Biography
Lattimore Dark brown was a fixture around the “chitlin circuit” of the first and mid-’60s, and worked directly into the subsequent 10 years — he enjoyed some achievement as a saving artist, mainly reaching audiences around the Gulf Coastline, and was seen frequently on the spirit showcase The !!!! Defeat. Given birth to in Memphis, Dark brown spent a great deal of his youngsters in the 1950s being a denizen of Beale Road, in gambling joint parts and, moreover, the nightclubs within the city’s red-light region, absorbing the music around him — that was mainly blues. He broke into documenting for the Excello label in 1960, slicing a set of singles for the label’s Zil imprint, “It Hurts Me Therefore” b/w “Got A lot of Difficulties” and “Chick Chick Chicky Chick” b/w “Often My Like.” Neither one was a particularly big vendor, but both had been played seriously on regional radio and paved just how for his initial modest achievement, “Somebody’s Gonna Miss Me” b/w “Darlin’ Dear.” Issued on Excello’s very own imprint, it do sufficiently to earn Dark brown a spot executing on a single bills with set up labelmates Roscoe Shelton and Earl Gaines. In 1962, he jumped towards the Nashville-based Duchess Information label, but a trio of singles there didn’t generate any significant sales. It had been Roscoe Shelton who led Dark brown to the recently founded Nashville-based Audio Stage 7 label in 1963. He documented well over twelve tracks during this time period, in Nashville, in Memphis at Stax (where he lower many with Booker T. & the MG’s), with Muscle mass Shoals, but non-e of his music experienced any national graph impact. Maybe his most broadly heard record out of this period was the solitary “I Knew I’m Gonna Miss You,” that was slice with an uncredited Shelton posting the vocals. Brown’s biggest strike came later on in the 1960s, when he released the Otis Redding tribute solitary “Otis IS FULLY GONE,” which experienced some modest graph achievement. Despite his insufficient national sales, nevertheless, Dark brown could generate a complete LP of his personal, entitled THAT IS Lattimore’s World, by the end from the 1960s, which loved sufficient product sales and had plenty of effect to propel his profession right into another 10 years. He was decreased from your Sound Stage 7 roster in 1970 once the label’s administration decided to concentrate on more contemporary spirit noises, and jumped to Renegade Information immediately after (which, getting his career back to where it started, was written by the Excello label). He cut a set of singles by method of Muscle mass Shoals before shifting to Ace Information. Brown’s last two edges, “YOU DO NOT Know Like I UNDERSTAND” b/w “Warm and Sensitive Like” (the A-side cut as an unofficial duet with Bobby Marchan), had been released by Ace in 1975. Which was his last bet for saving achievement, though he continuing dealing with guitarist Larry Davis through the entire decade. Dark brown retired from music in 1980. Ironically, within the initial decade from the 21st hundred years, there was even more of his music on the net simultaneously — and in even more different mass media — than previously ever sold. In 2005, Keep Family Information issued on Dvd movie the complete operate of The !!!! Defeat, a middle-’60s syndicated tv R&B and spirit showcase, which Dark brown had appeared together with such luminaries as Joe Tex, Etta Adam, et al. And in 2006, Australia’s Purpose Information issued Little Container of Techniques, a 17-tune Compact disc collection that constructed practically all of Brown’s middle- to past due-’60s edges for Audio Stage 7. On March 25, 2011, Dark brown was struck by way of a car and wiped out as he crossed the road near his house in Pensacola, Florida.
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Music Songs Nobody Has To Tell Me, So Says My Heart, Shake And Vibrate, I Know I'm Going To Miss You, It's Such A Sad, Sad World, Little Bag Of Tricks, Bless Your Heart I Love You, Otis Is Gone, I Know That I`m Gonna Miss You, It's Gonna Take A Little Time, Somebody's Gonna Miss Me, Got Plenty Troubles, What'd I Say, I've Got Everything My Baby Needs, Don't Trust No One, It Hurts Me So Bad, Cruise On Fanny Cruise On, Everyday I Have to Cry Some, It Hurts Me So, The Man Next Door, Otis Is Gone Pt 2, Otis Is Gone Pt 1, Boo Ga Loo Sue, It's a Sad, Sad World, Please Please Please, Im Not Through Loving You, Every Day I Have to Cry, The Itch, Everyday You Got To Cry Some, Pain In My Heart, Please Please Please Don't Go, The Itch part 1
Albums Please, Please, Please, 19 Best Of Lattimore, Soul Survivor, Shake And Vibrate, Bourbon Street Soul (Re-Mastered), Soulful and More - [The Dave Cash Collection]
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Was presented her Lifetime Achievement Award at The British Soap Awards 2005 (2005) by her former EastEnders (1985) co-star Anna Wing. Wing's character Lou Beale was Brown's character Dot Cotton's best friend on the show. |
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Was in attendance when her former EastEnders (1985) co-star Barbara Windsor received her damehood from Queen Elizabeth II on 22 March 2016. |
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Ranked #7 in The 100 Greatest EastEnders (1985) Characters of All Time for her performance as Dot Branning (2015). |
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Gave birth to her 6th child at age 39, a daughter Naomi Arnold in September 1966. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Gave birth to her 5th child at age 37, a daughter Chloe J. Arnold in June 1964. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Gave birth to her 4th child at age 35, a son William M. Arnold in September 1962. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Gave birth to her 2nd child at age 33, a daughter Chloe Arnold in June 1960. She was born 12 weeks premature and died 16 days later. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Gave birth to her 1st child at age 32, a daughter Louise Arnold in March 1959. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Gave birth to her 3rd child a age 34, a daughter Sophie E. Arnold in June 1961. Child's father was her 2nd husband, Robert Arnold. |
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Ranked #11 in the 100 Greatest EastEnders (1985) Characters of All Time for her performance as Dot Branning (2010). |
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Aunt to Ann (b. 1953), Michael (1954) and Michelle (b. 1955) via her sister Rosemary and her husband William Thompson, and Heather (b. 1960), Angela (b. 1964) and Hugh (b. 1964) via her sister Lois and her husband Geoffrey Waldron. |
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Sister to Marise (1925-1934), Rosemary (1930-2000), John (1932) and Lois (b. 1936). |
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Brown, her mother Louisa and her sister Rosemary have all lost children; Louisa survived both her daughter Marise and son John, Rosemary survived her son Michael and June has survived her daughter Chloe. |
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As of 2016 she is the longest serving actress on the history of EastEnders (1985), having played the character Dot Branning intermittently for 27 years (initially from 1985 until 1993 and then from 1997 onwards). |
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Is one of 6 EastEnders (1985) actors to have won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the British Soap Awards; the others are Wendy Richard, Barbara Windsor, Pam St. Clement, Adam Woodyatt and Steve McFadden. |
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Was in attendance at the wedding of her EastEnders (1985) co-star Samantha Womack to Mark Womack (17 May 2009). |
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Was in attendance at the funeral of her former EastEnders (1985) co-star Wendy Richard (9 March 2009). |
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She was awarded the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2008 Queen's Birthday Honours List for her services to drama. |
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Received a Lifetime achievement award at the 2005 UK Soap Awards. |
Actress
Actress
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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New Scotland Yard |
1972 |
TV Series |
Jean Strode |
Sitting Target |
1972 |
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Lomart's Neighbour |
Owen, M.D. |
1971 |
TV Series |
Alice Lynch |
Sunday Bloody Sunday |
1971 |
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Woman Patient |
Coronation Street |
1970-1971 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Parsons |
Doomwatch |
1970 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Catchpole |
Dixon of Dock Green |
1965-1969 |
TV Series |
Brenda Walker / Ruth / Mrs. Crouch / ... |
Inadmissible Evidence |
1968 |
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Watson's Guest |
The Wednesday Play |
1965-1966 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Wentworth / Emma |
Armchair Mystery Theatre |
1964 |
TV Series |
Linda |
ITV Play of the Week |
1963-1964 |
TV Series |
Yvonne Carter / Madge Bailey |
Teletale |
1963 |
TV Series |
Tina Farrell |
ITV Television Playhouse |
1960-1962 |
TV Series |
Nellie / Alice / Freda / ... |
The Rough and Ready Lot |
1959 |
TV Movie |
Chica |
Television World Theatre |
1958 |
TV Series |
Woman of Troy |
The Case of the Frightened Lady |
1957 |
TV Movie |
Aisla Crane |
It Started in Paradise |
1952 |
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Announcer (uncredited) |
Dead Lucky |
2013 |
Short completed |
Old Lady |
EastEnders |
1985-2016 |
TV Series |
Dot
Dot Branning
Dot Cotton |
Spidarlings |
2016 |
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June |
Ethel & Ernest |
2016 |
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Ernest's Step Mother (voice) |
Heading Out |
2013 |
TV Series |
Sozzie |
EastEnders: E20 |
2011 |
TV Series |
Dot |
The Children's Party at the Palace |
2006 |
TV Special |
Aunt Spiker (James and the Giant Peach) |
Children in Need |
2003 |
TV Series |
Dot Branning |
Margery and Gladys |
2003 |
TV Movie |
Gladys Gladwell |
EastEnders: Dot's Story |
2003 |
TV Movie |
Dot Cotton |
Gormenghast |
2000 |
TV Mini-Series |
Nannie Slagg |
Verdict |
1998 |
TV Series |
Amelia Sayers |
Toby the Square Boy |
1997 |
Short voice |
|
Ain't Misbehavin' |
1997 |
TV Mini-Series |
Mrs Jilkes |
Bean |
1997 |
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Delilah |
Hospital! |
1997 |
TV Movie |
Cleaner |
Performance |
1995 |
TV Series |
Spinster |
Pirates |
1994/II |
TV Series |
Mrs. Mildred Jones (1994) |
The Mambo Kings |
1992 |
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Portly Woman |
Oliver Twist |
1985 |
TV Mini-Series |
Mrs. Mann |
Relative Strangers |
1985 |
TV Series |
Agnes |
The Bill |
1984 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Doleman |
Minder |
1984 |
TV Series |
Joany |
Now and Then |
1983-1984 |
TV Series |
Aunt Sadie |
Misunderstood |
1984 |
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Mrs. Paley |
Lace |
1984 |
TV Mini-Series |
Mrs. Trelawney |
Shades of Darkness |
1983 |
TV Series |
Emma Saxon |
Saturday Night Thriller |
1982 |
TV Series |
Sheila Heron |
Young at Heart |
1982 |
TV Series |
Lizzie |
The Hunchback of Notre Dame |
1982 |
TV Movie |
Woman in cathedral (uncredited) |
Play for Today |
1971-1981 |
TV Series |
Nell Lattimore / June / Brenda / ... |
God's Wonderful Railway |
1980 |
TV Series |
Elsie Grant |
Nijinsky |
1980 |
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Maria Stepanova |
Border Country |
1979 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Joy |
Murder by Decree |
1979 |
|
Anne Chapman |
Shadows |
1978 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Donn |
A Christmas Carol |
1977 |
TV Movie |
Mrs. Dilber |
Crown Court |
1977 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Starferret |
The Duchess of Duke Street |
1976-1977 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Leyton
Violet Leyton |
Survivors |
1977 |
TV Series |
Susan |
Clayhanger |
1976 |
TV Series |
Woman |
Angels |
1976 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Fitch |
Couples |
1976 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Robinson |
The Prince and the Pauper |
1976 |
TV Series |
Mother Canty |
Churchill's People |
1975 |
TV Series |
Agnes Paston |
The Sweeney |
1975 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Martin |
South Riding |
1974 |
TV Mini-Series |
Lily Sawdon |
Marked Personal |
1974 |
TV Series |
Flo Morris |
Special Branch |
1974 |
TV Series |
Chrissy |
Doctor Who |
1973-1974 |
TV Series |
Eleanor |
Oranges & Lemons |
1973 |
TV Series |
Alice Penny |
ITV Saturday Night Theatre |
1969-1973 |
TV Series |
Mrs. Lowe
Betty
Nora
... |
Existence |
1973 |
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The Mother |
The Death Wheelers |
1973 |
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Mrs. Pettibone |
The Edwardians |
1972 |
TV Mini-Series |
Eliza Bottomley |
Z Cars |
1964-1972 |
TV Series |
Josie West / Mrs. Jenkins / Jill Bolton |
Armchair Theatre |
1972 |
TV Series |
Ruth Preston |
Soundtrack
Soundtrack
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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EastEnders |
2000 |
TV Series performer - 2 episodes |
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Brain Dead 13 |
1995 |
Video Game public relations manager |
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Thanks
Thanks
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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The National Television Awards 2011 |
2011 |
TV Special with thanks to |
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Self
Self
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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London Calling |
2015-2016 |
TV Series |
Herself |
The One Show |
2013-2016 |
TV Series |
Herself / Herself - Guest |
Xandermonium |
2015 |
TV Series |
Herself / Guest |
Loose Women |
2003-2015 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Eastenders: Backstage with Zoe Ball & Joe Swash |
2015 |
TV Movie |
Herself |
The Graham Norton Show |
2013-2015 |
TV Series |
Herself - Guest / Herself |
Would I Lie to You? |
2015 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Piers Morgan's Life Stories |
2010-2014 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Doctor Who Live: The Afterparty |
2013 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself (uncredited) |
National Television Awards |
2013 |
TV Special |
Herself - Presenter |
June Brown: Respect Your Elders |
2012 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself - Presenter |
All Star Family Fortunes |
2012 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two |
2011 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Who Do You Think You Are? |
2011 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Strictly Come Dancing |
2010 |
TV Series |
Herself - Contestant |
Fern Britton Meets... |
2010 |
TV Series |
Herself |
EastEnders Live: The Aftermath |
2010 |
TV Movie |
Herself |
EastEnders: The Greatest Cliffhangers |
2010 |
TV Series |
Herself / Dot Cotton |
Stars on the Street |
2009 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself |
The Paul O'Grady Show |
2005-2009 |
TV Series |
Herself |
This Morning |
2009 |
TV Series |
Herself |
The British Soap Awards 2009 |
2009 |
TV Special |
Herself |
Xposé |
2009 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Come Dine with Me |
2009 |
TV Series |
Herself |
EastEnders Revealed |
2000-2008 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself / Dot Branning |
The British Soap Awards 2008 |
2008 |
TV Special |
Herself - Audience Member |
Breakfast |
2005-2008 |
TV Series |
Herself |
The National Television Awards 2007 |
2007 |
TV Special |
Herself - Audience Member |
The British Soap Awards 2007 |
2007 |
TV Special |
Herself - Audience Member |
Just the Two of Us |
2007 |
TV Series |
Herself - Audience Member |
The British Soap Awards 2005 |
2005 |
TV Special |
Herself |
A-Z of Eastenders |
2005 |
TV Movie |
Herself / Dot Cotton |
Victoria Wood: A BAFTA Tribute |
2005 |
TV Movie |
Herself (uncredited) |
EastEnders: Christmas Party |
2004 |
TV Movie |
Herself |
Inside Soap Awards 2004 |
2004 |
TV Special |
Herself |
The Heaven and Earth Show |
2004 |
TV Series |
Herself |
The Terry and Gaby Show |
2004 |
TV Series |
Herself |
EastEnders: Christmas Party |
2003 |
TV Movie |
Herself (uncredited) |
The Christmas Show |
2003 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
V Graham Norton |
2002 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Top Ten |
2002 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross |
2002 |
TV Series |
Herself |
EastEnders: It's Your Party! |
2001 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself |
Wendy Richard: A Life on the Box |
2001 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself |
Victoria Wood with All the Trimmings |
2000 |
TV Special |
Herself |
Eastenders: 15 Years of EastEnders |
2000 |
Video |
Himself |
This Is Your Life |
1992-1999 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Tobacco Wars |
1999 |
TV Movie documentary |
Herself |
The British Soap Awards |
1999 |
TV Special |
Herself - Audience Member |
Winton's Wonderland |
1998 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Blankety Blank |
1988-1998 |
TV Series |
Herself |
The Lily Savage Show |
1997 |
TV Series |
Herself |
That's Showbusiness |
1991 |
TV Series |
Herself |
Happy Birthday, Coronation Street! |
1990 |
TV Movie |
Herself |
Comic Relief |
1988 |
TV Special |
Herself |
Just Another Day |
1986 |
TV Series documentary |
Herself |
Archive Footage
Archive Footage
Won awards
Won awards
Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie | Award shared with |
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2005 |
British Soap Award |
British Soap Awards |
Best Onscreen Partnership |
EastEnders (1985) |
· John Bardon |
2005 |
Lifetime Achievement Award |
British Soap Awards |
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2002 |
British Soap Award |
British Soap Awards |
Best On-screen Partnership |
EastEnders (1985) |
· John Bardon |
Nominated awards
Nominated awards
Year | Award | Ceremony | Nomination | Movie | Award shared with |
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2009 |
BAFTA TV Award |
BAFTA Awards |
Best Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
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2007 |
TV Quick Award |
TV Quick Awards, UK |
Best Soap Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
|
2005 |
National Television Award |
National Television Awards, UK |
Most Popular Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
|
2005 |
TV Quick Award |
TV Quick Awards, UK |
Best Soap Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
|
2001 |
British Soap Award |
British Soap Awards |
Best Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
|
2001 |
National Television Award |
National Television Awards, UK |
Most Popular Actress |
EastEnders (1985) |
|
1999 |
British Soap Award |
British Soap Awards |
Best Comedy Performance |
EastEnders (1985) |
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[on Jonathan Ross and Russell Brand] Utterly disgraceful, like a couple of stupid school kids. |
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That awful word shagging, which I can't bear. And snog - I hate that. It's so unromantic. I hate it all. |
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[on Stephen Fry] He's such a lovely man. Such a clever, lovely man with a nice relationship. |
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I'm too old for surgery. Is it worth it, to look good in your coffin? |
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