Scene from Final Programme (1973)

Alternate Names: ジェニー・リュネカー

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) as

Most Important Roles:

• Shadey (1985) as Shop Assistant
• The Witches (1990) as Elsie
• The Lady Vanishes (1979) as Mrs. Todhunter
• The Passenger (1975) as Rachel Locke
• Jubilee (1978) as Queen Elizabeth I / Bod
• The Final Programme (1973) as Miss Brunner
• Husbands (1970) as Mary Tynan
• Hussy (1980) as Vere
• Hassan Terro's Escape (1974) as
• The Big Screen (1973) as Self

Career Highlights:

• Shadey (1985)
• The Witches (1990)
• The Lady Vanishes (1979)
• The Passenger (1975)
• Jubilee (1978)
• The Final Programme (1973)
• Husbands (1970)
• Hussy (1980)
• Hassan Terro's Escape (1974)
• The Big Screen (1973)

Jenny Runacre, born on 18 August 1946, is an English actress of South African origin. She began her film career with notable roles in 'The Passenger' (1975) and 'I racconti di Canterbury' (1972). Throughout her career, she has appeared in several films including 'The Duellists' (1977), 'Jubilee' (1978), 'The Lady Vanishes' (1979), and 'The Witches' (1990).

Alternate Names: Sandy Ratcliffe

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Family Life (1971) as Janice Baildon

Most Important Roles:

• Radio On (1979) as Kathy
• Family Life (1971) as Janice Baildon
• Hussy (1980) as Olympia
• Men of the Month (1994) as Meg
• The Final Programme (1973) as Jenny
• Yesterday's Hero (1979) as Rita
• Cork and Bottle (1977) as Lana Cork
• A Box of Swan (1990) as Patricia
• The Cornet Lesson (1973) as Girl
• Doll’s Eye (1983) as Maggie

Career Highlights:

• Radio On (1979)
• Family Life (1971)
• Hussy (1980)
• Men of the Month (1994)
• The Final Programme (1973)
• Yesterday's Hero (1979)
• Cork and Bottle (1977)
• A Box of Swan (1990)
• The Cornet Lesson (1973)
• Doll’s Eye (1983)

Sandy Ratcliff, born Sandra Mary McConville on October 2, 1950 in London, England, began her career as a model and was famously dubbed 'The Face of the 70s' by photographer Lord Snowden. She transitioned into acting, notably appearing in Ken Loach's Family Life (1971), Radio On (1979), and playing Sue Osman in the inaugural episode of EastEnders in 1985, a role she held until 1989. Ratcliff faced significant challenges post-EastEnders, including health issues, addiction struggles, and legal troubles stemming from providing a false alibi for her boyfriend Michael Shorey. She later retrained as a counsellor but had retired by 2010. Ratcliff passed away on April 7, 2019 at the age of 70.