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Louise English
Louise English (born 1962,〔According to the ''Benny Hill: Laughter and Controversy'' (2001) documentary, English was 16 years of age when she first appeared in ''The Benny Hill Show'' (episode 'Friday Night Fever', broadcast on 26 December 1978). Included in the documentary were interviews with English and ''Benny Hill Show'' regulars Sue Upton and Henry McGee.〕〔She first appeared on ''The Benny Hill Show'' in 1979 (should read December 1978), at age 16 ()〕) is an English actress with many roles in West End plays and nationally touring musical theatre productions who was a regular performer on the ''The Benny Hill Show'' from 1978 to 1986, as one of Benny's Angels. (the show ran from 1955 to 1991).
==Early life and education==
Louise's mother, Elizabeth (Liz) English, was an actress, singer, and dancer who appeared in ''Evening Stars'', a review that toured with Benny Hill during his early show business career. Liz voiced Marie the kitten in Disney's 1970 animated film ''The Aristocats''. She appeared in ''Oliver!'' with British actor Ron Moody and later worked for the BBC.
Louise began dancing at the age of two and a half years. As a child, she won a scholarship to and for ten years attended the Stella Mann School of Dancing in London, where she passed examinations in classical ballet and modern dance and completed her academic schooling. She also attended the Anna Scher Theatre School and turned down the opportunity to attend the Royal Ballet School, preferring to concentrate on the acting side of her career.
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