Personal details
- Birth Date: 1954-12-09
- Birth Location: Isleworth, London, England, UK
- Parents: Leslie Crowther
- Professions: Actress, Soundtrack
Liz Crowther—yeah, that’s a name you’ve probably seen pop up if you’re into British TV from the ‘80s. Born smack in the middle of Isleworth, London, back in ‘54, she basically grew up with the craft in her veins. If you look at her work, there’s this mix of classic and quirky that just feels so...her. People mostly remember her face from those mysterious afternoons watching Miss Marple: A Murder Is Announced, back in ‘85. She played Letitia Blacklock, and honestly, she nailed it—brought just the right amount of charm and that slightly suspicious air everyone needed to keep guessing. But that’s not all she did. Go back a bit, and you’ll catch her in Mansfield Park in ‘83. Period drama, bonnets, the whole nine yards—she fit right in, like she’d just strolled off the page of an Austen novel. Then, just to keep things interesting, there’s Tripper’s Day from ‘84. That one’s a sitcom, so she got to flex her comedy muscles, proving she wasn’t just about serious stuff or murder mysteries. What’s fun about her career is how she slips between genres like it’s nothing. One minute she’s solving crimes in a sleepy village, next she’s navigating the social politics of Regency-era England, and then she’s in a supermarket manager sitcom. Not many can pull that off without looking out of place, but Liz? She just does her thing—effortlessly. She’s got that classic British TV vibe, the kind that makes you want to rewatch old episodes just to spot her again.
referencennOkay, so here’s a bit of rock history for you. Phil Lynott, you know, the legendary frontman of Thin Lizzy—he’s got a sister-in-law who’s actually got her own claims to fame. It’s one of those fun little connections that pops up when you dig into music history. With Lynott’s larger-than-life persona and all the wild stories around Thin Lizzy, it’s almost easy to forget he had a whole family orbiting that crazy world. His sister-in-law wasn’t just some distant relative in the background, either. She’s been around the music scene, sometimes popping up at events or in interviews, and you’ll even find her name circling in fan forums. People love those “six degrees of separation” trivia bits, right? It just goes to show how intertwined the music world can get, with legends and their families weaving through rock lore like it’s all one big, never-ending gig.
December 9, 1954
Konidela Ram Charan
Isleworth, London, England, UK
Leslie Crowther and Surekha
70 years old