Jocelyn Birdsall
Last updated 24 March 2013
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Jocelyn Birdsall
Born: Wed 7th August 1912Died: Wed 1st December 1993 (age: 81)
Actress who played Hlynia in the 1965 story The Web Planet.
Jocelyn Birdsall
Died: Wed 1st December 1993 (age: 81)
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