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Key moments and achievements from June Marlow's life.
June was born
· Plymouth, England, United Kingdom
Career
Born Jean Moulder in Plymouth's Barbican, June Marlow showed early musical promise and gave her first public performance during the Second World War at age nine or ten, launching a career that would span over eight decades.
Career
Born Jean Moulder in Plymouth's Barbican, June Marlow showed early musical promise and gave her first public performance during the Second World War at age nine or ten, launching a career that would span over eight decades.
Achievement
At just 13, June made her first professional recording with the BBC Concert Orchestra, travelling alone by train from Plymouth to London and earning 15 guineas for the engagement, beginning her professional career.
Achievement
At just 13, June made her first professional recording with the BBC Concert Orchestra, travelling alone by train from Plymouth to London and earning 15 guineas for the engagement, beginning her professional career.
Career
Throughout her career, Marlow appeared in notable BBC productions including 'The Pickwick Papers' and 'Jamaica Inn,' establishing herself as a versatile actress across British television's golden era of literary adaptations.
Career
Throughout her career, Marlow appeared in notable BBC productions including 'The Pickwick Papers' and 'Jamaica Inn,' establishing herself as a versatile actress across British television's golden era of literary adaptations.
Career
June Marlow brought her seasoned acting talents to the picturesque village of Portwenn, appearing in multiple episodes of the hit ITV series Doc Martin. She portrayed characters such as Mrs. Potter in the 2005 episode 'The Family Way' and Mrs. Cronk in 'The Apple Doesn't Fall' the following year, often sharing scenes with lead actor Martin Clunes. These roles allowed Marlow to showcase her sharp comedic timing and ability to portray the quirky, endearing residents of Cornwall that became a hallmark of the show's global appeal. Her recurring presence in the series solidified her status as a reliable and beloved character actress within the landscape of modern British television.
Career
June Marlow brought her seasoned acting talents to the picturesque village of Portwenn, appearing in multiple episodes of the hit ITV series Doc Martin. She portrayed characters such as Mrs. Potter in the 2005 episode 'The Family Way' and Mrs. Cronk in 'The Apple Doesn't Fall' the following year, often sharing scenes with lead actor Martin Clunes. These roles allowed Marlow to showcase her sharp comedic timing and ability to portray the quirky, endearing residents of Cornwall that became a hallmark of the show's global appeal. Her recurring presence in the series solidified her status as a reliable and beloved character actress within the landscape of modern British television.
Career
Marlow continued her versatile career with an appearance in the CBBC children's spy drama 'MI High,' demonstrating her ability to engage audiences across genres and generations throughout her lengthy career.
Career
Marlow continued her versatile career with an appearance in the CBBC children's spy drama 'MI High,' demonstrating her ability to engage audiences across genres and generations throughout her lengthy career.
June Marlow passed away
