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Annabel Leventon

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Annabel Leventon
Annabel Leventon was born in Hertfordshire. She received a state scholarship and bursary to attend St Anne's College, Oxford (1961-64). While studying there, she made several appearances at the Playhouse and toured France as Desdemona in the Oxford University Drama Society's production of 'Othello'. She then joined the Fourbeats pop group, played at the Edinburgh Festival and continued in various other OUDS productions. Upon obtaining her BA she gained a grant to LAMDA and made her professional stage debut in Leicester. In December 1967 she left for the U.S. where she joined Tom O'Horgan's La Mama Troupe in New York and worked with them for seven months before returning to Great Britain. She was in the original London cast of 'Hair' at the Shaftesbury Theatre, which was also directed by Tom O'Horgan. Leventon appeared in the London production of 'The Rocky Horror Show' and made numerous television appearances.
BornApril 20, 1942
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    Known for

    Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany in La plus belle victoire (2004)
    La plus belle victoire
    6.3
    • Pauline Rossdale
    • 2004
    Jeremy Irons and John Lone in M. Butterfly (1993)
    M. Butterfly
    6.7
    • Frau Baden
    • 1993
    The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
    The Rocky Horror Picture Show
    7.4
    • A Transylvanian(as Annabelle Leventon)
    • 1975
    Real Life (1984)
    Real Life
    5.8
    • Carla
    • 1984

    Credits

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    Actress



    • Kulvinder Ghir, Danny Griffin, Khairika Sinani, Laura Whitmore, Christina Wolfe, George Blagden, and Juwon Adedokun in Hello Stranger (2025)
      Hello Stranger
      • 2025
    • Still Life (2023)
      Still Life
      Short
      • The Mother
      • 2023
    • Steve Coogan and Sarah Solemani in Chivalry (2022)
      Chivalry
      6.1
      TV Series
      • Eloise
      • 2022
    • This Camera is Broken (2020)
      This Camera is Broken
      8.2
      Short
      • The Director
      • 2020
    • Jude Law and Carrie Coon in The Nest (2020)
      The Nest
      6.3
      • Patricia Davis
      • 2020
    • Sunday Worship (2017)
      Sunday Worship
      7.8
      Short
      • Rose Champion
      • 2017
    • Rupert Everett, Emily Watson, Sarah Gadon, Bel Powley, and Jack Reynor in A Royal Night Out (2015)
      A Royal Night Out
      6.5
      • Lady MacCloud
      • 2015
    • Les enquêtes de Vera (2011)
      Les enquêtes de Vera
      8.2
      TV Series
      • Margaret Kraszewski
      • 2014
    • Dear World - A Musical Fable (2013)
      Dear World - A Musical Fable
      Video
      • Constance
      • 2013
    • Amanda Mealing, Sunetra Sarker, and Derek Thompson in Casualty (1986)
      Casualty
      6.1
      TV Series
      • Mrs. Morris
      • Louise Rathbone
      • 1995–2013
    • Alun Armstrong, James Bolam, Amanda Redman, and Dennis Waterman in Flics toujours (2003)
      Flics toujours
      8.0
      TV Series
      • Felicite
      • 2011
    • Christopher Eccleston in Lennon Naked (2010)
      Lennon Naked
      5.9
      TV Movie
      • Rich Woman
      • 2010
    • Ian Fleming: Bondmaker (2005)
      Ian Fleming: Bondmaker
      6.5
      TV Movie
      • Eve Fleming
      • 2005
    • Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany in La plus belle victoire (2004)
      La plus belle victoire
      6.3
      • Pauline Rossdale
      • 2004
    • Doctors (2000)
      Doctors
      4.5
      TV Series
      • Delia King
      • 2004

    Writer



    • Charlotte Cornwell, Julie Covington, and Rula Lenska in Rock Follies (1976)
      Rock Follies of '77
      7.6
      TV Series
      • original idea (as the Rock Bottom Group)
      • 1977
    • Charlotte Cornwell, Julie Covington, and Rula Lenska in Rock Follies (1976)
      Rock Follies
      7.6
      TV Mini Series
      • original idea (as the Rock Bottom Group)
      • 1976

    Soundtrack



    • Shock Treatment (1981)
      Shock Treatment
      5.7
      • performer: "Thank God I'm A Man"
      • 1981

    Personal details

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    • Alternative names
      • Rock Bottom
    • Born
      • April 20, 1942
      • Hertfordshire, England, UK
    • Spouse
      • John Adams
    • Other works
      She acted in Stewart Parker's play, "Spokesong or The Common Wheel," at the King's Head Theatre in London, England with Robert Bridges, Niall Buggy, Valerie Hermanni, Don Maciver, and Patrick Waldron in the cast. Robert Gillespie was director.

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      Formed the short-lived 1970s girl group Rock Bottom with Diane Langton and Gaye Brown. Leventon, Brown, and Langton won their case against Thames TV in the High Court in 1982 "for ripping of Rock Bottom to produce Rock Follies [that year] ... All three actresses were given substantial damages and Thames TV was found to be in breach of confidence 'in using the idea, in making and screening the two Rock Follies series'".

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