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After the end of UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo, she was appearing in theatre and comedy films, albeit mostly TypeCast as a maid or charlady.
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* ''Literature/TheBagthorpeSaga'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Ordinary Jack - Part 1", "Ordinary Jack - Part 2", "Ordinary Jack - Part 3", "Absolute Zero - Part 1", "Absolute Zero - Part 2", "Absolute Zero - Part 3"[[/labelnote]] (1981) -- Mrs. Fosdyke
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* ''Literature/TheBagthorpeSaga'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show 2 3-episode stories[[labelnote:show list]]"Ordinary Jack - Part 1", "Ordinary Jack - Part 2", "Ordinary Jack - Part 3", Jack", "Absolute Zero - Part 1", "Absolute Zero - Part 2", "Absolute Zero - Part 3"[[/labelnote]] Zero"[[/labelnote]] (1981) -- Mrs. Fosdyke
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When Gretchen Franklin was unable to reprise her role of Else Garnett in ''Till Death Us Do Part'' after appearing in the pilot, Nichols was cast in her place. As the series continued, Nichols showed off her excellent chemistry against leading man and her on-screen husband Creator/WarrenMitchell, leading to Else being given a bigger role in the series. In the later series, Nichols' health made it harder for her to star in the series and so Else was PutOnABus, or rather, a plane to Australia.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was now wheelchair bound. After one series of ''Sickness'', Nichols died of pneumonia and heart disease at the age of 78. [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Her death was written into the show]], which was {{Retool}}ed into focusing on Alf's life as a widower.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was now wheelchair bound. After one series of ''Sickness'', Nichols died of pneumonia and heart disease at the age of 78. [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Her death was written into the show]], which was {{Retool}}ed into focusing on Alf's life as a widower.
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When Gretchen Franklin was unable to reprise her role of Else Garnett in ''Till Death Us Do Part'' after appearing in the pilot, Nichols was cast in her place. As the series continued, Nichols showed off her excellent chemistry against leading man and her on-screen husband husband, Creator/WarrenMitchell, leading to Else being given a bigger role in the series. In the later series, Nichols' health made it harder for her to star in the series and so Else was PutOnABus, or rather, a plane to Australia.
In 1971, she co-starred in ''Series/TheTroubleWithYouLilian'' with Creator/PatriciaHayes (who had appeared in a few episodes of ''Till Death'') [[TheOtherDarrin taking over the role of Madge from]] Creator/BerylReid, who had played her in the radio series.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was nowwheelchair bound.wheelchair-bound. After one series of ''Sickness'', Nichols died of pneumonia and heart disease at the age of 78. [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Her death was written into the show]], which was {{Retool}}ed into focusing on Alf's life as a widower.
In 1971, she co-starred in ''Series/TheTroubleWithYouLilian'' with Creator/PatriciaHayes (who had appeared in a few episodes of ''Till Death'') [[TheOtherDarrin taking over the role of Madge from]] Creator/BerylReid, who had played her in the radio series.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was now
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Dandy Nichols, born Daisy Sander, (21 May 1907 -– 6 February 1986), was a British actress best known for playing Else Garnett in ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'' and ''In Sickness and in Health''.
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Dandy Nichols, born Daisy Sander, (21 May 1907 -– – 6 February 1986), was a British actress best known for playing Else Garnett in ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'' and ''In Sickness and in Health''.
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[Series/TillDeathUsDoPart Silly old moo]].]]
Dandy Nichols, born Daisy Sander, (21 May 1907 -– 6 February 1986), was a British actress best known for playing Else Garnett in ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'' and ''In Sickness and in Health''.
After the end of UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo, she was appearing in theatre and comedy films, albeit mostly TypeCast as a maid or charlady.
When Gretchen Franklin was unable to reprise her role of Else Garnett in ''Till Death Us Do Part'' after appearing in the pilot, Nichols was cast in her place. As the series continued, Nichols showed off her excellent chemistry against leading man and her on-screen husband Creator/WarrenMitchell, leading to Else being given a bigger role in the series. In the later series, Nichols' health made it harder for her to star in the series and so Else was PutOnABus, or rather, a plane to Australia.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was now wheelchair bound. After one series of ''Sickness'', Nichols died of pneumonia and heart disease at the age of 78. [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Her death was written into the show]], which was {{Retool}}ed into focusing on Alf's life as a widower.
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!!Works on TV Tropes she appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''{{Film/The Winslow Boy|1948}}'' (1948) -- Miss Hawkins (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/TheDeepBlueSea'' (1955) -- Mrs. Elton
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Mrs. Law
* ''Film/TheVikings'' (1958) -- Bridget
* ''Film/TheKnackAndHowToGetIt'' (1965) -- Tom's Landlady
* ''Film/{{Help}}'' (1965) -- Neighbour (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/GeorgyGirl'' (1966) -- Hospital Nurse
* ''Film/CarryOnDoctor'' (1967) -- Mrs. Roper
* ''{{Film/First Love|1970}}'' (1970) -- Princess Zasekina
* ''Film/OLuckyMan'' (1973) -- Tea Lady/Neighbour
* ''Film/ConfessionsOfAWindowCleaner'' (1974) -- Mrs. Lea
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePlagueDogs'' (1982) -- Phyllis
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'', episode "The Revolver" (1960) -- Concierge
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', 4 episodes:
** "New Man in the Manor" (1961) -- Mrs. Guard
** "Man on the Run" (1964) -- Mrs. Carter
** "Windfall" (1964) -- Mrs. Gilmore
** "The Fourth Finger" (1966) -- Mrs. Taylor
* ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'', 41 episodes (1963-75) -- Else Garnett
* ''Series/ManInASuitcase'', episode "Man from the Dead" (1967) -- Landlady
* ''Series/{{Jackanory}}'', 10 episodes (1967-72) -- Storyteller
* ''Series/PlayForToday'', 3 episodes:
** "Home" (1972) -- Marjorie
** "The General's Day" (1972) -- Mrs. Hinch
** "Kate the Good Neighbour" (1980) -- Mrs. Druce
* ''Series/JackanoryPlayhouse'', episode "The Magician's Heart" (1973) -- Nurse
* ''Literature/TheBagthorpeSaga'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Ordinary Jack - Part 1", "Ordinary Jack - Part 2", "Ordinary Jack - Part 3", "Absolute Zero - Part 1", "Absolute Zero - Part 2", "Absolute Zero - Part 3"[[/labelnote]] (1981) -- Mrs. Fosdyke
* ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'', episode "A Message for the Rich" (1983) -- Mrs. Honeyman
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[[caption-width-right:350:[[Series/TillDeathUsDoPart Silly old moo]].]]
Dandy Nichols, born Daisy Sander, (21 May 1907 -– 6 February 1986), was a British actress best known for playing Else Garnett in ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'' and ''In Sickness and in Health''.
After the end of UsefulNotes/WorldWarTwo, she was appearing in theatre and comedy films, albeit mostly TypeCast as a maid or charlady.
When Gretchen Franklin was unable to reprise her role of Else Garnett in ''Till Death Us Do Part'' after appearing in the pilot, Nichols was cast in her place. As the series continued, Nichols showed off her excellent chemistry against leading man and her on-screen husband Creator/WarrenMitchell, leading to Else being given a bigger role in the series. In the later series, Nichols' health made it harder for her to star in the series and so Else was PutOnABus, or rather, a plane to Australia.
Nichols later returned for ''Till Death...'' which aired in 1981, and ''In Sickness and in Health'' in 1985. By this point, she had developed rheumatoid arthritis and was now wheelchair bound. After one series of ''Sickness'', Nichols died of pneumonia and heart disease at the age of 78. [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim Her death was written into the show]], which was {{Retool}}ed into focusing on Alf's life as a widower.
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!!Works on TV Tropes she appeared in:
[[AC:Films]]
* ''{{Film/The Winslow Boy|1948}}'' (1948) -- Miss Hawkins (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/TheDeepBlueSea'' (1955) -- Mrs. Elton
* ''Film/DoctorAtLarge'' (1957) -- Mrs. Law
* ''Film/TheVikings'' (1958) -- Bridget
* ''Film/TheKnackAndHowToGetIt'' (1965) -- Tom's Landlady
* ''Film/{{Help}}'' (1965) -- Neighbour (UncreditedRole)
* ''Film/GeorgyGirl'' (1966) -- Hospital Nurse
* ''Film/CarryOnDoctor'' (1967) -- Mrs. Roper
* ''{{Film/First Love|1970}}'' (1970) -- Princess Zasekina
* ''Film/OLuckyMan'' (1973) -- Tea Lady/Neighbour
* ''Film/ConfessionsOfAWindowCleaner'' (1974) -- Mrs. Lea
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePlagueDogs'' (1982) -- Phyllis
[[AC:Series]]
* ''Series/{{Maigret}}'', episode "The Revolver" (1960) -- Concierge
* ''Series/DixonOfDockGreen'', 4 episodes:
** "New Man in the Manor" (1961) -- Mrs. Guard
** "Man on the Run" (1964) -- Mrs. Carter
** "Windfall" (1964) -- Mrs. Gilmore
** "The Fourth Finger" (1966) -- Mrs. Taylor
* ''Series/TillDeathUsDoPart'', 41 episodes (1963-75) -- Else Garnett
* ''Series/ManInASuitcase'', episode "Man from the Dead" (1967) -- Landlady
* ''Series/{{Jackanory}}'', 10 episodes (1967-72) -- Storyteller
* ''Series/PlayForToday'', 3 episodes:
** "Home" (1972) -- Marjorie
** "The General's Day" (1972) -- Mrs. Hinch
** "Kate the Good Neighbour" (1980) -- Mrs. Druce
* ''Series/JackanoryPlayhouse'', episode "The Magician's Heart" (1973) -- Nurse
* ''Literature/TheBagthorpeSaga'', 6 episodes[[labelnote:show list]]"Ordinary Jack - Part 1", "Ordinary Jack - Part 2", "Ordinary Jack - Part 3", "Absolute Zero - Part 1", "Absolute Zero - Part 2", "Absolute Zero - Part 3"[[/labelnote]] (1981) -- Mrs. Fosdyke
* ''Series/{{Bergerac}}'', episode "A Message for the Rich" (1983) -- Mrs. Honeyman
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