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Margot Bryant
Rising through the ranks of chorus lines, she began starring in musical
comedies. She worked with Fred Astaire in the musical "Stop Flirting,"
and made her TV debut in the play, "My Mother Said." In 1950
she played Mrs Hooley in the film "Cure For Love," and in 1960
she was cast to play the very soft voiced, but with a fire inside(but
only when she had too of course) "Minnie Caldwell" in "Coronation
Street," which started her 16 years on one of the longest running
"Soaps" in Television history. Her health deteriorated near
the end of 1975, and in 1976 when she left Coronation Street, she entered
a Manchester Nursing home to live out the final thirteen years of her
life.
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