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After more than six decades in the public eye as a beloved star of stage and screen (big and small) there is still one scene that everyone remembers. Mr Mitchell arrived at the crematorium in the first funeral car, ahead of a car containing his mother Rita Mitchell, who introduced the couple, and his sister Marsha and brother-in-law Laurence, who make up his Covid bubble. I was 16 but playing a child in Love From Judy when the wardrobe mistress came into the dressing room barking, 'Barbara Windsor, they’re too big now'. The soap star popped the question to Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, when they met up last year to discuss dementia care. After nearly seven decades in TV and film, she certainly had a lot to say about her journey, her jobs and the people she loved.

The legendary Eastenders and Carry On star celebrates her 80th birthday this weekend on August 6 and remains as popular as ever. This is the infamous moment that Barbara Windsor went bare-breasted in Carry On Camping alongside Kenneth Williams. The actress, known for her work in the Carry On films and EastEnders, died in December at the age of 83. We were at dinner while working on the show Carry on London, when Sid James whispered:, '[Do you know something, Barbara, they’re not as big as they look on screen - your bosoms'.Evidently Ronnie and Reggie (Kray) had turned them all out of their houses, saying: ‘Let’s welcome out little lady.

Her husband Scott Mitchell, who was married to Dame Barbara for 20 years, was joined by famous friends including Ross Kemp, Christopher Biggins, David Walliams and Matt Lucas at a private funeral at Golders Green Crematorium in London. The coffin was brought into the ceremony to Frank Sinatra’s On The Sunny Side Of The Street and mourners sang hymns Jerusalem and The Lord Is My Shepherd. From flirty quips to famous catchphrases, Barbara Windsor was never short of a few words to make the world smile. When they took it to the censor, John Trevellyan, he said, ‘Well, I don’t think Miss Windsor’s right boob is going to corrupt the nation, I’ll pass it.We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and improve our understanding of you. I was too old to play the dolly bird any longer and I looked too young to play a woman of my real age. The actress was talking at the Bradford International Film Festival where she received a Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her contribution to cinema.

The service, which was also attended by Loose Women’s Jane Moore and EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick, featured tributes from Kemp, Biggins and Dame Barbara’s former co-star Anna Karen.My heart goes out to every family who have experienced the same restrictions at their loved ones funerals. Barbara Windsor is 80 today: The truth about THAT topless Carry On scene 'I was terrified' BARBARA WINDSOR is celebrating her 80th birthday. Windsor said she had thought the second time went well until there was a furious cry from the director, Gerald Thomas. Dame Barbara’s recording of Sparrows Can’t Sing from her 1963 film of the same name was played as the recessional music. He added: “I would again like to thank my family, friends, the media and the public for their incredible support and well wishes since Barbara’s passing.

The show has changed my life and I want you all to continue the good work, because I’ll be at home watching you. The couple have been widely praised for their work raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease after the actress went public with her diagnosis in 2018. In this remarkable and candid interview she talks freely about the Carry On Camping moment that sealed her fame, reveals the drama while shooting the scene and the cheap tricks used by the producers to save money.And, the soap stalwart will, of course, be eternally remembered for her EastEnder’s catchphrase “get outta my pub!