text: Sally Douglas (1941–2001) (6) was a regular face to cinema and TV audience during the 1960s and early 1970s, frequently uncredited.  She is credited for her appearances in Cowboy and Screaming (in which she has less than five minutes of screen time and is unconscious, having neither dialogue nor action), whilst her work on Jack, Spying, and Cleo went uncredited.
  Lucy Griffiths (1919–1982) (6) seemed to be perpetually elderly in most of her roles.  She was credited with roles in Nurse, Constable (in which her voice was dubbed by Marianne Stone), Doctor, and Again Doctor.  She appeared uncredited in Regardless and Behind, while her scene was cut out of Loving before release.
  Valerie Leon (born 1943) (6) initially played an uncredited role in Up the Khyber, before making brief, but credited, decorative appearances such as a shop girl (Camping) or a hospital patient (Matron). Other, larger roles included an Amazonian queen in Carry On Up the Jungle and a prim repressed woman turned beauty pageant contestant in Girls.  She also appeared in the 1972 Carry On Christmas TV special.  Her character in Girls was dubbed by June Whitfield.  The role of Moira in Abroad was written with her in mind.
  Margaret Nolan (1943–2020) (6) usually played supporting roles, such as Dawn Brakes in Girls.