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Film
Horror
Cute Little Buggers
Directed by Tony Jopia
Cute Little Buggers which is about rabbits! Well, that’s appropriate for Easter, isn’t it? I play a small role called Bond. James Bond? No, Mrs Lydia Bond!
I play a small role called Bond. James Bond? Er, no. The character is called Mrs Lydia Bond who gets her dog eaten by… rabbits?
Amityville Theatre
ONE WAY IN…NO WAY OUT
A SCRAPFIMS Production. Produced and directed by John R. Walker. Screenplay by Steve Hardy.
There is a book by John R Walker about the making of the film Amityville Theater — get your copy here
Lesley Scoble plays Karen in Amityville Theater
Tales from the Grave – Tea for Terror
Written by Tony Clarke
Directed by John R Walker
Playing the detective forensics inspector in Tea for Terror a short horror whodunnit.
Classic
The Elephant Man | dir. David Lynch
The Elephant Man
1980
The Elephant Man
1980
The Village of the Damned | dir. Wolf Rilla
The Village of the Damned
1960
The Village of the Damned
1960
Here is a rare clip from the ‘lost’ British print of Village of the Damned (The American print later added special FX to the children’s eyes). This clip is a copy of the original British version and unadulterated.
Signing Events
The Village of the Damned has a huge fan base — and it is always a pleasure to reunite with Martin Stephens at autograph signing events.
Television
TENNIS THAT COUNTS: CHANNEL 4 TV SERIES
Featured Cartoonist in Tennis That Counts: sketching on the tennis court
Amazing news! The series is due to be re-released soon!
Timeslip
Timeslip
ATV
Timeslip
ATV
I played the role of Alph 17 Clone (my twin sister playing Alpha 16) in the popular ATV Sci-Fi series TIMESLIP written by Ruth Boswell.
Pantomime
I have performed in many pantomimes. From playing a Munchkin in The Wizard of Oz, The Slave of the Ring in Aladdin, The Good Fairy in Dick Whittington, Jack and the Beanstalk and The Sleeping Beauty. I switched from being a ‘goodie’ to play the role of the ‘baddie’ Carabosse in several productions of the Sleeping Beauty.
Between matinée and evening performances I painted little oil sketch portraits of my fellow actors. This newspaper publicity photo shows me with Robert Aldous and Richard Murdoch.
Lesley Scoble.com 
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Quite a career, quite a life. Kudos.
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