Jessie Robins
Jessie Robins (June 5, 1905 – August 10, 1991) was an English actress whose career lasted from 1958 to 1969. She was best recognised as Ringo Starr's "Auntie Jessie" in The Beatles' made-for-television movie "Magical Mystery Tour."
Work
Her television and film work includes:[1]
| 1958 | TV episode | The Benny Hill Show | Various Roles |
| 1961 | TV episode | The Kitchen | Bertha |
| 1961 | TV episode | The Younger Generation | Elsie |
| 1961 | TV episode | Goodbye Charlie | Elsie |
| 1961 | TV episode | Armchair Theatre | Mrs. Cohen |
| 1961 | TV episode | The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz | Mrs. Cohen |
| 1961 | TV episode | The Pursuers" | Samantha Rock |
| 1961 | TV episode | The Web | Samantha Rock |
| 1963 | TV episode | The Sentimental Agent | Woman on Plane |
| 1963 | TV episode | A Very Desirable Plot | Woman on Plane |
| 1963 | TV episode | The Saint | Maria Calvetti |
| 1963 | TV episode | The King of the Beggars | Maria Calvetti |
| 1963 | Film | Billy Liar | Woman at Hospital |
| 1963 | Film | What a Crazy World | Fat Woman |
| 1965 | TV episode | The Wednesday Play | Fat Lil |
| 1965 | TV | Up the Junction | Fat Lil |
| 1967 | Film | Magical Mystery Tour | Ringo's Auntie Jessie |
| 1967 | Film | Woman Times Seven (episode 'Super Simone') | Marianne, Edith's Maid |
| 1967 | Film | The Fearless Vampire Killers | Rebecca Shagal |
| 1968 | Film | Chitty Chitty Bang Bang | Pastry Cook |
| 1968 | Film | Up the Junction | Fat Lil |
| 1968 | TV episode | Dixon of Dock Green | Beatrice |
| 1968 | TV episode | Nightmare | Beatrice |
| 1969 | TV 1st episode | Wild, Wild Women | Blossom |
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References
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