A sad but well researched piece. I saw several of Imogen’s films and always felt she was talented yet very much under rated. Such a short life of a beautiful lady, rest in peace.
One of the best "coverage" of anyones' life that I've ever looked a . I spent a lot of time with Immo when she was working at a theatre on the Sussex coast and we stayed in contact because we both found that we could talk to each other honestly without any strings attatched. I had just (stupidly and sadly) left my partner because of their fame and she was trapped in a world with everyone wanting her to be the Imogen of the screen. One or two details missing but nothing that wasn't "as it was". A sad epitaph of someone who wanted to be loved and to give love but found it hard to do or to be anything that wasn't a performance. She was lovely, a very dear soul xxx
@@MarkMahoney Thankyou!! One little anecdote: we were invited to open the Storrington Carnival and the owner of the Helecopter company at Shoreham said;"I'll take you in one of my choppers" We went to Shoreham, climbed into the thing "Ensrom" I seem to remember and up we went and as it rolled and turned, with the glass (perspex) bobble that went down and out of sight between your legs, the short flight made me so sick I bowed out of the afternoon and hitch-hiked back to Worthing finally accepting a lift on a Mods' scooter (and me the owner of a big blue throbbing Harley!!!) what a come-down but Imogen loved it and all for the best perhaps, she enjoyed the pilots company. You know what they say? Two's company etc. but once again, not a good choice.
She was the granddaughter of artist John Hassall whose 1908 poster "The Jolly Fisherman" known as "Skegness Is So Bracing" because of its message, may be his best remembered work. Back in 1972, there was a documentary made about her- her aunt clearly disapproved of her lifestyle and we saw various aspects of her life, and her being body-painted. Sadly, show business has a big downside to it and many people- a list too long to mention felt that their worth was not being shown courtesy of their screen persona. The press, in fact referred to Imogen as the "Countess of Cleavage" which she must have felt was very derogatory but this short film shows why this title was coined for her. Perhaps, that is the downside to be very beautiful in a business that may be glitzy on the surface but underneath is less than wholesome in many of its aspects. A very sad life story in so many ways.
It's far more dangerous to censor what the press can say.. The countess of cleavage is an endearing term of phrase.. There are much worse phrases to call someone.. And fabulous Imogen did not kill herself because of that... She suffered from depression... Remember her with happiness and love.. Each must remember in their own way... Others must not be Fascist in how the dead are remembered.. Imogen believed in free speech 💗🌻👍.. And kindness.... Please do not reply to me in an angry or dismissive way.... Live and let live
So sad; such a waste of talent. Depression is a dreadful illness. I never knew she was a Woking girl by birth; her house is only a couple of miles away from my home. RIP beauty.
A Beautiful Tribute of the Life & Work of Imogen Hassall, and another great and tragic loss to the Industry, So many big Film stars and well known TV names, battle with depression, in private, and often tend to sadly die way to early, one of the most important skills as an Actor is to "Feel" emotions with a deep, passionate, intensity, which will lead to magnificent Performances on Screen & Stage. But that skill can lead unwittingly to extremely low times at sad moments in real life, and dugs and drinking makes it worse, My fellow Actor & Friend Richard Burton, being one example who struggled with Alcohol, at low times and sadly died aged 58 as a result, and Caroline Flack aged 40 more recently, two amazing, wonderful, extremely talented, and so very kind, Professionals, it was a joy to work with, and know, and who I will forever miss, I loved this tribute to Imogen, sadly I never got to work with her, but have watched a lot of her work, and enjoyed her performances, and a sad end for such a good and so Beautiful Actress.
A really lovely person,had the pleasure of meeting her at a Marmalade concert in Newquay and she signed a photograph of herself that I still have to this day.
@@neptunedownunder i know allan, i read her book years ago tuesdays child and your in it....... Very sad at the end...i think some blokes from the pub nexdoor at the crooked billet kicked her door in rowing......
A very sad loss and what a beautiful woman who I remember from Hammer films and Carry On in particular. Thank you for all the clips for I did not realise how many parts she had played.
Such a beautiful young lady,such a tragic end to her life. Just so sad that she couldn’t find the love or help that she so desperately needed. Bless you Imogen,sleep well young angel ❤
I have a unique Imogen story..in 1976 I was a fit young man working back stage at a large theatre on the south coast UK...Imogen was appearing in a play at the theatre for a weeks run....she became very friendly towards me, towards the end of the weeks show she commented that I was tall and muscular and could I go with her as her minder to an agent who owed her money ! I didn't think my then girlfriend would approve so I said I couldn't help her ! Back then without the Internet I never really knew who she was, just thought she was a traveling actress, she was very beautiful ! Was very saddened to hear she died...such a troubled soul.
What a fascinating story! You were a lucky man and the friendship could’ve gone a lot further! How close we can be to an opportunity to miss it so easily.
Very sad story about her life. She died way too soon. She appeared in carry on loving even then she was vulnerable. She's a wonderful actress whose talent deserved more tv parts on the small screen. Rest in peace nice lady.
Rather spooky seeing Imogen & Tony in the same piece of film I met them both on separate occasions in London in the early 70’s. It’s literally a lifetime ago.
Hi Mark, I lived & worked in London in the early 70's, I lived up in Cleveland Square just off Bayswater road. I was an artist/ illustrator as a consequence I always had to have other work to bring in some regular income, I worked part time in Ken High Street Market. In the West End back then there was a real mix of creatives, including actors, actresses, musicians & writers. There was a great buzz about the place back then. Probably sounds a bit mad but I used to love the walk across the Park, ( Hyde of course), looking down from the rise at the top of the park, you could feel that electric energy emitting from below & beyond, fabulous. I was quite a sociable creature so I met loads of people, some more interesting than others. I was never phased by individuals who were in the public eye so when I did meet it used to be natural as it should be. I met Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh, he was an ebullient character, they had separated by that time but still seemed very close I met Al Green, didn't know he was such a well known guy, he was very sweet & incredibly modest as well. We had Hurricane Higgins down at the pub, the Greyhound in Young street,(if remember correctly), also Rod Stewart, the late Marty Feldman played at the Wine Bar just up the road. Loads more. And some dodgy characters as well . Big John Bindon, met him in a bar in Chelsea. Long gone now. Thinking back I did meet a lot of "interesting" folks. And oddly enough I might have ended up playing professional football down in London Town, in 1968/69 I was playing football for a small club in Scotland, scouts from both The Woolwich Arsenal & Millwall had approached the club asking if they could have me for trials but the provincial club wouldn't entertain it. I was a pretty handy Goal Keeper. Great times back then, some of us survived & thrived & some didn't make it through. Life is a bit of a War, you have to be resilient. It's worth it, I continue to have a bit of a fascinating Life. It is a wonderful Life I always keep that in mind & how precious it is. Gets you through the bigger challenges. Cheers Mark
well done really good biography, i initially didn't recognise her name but i miss her now, very tragic her father dying on the way to see her debut on the stage, also looks so glamourous career but we don't see the stress and anxieties never mind the rivalries and jealousies
It really is a sad story. She also lost two babies, one stillborn and another miscarriage. Her second husband Andrew Knox also died of a suspected suicide after boarding a ferry in Jersey he disappeared presumed lost at sea.
Imogen Hassall was so so beautiful looking back at this. Gorgeous. So tragic and what a loss she was. Even if I am 37, I never forget people like this and like to always look back and remember them for their wonderful qualities and happiness and enjoyment they gave us being able to watch them, but more importantly how tragic their own lives were away from their work and that they weren't able to find happiness because of personal struggles in life. It's lovely to remember Imogen for how beautiful she was here. Her death at 38 was the tragedy of a kind loving human being who in real life was lost and broken inside and that what you see on film isn't truly how someone feels. I personally want to remember Imogen particularly who is no longer with us but others also that are no longer here from these eras years ago and although it's the past, they're always in our thoughts and with us. We'll meet them again.
I just came across this on the Internet how sad I remember her when I was a lad thinking she was absolutely gorgeous, I have a saying in my life nothing is ever what it seems we always think everyone else is okay but quite often it’s just the opposite😢
A very well made and respectful piece. As an educated and talented actor it must be pretty soul destroying to be typecast and pidgeon holed based on your beauty. Suffocates your creative spirit. Also losing two children must leave such an emotional void. Thank you for this fine tribute to an underrated actress who never achieved the career she perhaps should have.
@@MarkMahoney I'm so impressed with your work that I'm subbing to the channel,I just love these kinds of stories and you make them so well and respectful to the person.i look forward to seeing much more, thanks mark ❤️👍
Nice informative film Mark I for one would have never have got to know about her if I had not watched this, she was truly stunning, those smiling eyes instantly recognisable, was only watching Carry On Loving (again) a few weeks back her part always stuck in my mind, now she is rightfully remembered by me and now not forgotten. (The David Jason book is a good read too)
I remember her well, I was born in the late 50's and can remember seeing her in many roles either on tv or a film. I always thought she was stunning. What a tragic end to her life. so many of these actors seem to have very different degrees of mental health issues.
Superb insight. How difficult it is for some to like themselves. This beautiful lady did not manage it. Others are luckier in that they are able to survive long enough to reach that goal. A good partner made it possible for many. RIP.
Had a crush on her in carry on Loving watched it earlier today i looked to see how many of the carry on team we're still with us didn't realise she passed so young and the circumstances heartbreaking would be a Liar if i said there weren't a Few tears RIP Imogen
The pub was called the Crooked Billet, I was there the night Jenny came in but don't remember an argument, it was her local. I can understand how she felt, every man in the pub looked at her (me included) as an object, I was 17 at the time.Most men were scared and intimidated by her, all I ever said was HI and that was it.I was shocked when I heard the news though.
She died just a week before John Lennon. The poor girl obviously needed help for her mental health. Alas, back then, you were just told to 'pull yourself together,' or 'snap out of it.' She certainly was a beautiful woman.
Carry on Loving 🌹Jenny Grubb her family when Terry Scott turns up 😂, I just love the scene and with Terry on the sofa. Zip up and down. I'm going to be sad to watch this as I knew she died young and one of my fav Carry Ons. I see you got Carry on film locations too so watch after. ( With narrating this I think the word Imogen or She is more appropriate than Hassall most of the time, as we know it's about her ) thanks for posting this though good work.
Hassall was married to actor Kenneth Ives, and before they were married, they had a daughter called Melanie Ives Hassall, who died four days after being born in 1972. With her second husband she lost a second child by miscarriage
An all too common story, fame doesn't always mean happiness. Her presence on film made a scene glow, unfortunately the entertainment industry has a habit of putting out the lights with devastating effect.
Very sad what happened to her she was very lonely she was looking for love all her life in the end it was drink and drugs she was found dead in bed with the phone still in her hand she would ring people she trusted for help and to talk about her depression on the day she died again she had pills and drinks but people stopped taking her calls this was the end nobody came there was no help very sad...
I only ever knew her from Carry on Loving. Such a sad ending. The 1970’s was a bad time for women in movies imo . They were always portrayed especially in British comedies of the time as sex objects for the male lead. If she have had proper support she could of gone on to have a decent career. RIP
Such a tragic life , I remember her very well . This is a tribute to her , very well made and graciously received 🙏🏼🌹
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@@MarkMahoney 🥀🥀 indeed , a beautiful flower who died too soon
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She was absolutely stunning as were all the girls of that era. No tattoos or fake silicone.
It's a terrible thing when you can't be at peace with yourself. I have experience of it. Rip Imogen x
She was so beautiful 💐💐
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Beautiful woman,so tragic that she had such a short and unhappy life ,I hope she now rests in peace RIP imogen
A sad but well researched piece. I saw several of Imogen’s films and always felt she was talented yet very much under rated. Such a short life of a beautiful lady, rest in peace.
Brilliantly made tribute to a fine actress who never received the applause she should have in her short life
Stunning lady, What a tragic end at such a young age ,
One of the best "coverage" of anyones' life that I've ever looked a . I spent a lot of time with Immo when she was working at a theatre on the Sussex coast and we stayed in contact because we both found that we could talk to each other honestly without any strings attatched. I had just (stupidly and sadly) left my partner because of their fame and she was trapped in a world with everyone wanting her to be the Imogen of the screen. One or two details missing but nothing that wasn't "as it was". A sad epitaph of someone who wanted to be loved and to give love but found it hard to do or to be anything that wasn't a performance. She was lovely, a very dear soul xxx
Thanks! thankyou for the wonderful insight!!
@@MarkMahoney Thankyou!! One little anecdote: we were invited to open the Storrington Carnival and the owner of the Helecopter company at Shoreham said;"I'll take you in one of my choppers" We went to Shoreham, climbed into the thing "Ensrom" I seem to remember and up we went and as it rolled and turned, with the glass (perspex) bobble that went down and out of sight between your legs, the short flight made me so sick I bowed out of the afternoon and hitch-hiked back to Worthing finally accepting a lift on a Mods' scooter (and me the owner of a big blue throbbing Harley!!!) what a come-down but Imogen loved it and all for the best perhaps, she enjoyed the pilots company. You know what they say? Two's company etc. but once again, not a good choice.
@@PC24800 wow really fascinating stuff!! Really good to hear! Was this 1978?
She was simply stunning! Imogen you are always in our hearts. x
Thank you for such a sensitive portrayal of this troubled person who was my father's cousin.
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A very sad end to her life. She was very beautiful and talented. Peace be with her.
She was the granddaughter of artist John Hassall whose 1908 poster "The Jolly Fisherman" known as "Skegness Is So Bracing" because of its message, may be his best remembered work. Back in 1972, there was a documentary made about her- her aunt clearly disapproved of her lifestyle and we saw various aspects of her life, and her being body-painted. Sadly, show business has a big downside to it and many people- a list too long to mention felt that their worth was not being shown courtesy of their screen persona. The press, in fact referred to Imogen as the "Countess of Cleavage" which she must have felt was very derogatory but this short film shows why this title was coined for her. Perhaps, that is the downside to be very beautiful in a business that may be glitzy on the surface but underneath is less than wholesome in many of its aspects. A very sad life story in so many ways.
It's far more dangerous to censor what the press can say.. The countess of cleavage is an endearing term of phrase.. There are much worse phrases to call someone.. And fabulous Imogen did not kill herself because of that... She suffered from depression... Remember her with happiness and love.. Each must remember in their own way... Others must not be Fascist in how the dead are remembered.. Imogen believed in free speech 💗🌻👍.. And kindness.... Please do not reply to me in an angry or dismissive way.... Live and let live
She became a socialite in the Sixties. Here she is with James Bond, and here she is with Bob from the Likely lads
old Bobby boy had a good career too
The 1960s was the decade to be young - but you would have to be born in the war years or just after! Look at what young people have to live with now.
A very beautiful and graceful actress.
Such a tragedy. I remember seeing her in Carry on Loving. Thank you for sharing
So sad; such a waste of talent. Depression is a dreadful illness. I never knew she was a Woking girl by birth; her house is only a couple of miles away from my home. RIP beauty.
A Beautiful Tribute of the Life & Work of Imogen Hassall, and another great and tragic loss to the Industry, So many big Film stars and well known TV names, battle with depression, in private, and often tend to sadly die way to early, one of the most important skills as an Actor is to "Feel" emotions with a deep, passionate, intensity, which will lead to magnificent Performances on Screen & Stage. But that skill can lead unwittingly to extremely low times at sad moments in real life, and dugs and drinking makes it worse, My fellow Actor & Friend Richard Burton, being one example who struggled with Alcohol, at low times and sadly died aged 58 as a result, and Caroline Flack aged 40 more recently, two amazing, wonderful, extremely talented, and so very kind, Professionals, it was a joy to work with, and know, and who I will forever miss, I loved this tribute to Imogen, sadly I never got to work with her, but have watched a lot of her work, and enjoyed her performances, and a sad end for such a good and so Beautiful Actress.
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A really lovely person,had the pleasure of meeting her at a Marmalade concert in Newquay and she signed a photograph of herself that I still have to this day.
That's nice Isabel
I would treasure that for the rest of my life, if it were mine!
yes we dated for a year and would often come to gigs with me
@@neptunedownunder Cool.
@@neptunedownunder i know allan, i read her book years ago tuesdays child and your in it....... Very sad at the end...i think some blokes from the pub nexdoor at the crooked billet kicked her door in rowing......
Another great documentary Mark.
Very well researched and put together. Imogen radiates vivacity in every clip and photo. RIP.
Excellent Mark Brilliant,,,,, well researched,,,, high quality documentary,,,, your compassion for people leaks into everything you do x
Thank you kindly xx
Such a talented actress. She deserved so much better from life.
Another lost soul, such a shame she was a beautiful lady.
An interesting video about this beautiful but sad lady. Thank you.
Rest In Peace Imogen. 💐
A very sad loss and what a beautiful woman who I remember from Hammer films and Carry On in particular. Thank you for all the clips for I did not realise how many parts she had played.
Such a beautiful young lady,such a tragic end to her life. Just so sad that she couldn’t find the love or help that she so desperately needed. Bless you Imogen,sleep well young angel ❤
Such a beautiful woman RIP shame she couldn’t have found peace in her life
I have a unique Imogen story..in 1976 I was a fit young man working back stage at a large theatre on the south coast UK...Imogen was appearing in a play at the theatre for a weeks run....she became very friendly towards me, towards the end of the weeks show she commented that I was tall and muscular and could I go with her as her minder to an agent who owed her money ! I didn't think my then girlfriend would approve so I said I couldn't help her ! Back then without the Internet I never really knew who she was, just thought she was a traveling actress, she was very beautiful ! Was very saddened to hear she died...such a troubled soul.
Wonderful story mate
What a fascinating story! You were a lucky man and the friendship could’ve gone a lot further! How close we can be to an opportunity to miss it so easily.
God bless you beautiful lady xxx
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Never knew this about Imogen Hassall...the torment that that industry has people is immense....
Imogen brightened up everything she appeared in, she left us far too soon. Great one Mark.👍
Thanks Nicholas! 👌
Very sad story about her life. She died way too soon. She appeared in carry on loving even then she was vulnerable. She's a wonderful actress whose talent deserved more tv parts on the small screen. Rest in peace nice lady.
Rather spooky seeing Imogen & Tony in the same piece of film I met them both on separate occasions in London in the early 70’s. It’s literally a lifetime ago.
Hi Mark, I lived & worked in London in the early 70's, I lived up in Cleveland Square just off Bayswater road. I was an artist/ illustrator as a consequence I always had to have other work to bring in some regular income, I worked part time in Ken High Street Market. In the West End back then there was a real mix of creatives, including actors, actresses, musicians & writers. There was a great buzz about the place back then. Probably sounds a bit mad but I used to love the walk across the Park, ( Hyde of course), looking down from the rise at the top of the park, you could feel that electric energy emitting from below & beyond, fabulous. I was quite a sociable creature so I met loads of people, some more interesting than others. I was never phased by individuals who were in the public eye so when I did meet it used to be natural as it should be. I met Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh, he was an ebullient character, they had separated by that time but still seemed very close I met Al Green, didn't know he was such a well known guy, he was very sweet & incredibly modest as well. We had Hurricane Higgins down at the pub, the Greyhound in Young street,(if remember correctly), also Rod Stewart, the late Marty Feldman played at the Wine Bar just up the road. Loads more. And some dodgy characters as well . Big John Bindon, met him in a bar in Chelsea. Long gone now. Thinking back I did meet a lot of "interesting" folks. And oddly enough I might have ended up playing professional football down in London Town, in 1968/69 I was playing football for a small club in Scotland, scouts from both The Woolwich Arsenal & Millwall had approached the club asking if they could have me for trials but the provincial club wouldn't entertain it. I was a pretty handy Goal Keeper.
Great times back then, some of us survived & thrived & some didn't make it through. Life is a bit of a War, you have to be resilient. It's worth it, I continue to have a bit of a fascinating Life.
It is a wonderful Life I always keep that in mind & how precious it is. Gets you through the bigger challenges.
Cheers Mark
What was your interaction with Imogen like?
A beautiful & talented actress, but a troubled soul. May she R.I.P.
I saw her in a ‘62 episode of The Saint today. A brilliant actress. RIP Imogen.
well done really good biography, i initially didn't recognise her name but i miss her now, very tragic her father dying on the way to see her debut on the stage, also looks so glamourous career but we don't see the stress and anxieties never mind the rivalries and jealousies
So true Robert
It really is a sad story.
She also lost two babies, one stillborn and another miscarriage.
Her second husband Andrew Knox also died of a suspected suicide after boarding a ferry in Jersey he disappeared presumed lost at sea.
A beautiful, talented woman yet so troubled and unhappy,very sad RIP Imogen
Thanks for making sure that Imogen isn't just forgotten.
Imogen Hassall was so so beautiful looking back at this. Gorgeous. So tragic and what a loss she was. Even if I am 37, I never forget people like this and like to always look back and remember them for their wonderful qualities and happiness and enjoyment they gave us being able to watch them, but more importantly how tragic their own lives were away from their work and that they weren't able to find happiness because of personal struggles in life. It's lovely to remember Imogen for how beautiful she was here. Her death at 38 was the tragedy of a kind loving human being who in real life was lost and broken inside and that what you see on film isn't truly how someone feels. I personally want to remember Imogen particularly who is no longer with us but others also that are no longer here from these eras years ago and although it's the past, they're always in our thoughts and with us. We'll meet them again.
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Childhood disruption can play a part in mental health issues, so sad
Interesting name. 😉
I just came across this on the Internet how sad I remember her when I was a lad thinking she was absolutely gorgeous, I have a saying in my life nothing is ever what it seems we always think everyone else is okay but quite often it’s just the opposite😢
Beautiful lady Massine fan of her died too young sadly missed ❤️❤️
A very well made and respectful piece. As an educated and talented actor it must be pretty soul destroying to be typecast and pidgeon holed based on your beauty. Suffocates your creative spirit.
Also losing two children must leave such an emotional void.
Thank you for this fine tribute to an underrated actress who never achieved the career she perhaps should have.
I have been a big fan of Imogen's for over 50 years! Excellent informative video. Thanks very much , Mark.
Your welcome Mick! Thanks for watching
Thankyou I have several records of poetry recitals by her dad ,and your video really improved my knowledge of his daughters tragically short life.
a very talented lady and an extremely sad life.thanks for your video, very well made and respectful to her.
You're very welcome
@@MarkMahoney I'm so impressed with your work that I'm subbing to the channel,I just love these kinds of stories and you make them so well and respectful to the person.i look forward to seeing much more, thanks mark ❤️👍
@@adamweston4152 nice one Adam!
She was absolutely beautiful
Like you Helen!
So very sad.
Nice informative film Mark I for one would have never have got to know about her if I had not watched this, she was truly stunning, those smiling eyes instantly recognisable, was only watching Carry On Loving (again) a few weeks back her part always stuck in my mind, now she is rightfully remembered by me and now not forgotten. (The David Jason book is a good read too)
Excellent watch and really well researched! Your compassion for people really does ooze through.
This is the most accurate and respectful tribute to her very 👍 well done
Nice one mate
Quality Mark. 👍
I remember her well, I was born in the late 50's and can remember seeing her in many roles either on tv or a film. I always thought she was stunning. What a tragic end to her life. so many of these actors seem to have very different degrees of mental health issues.
If only the film studios knew what they had, she could of been the English Hepburn, but sadly it didn't happen.
Superb insight. How difficult it is for some to like themselves. This beautiful lady did not manage it. Others are luckier in that they are able to survive long enough to reach that goal. A good partner made it possible for many. RIP.
Nice point of view Martin 👍
What a classy lady
She was so absolutely gorgeous
Yes stunning
She was extremely highly strong and was well known for moving home without telling anyone and she’d be completely packed up and out within a day .
Gosh she was beautiful! Such a tragic story
Another great video Mark, well done mate. She was gorgeous wasn't she? Great shame. Great video.
yes she was! 💕 thanks mate
Another Great Video Mark!! 👏 So tragic x
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if you watch her in, carry on loving she played (jenny grubb) she's a right looker. stunning looking girl. ❤️
Just lovely
Poor girl so young.
Absolutely wonderful content Mark.....well done sir.
Poor woman..
Classy Lady !!! Memorable ! 😊
I’m a massive fan of carry on films, I never new that happened to her. RIP
Beautiful in every way! RIP
Poor girl, so sad.
Very beautiful lady.
Your videos are really informative and well done. I'd either forgotten or wasn't aware of most these actors from my childhood. Thank you.
Thanks for watching:)
Had a crush on her in carry on Loving watched it earlier today i looked to see how many of the carry on team we're still with us didn't realise she passed so young and the circumstances heartbreaking would be a Liar if i said there weren't a Few tears RIP Imogen
Never heard of her but very sad 😞
RIP Imogen
Very sad, she was a very good actresses that was overlooked because of her obvious beauty. The words if looks could kill spring to mind. R.I.P Imogen.
So Very sad, for some people life loses its shine and they want to rest
Mark, thank you so much for making these mini documentaries, put together so well.
You have another sub, just keep up the amazing work 😉 💯
Nice one Mike!!
another person I have no recollection of, How sad. Its nice that you bring them back into consciousness
A great actress, loved her appearances in the saint and the persuaders. Such a nice laugh.
So sad 😞.
The pub was called the Crooked Billet, I was there the night Jenny came in but don't remember an argument, it was her local. I can understand how she felt, every man in the pub looked at her (me included) as an object, I was 17 at the time.Most men were scared and intimidated by her, all I ever said was HI and that was it.I was shocked when I heard the news though.
Thanks for info mate, yes I read she lived next door
She died just a week before John Lennon.
The poor girl obviously needed help for her mental health. Alas, back then, you were just told to 'pull yourself together,' or 'snap out of it.'
She certainly was a beautiful woman.
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We're still told that, unfortunately
@@charlottetaylor4471 So true,just box ticking nowadays.
Imogen Hassall was beautiful great actress may she rest in peace 🙏❤️
I've never seen her before, but wow, what a knockout!
Carry on Loving 🌹Jenny Grubb her family when Terry Scott turns up 😂, I just love the scene and with Terry on the sofa. Zip up and down. I'm going to be sad to watch this as I knew she died young and one of my fav Carry Ons. I see you got Carry on film locations too so watch after.
( With narrating this I think the word Imogen or She is more appropriate than Hassall most of the time, as we know it's about her ) thanks for posting this though good work.
Yes understand, thanks for feedback. I agree I did think that abit after I completed and uploaded it
@@MarkMahoney good man , she was in some good films 👍
Hassall was married to actor Kenneth Ives, and before they were married, they had a daughter called Melanie Ives Hassall, who died four days after being born in 1972. With her second husband she lost a second child by miscarriage
What a beautiful sexy woman and what a tragic ending. She reminds me of Sally Geeson from Bless this house.
God Bless You Imogen 💖. 🙏. Forever Young
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So sad r.i.p
An all too common story, fame doesn't always mean happiness. Her presence on film made a scene glow, unfortunately the entertainment industry has a habit of putting out the lights with devastating effect.
Very sad what happened to her she was very lonely she was looking for love all her life in the end it was drink and drugs she was found dead in bed with the phone still in her hand she would ring people she trusted for help and to talk about her depression on the day she died again she had pills and drinks but people stopped taking her calls this was the end nobody came there was no help very sad...
I only ever knew her from Carry on Loving. Such a sad ending. The 1970’s was a bad time for women in movies imo . They were always portrayed especially in British comedies of the time as sex objects for the male lead. If she have had proper support she could of gone on to have a decent career. RIP
And they fought ferociously and stood on each others heads to be portrayed as those sex objects
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Yes, so very true. There were and still are advantages to be seen as a sex object - particularly for women, of course.
Imogen was a gorgeous woman, sadly died too young.
Such a shame,she was a beautiful talented lady!
Jenny Grub in Carry on, beautiful girl
So sad to hear about this beautiful woman I never knew that she had passed away I was shocked and sad 😔😔😔
She really was gorgeous.