1979
7.0MovieQuadrophenia
Chief Rocker Girl (uncredited) · 1979
3.8MovieHardcore
Secretary · 1977
4.3MovieAdventures of a Private Eye
Clarissa Burke · 1977
4.5MovieCarry On England
A.T.S. Private Taylor · 1976
6.7MovieA Private Enterprise
Shop Girl · 1975
4.5MovieConfessions of a Pop Performer
Brenda Climax · 1975
3.8MovieKeep It Up, Jack!
Gloria · 1974
5.0MovieAdolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall
Girl at Dance · 1973
6.3MovieOn the Buses
Pretty Girl on Bus (uncredited) · 1971
7.6MovieCarry On Again Christmas
Man Thursday (uncredited) · 1970
7.0ShowITV Playhouse
Valerie · 1967