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Georgina Hale, who has died aged 80, was a British stage and screen actress whose ready, slinky sensuality might have made her a star in other countries. Her diminutive, smoky-eyed presence and Betty Boop-like voice were most memorably deployed by Ken Russell in his run of 1970s provocations, notably The Devils (1971) and Mahler (1974), for which she won a Bafta.
In the wake of her death, tributes have flooded in for the other star as well as resurfaced details of her life both on and off the screen and stage
Hale was best known for her role in Ken Russell’s ‘Mahler’ and the British soaps ‘Emmerdale’ and ‘Hollyoaks’
Character actor known for a host of TV roles and for her award-winning work in the films of Ken Russell
Georgina Hale passed away earlier this month, with her death being made public leading to a slew of online tributes remembering the Bafta winning star's work on stage and screen