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Hill's Angels
The Hill's Angels were a song and dance troupe comprised of beautiful girls briefly preceded by Love Machine and Pan's People on "The Benny Hill Show." They accompanied Benny Hill as back-up -
Sue Upton
Sue Upton is an English dancer and comedic actress, best known as one of the longest-serving cast members of "The Benny Hill Show." Born November 9, 1954 in Chadwell Heath, England, she was raised -
Louise English
Louise English is an English actress, singer, dancer and model best known for her work as a cast member and performer on the "The Benny Hill Show" on which she starred from 1978 to 1986 -
Episodes
The Benny Hill Show was a English comedy/variety show that ran as a series of specials between 1957 and 1989, starting out on the BBC and later getting acquired by Thames Television (ITV), whose -
Alison Bell
Alison Bell is an English actress, model and dancer best known for her appearances on "The Benny Hill Show." She was born in 1960 in Roehampton, England. Not many details have been revealed about her -
Candy Davis
Candy Davis is an English actress and model probably best known as a Page Three Girl in the British magazine, "The Sun." Born Clare Damaris Bastin on January 2, 1962 in Loughton, England, she was -
Jo Thomas
Jo Thomas is an English actress and model. She is also the sister of actress Alison Thomas. Not much is known about her career. She was one of the Hill's Angels on "The Benny -
The Benny Hill Show Wikia
Yes! It's "The Benny Hill Show" Wiki Site featuring episode descriptions, original actor bios and photos from the series! If you're a Benny Hill or Hill's Angels enthusiast or fan you can -
Benny Hill Characters
This is a master list for the characters played on "The Benny Hill Show," excluding the names of celebrities and entertainers he has impersonated. A list of his impressions can be found on The Faces -
Benny Hill
Benny Hill was a British actor, comedian and entertainer, considered the "King of British Comedy" in the 70s and 80s. He was born Alfred Hawthorne Hill on January 21, 1924 in Southampton on the south -
Sue Upton Appearances
This page lists all of Sue Upton's known appearances on The Benny Hill Show. Nor Iron Bars A Cage Benny's Bedmate Benny's Girlfriend Violinist Female Hitch-Hiker, Benny's Bedmate, Benny's -
Coalpits
Episode: 18 Date: March 13, 1974 Time: 48:33 Musical Director: Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: Mark Stuart Director: Mark Stuart Writer: Benny Hill Quickie: It's A Boy, Monologue: The Good Book, Bloopers - 5 -
Little Dimpton
When the week is over, the town's surly newsman (Bob Todd) confesses he's tired of all the smiling. However, one man (Benny Hill)is still smiling. At the bus top, he's smiling -
Benny Hill Songs and Ballads
This page holds a complete list of songs, ballads, monologues and poems performed by Benny Hill and his cast members through the course of "The Benny Hill Show." This does not include numbers by guest -
St. John Thomas Hospital
St. John Thomas Hospital is a medical convalescence hospital located somewhere in England, possibly Teddington, Little Dimpton or Lower Tidmarsh. By comparison, it seems slightly more professional over the Lower Tidmarsh Volunteer Hospital in Lower -
Benny the Clown
Benny The Clown is a semi-recurring character on the series. Not as active as Fred Scuttle or Chow Mein, the character epiomizes Benny's true comedic personality as well as a flair for the -
She-Hulk
The She-Hulk is a green-skinned superhuman female from England. Not much is known about her identity or past or how she obtained her powers. In her true form, she looks like a normal -
A Tribute to the Lower Tidmarsh Volunteer Fire Brigade
Episode: 41 Date: February 11, 1981 Time: 50:27 Musical Director: Ronnie Aldrich Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Linda Finch and Samantha Stevens Producer: Dennis Kirkland Director: Dennis Kirkland Writer: Benny Hill Benny Quickie: Crow's -
Pepy's Diary
Episode: 59 Date: May 1, 1989 Time: 50:35 Musical Director: Ronnie Aldrich Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Libby Roberts Producer: Dennis Kirkland Director: Dennis Kirkland Writer: Benny Hill Quickies 4, Monologue: Pepy's Diary, Quickies -
Film Time at the National Film Theater
Episode: 21 Date: February 7, 1974 Time: 48:36 Musical Director: Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: John Robins Director: John Robins Writer: Benny Hill Quickie: Gondor Pipe Tobacco, Monologue: Faith, Diana Darvey - Dance With Me -
Fun in the Kitchen
Episode: 10 Date: November 24, 1971 Time: 50:22 Musical Director: Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: David Bell Director: David Bell Writer: Benny Hill Episode[] Quickie: Hotel Lift, Ballad: Beach of St. Tropez, Bloopers - 7 -
Cinema: The Vintage Years
Episode: 9 Date: March 24, 1971 Time: 50:24 Musical Director: Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: John Robins Director: John Robins Writer: Benny Hill Episode[] Quickie: Unfaithful Dance, Ballad: The Egg Marketing Board Tango, French -
The Sound of Frankenstein
Episode: 4 Date: March 11, 1970 Time: 51:26 Musical Director: Ted Taylor Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: John Robins Director: John Robins Writer: Benny Hill Episode[] Quickie - Benovite, Ballad - Garden Of Love, The Hitch -
Hill's Angels (routines)
This page lists all the dances and routines of the Hill's Angels, excluding their roles and appearances in opening acts and sketches. Episode: Women's Lib TV (February 6, 1980) Cast: Sue Upton, Louise -
The European Song Contest
Episode: 1 Date: November 19, 1969 Time: 52:20 Musical Director: Vocals: The Ladybirds Choreography: Producer: John Robins Director: John Robins Writer: Benny Hill Quickie - Ye Olde Wishing Well, Ballad - Anna Marie, Bloopers - 7, Video
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