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Pamela Watling
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Pamela Watling was born in England, UK. She is known for
George & Mildred (1976)
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Never the Twain (1981)
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Fresh Fields (1984)
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Known for
George & Mildred
7.2
TV Series
Mrs. Morecombe
1976 • 1 ep
Never the Twain
6.6
TV Series
Lady Customer
1983–1984 • 2 eps
Fresh Fields
6.6
TV Series
Lady at Bazaar
1984 • 1 ep
Let There Be Love
7.7
TV Series
Mrs. Watt
(as Pam Watling)
1982 • 1 ep
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Never the Twain
6.6
TV Series
Lady Customer
1983–1984
2 episodes
Fresh Fields
6.6
TV Series
Lady at Bazaar
1984
1 episode
Let There Be Love
7.7
TV Series
Mrs. Watt
(as Pam Watling)
1982
1 episode
Miss Jones and Son
6.3
TV Series
Mrs. Ellerby
1978
1 episode
George & Mildred
7.2
TV Series
Mrs. Morecombe
1976
1 episode
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Alternative name
Pam Watling
Born
England, UK
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