Pat Coombs (1926 - 2002) بات كومبس

Biography

British actress, born in Camberwell, London, on August 27, 1926 as Patricia Doreen Coombs. Pat was a beloved English comedian, known for her work on television, radio and cinema. She started her career in the mid-fifties, after working as a nursery assistant, specializing in...Read more portraying the persecuted female in comedies. She took drama lessons during World War ll, then got a scholarship to train as an actress in the theater company LAMDA. Pat was never married, and did not have children. Among her notable works: Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Down Fall (1973), Till Death Us Do Part (1966-1975), and Comedy Playhouse (1963-1970). She died in Denville Hall, London, on May 25, 2002 of complications from emphysema.

- Nationality:
- UK
- Date of Birth:
- 27 August 1926
- Birth Country:
- UK
- Died on:
- 25 May 2002
- Death Country:
- UK

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Filmography

Actor (6)
- - - Doctors
    - 2000 - Program
- - - On the Buses
    - 1971 - Movie
- - - Carry On Again Doctor
    - 1969 - Movie
- - - Carry on Doctor
    - 1967 - Movie
- - - A Stitch in Time
    - 1963 - Movie
- - - Follow a Star
    - 1959 - Movie

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British actress, born in Camberwell, London, on August 27, 1926 as Patricia Doreen Coombs. Pat was a beloved English comedian, known for her work on television, radio and cinema....Read more She started her career in the mid-fifties, after working as a nursery assistant, specializing in portraying the persecuted female in comedies. She took drama lessons during World War ll, then got a scholarship to train as an actress in the theater company LAMDA. Pat was never married, and did not have children. Among her notable works: Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Down Fall (1973), Till Death Us Do Part (1966-1975), and Comedy Playhouse (1963-1970). She died in Denville Hall, London, on May 25, 2002 of complications from emphysema.