Amanda Holden, born in Portsmouth in 1971, is more than just a television personality—she’s a piece of British entertainment history. Few know that she first appeared on TV as a contestant on Blind Date in 1991, long before becoming a household name. Her theatre background is equally fascinating—she starred in the West End production of Thoroughly Modern Millie in 2004, earning an Olivier Award nomination, a rare honor for TV stars #fbreels #fbshorts #actress #amandaholden | Scrolls of the Ages

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Throwback Thursday: Combining the signature Hammer elements of supernatural horror, black humour and, fabulously lurid sensuality... Stylish horror Twins of Evil (1971). | The British Film | Facebook

480K views · 10K reactions | One of the most iconic scenes in movies and television, the copycat scene in "Bituing Walang Ningning". Napakahusay ni Angelika dela Cruz. That year, she bagged a Best Actress nomination in the PMPC Star Awards for TV for her superb portrayal of Lavinia Arguelles. #AngelikaDelaCruz #BituingWalangNingning #LaviniaArguelles | Angelika dela Cruz Gallery | Facebook