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Jeillo Edwards

Jeillo Edwards (23 September 1942 in Freetown, Sierra Leone – 2 July 2004 in London, England) was a Sierra Leonean actress, who is notable in the history of black actors in Britain. She was the first woman of African descent to study drama at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She went on to be one of the first black actresses to be cast in a mainstream UK television drama series – ''Dixon of Dock Green'',〔(Fiona Ledger, "Jeillo Edwards: Good-humoured cast matriarch on television and BBC radio", ''The Independent'', 21 July 2004. )〕 and for more than four decades performed on British television, radio, stage and films.〔(Obituary in ''The Stage'', 27 September 2004. )〕
==Biography==
Jeillo Angela Doris Edwards〔(Robin White, "Jeillo Edwards – African character actor whose range shone on the BBC World Service" (obituary), ''The Guardian'', 27 July 2004. )〕 was born in Freetown, Sierra Leone, one of six children, and she attended the Annie Walsh Memorial School.〔
She came to England in the late 1950s and studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. She began performing at the age of four, reading from the Bible at her church. She was well known for her distinctive voice and imperious enunciation. She featured on the BBC World Service for Africa, which was broadcast in the UK. She became popular in the United Kingdom, appearing on television, where she held the distinction of being the first black woman to appear on British television as well as being the first African to appear on ''The Bill'', radio and on stage.
She appeared in cameo roles in many British television comedy programmes, including ''The League of Gentlemen'', ''Absolutely Fabulous'', ''Red Dwarf'', ''Black Books'', ''Spaced'' and ''Little Britain'', in which she had been planned to appear in the second series before her death.
As well as acting she also at one time was a school governor and owned a restaurant called Auntie J's in Brixton.〔
In the early 1970s, she married a Ghanaian, Edmund Clottey, and they had a daughter and two sons.
Jeillo Edwards died in London at the age of 61, having suffered chronic kidney problems.〔〔

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