2001 | Co-hosted the English magazine program "This Morning" |
1999 | Returned to New York stage as Lawrence in Off-Broadway production "If Love Were All", a revised version of "Noel and Gertie", directed by Lawson; what set this edition apart were its tap numbers in period style; starred opposite Harry Groener as Coward |
1998 | Played Gertrude Lawrence in the biographical stage musical "Noel and Gertie" at the Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor, Long Island |
1997 | Acted in London stage revival of Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" |
1991 | Co-starred in the ill-fated CBS sitcom "Princesses" |
| Cast as Hannah Chaplin, mother to Charles, in the British TV-movie "Young Charlie Chaplin"; aired in US on PBS' "Wonderworks" in 1989 |
1988 | Had supporting role in "Madame Sousatzka", opposite second husband Leigh Lawson |
1987 | Played a vaudeville performer in the British TV special "The Little Match Girl" |
1983 | Broadway debut in the musical, "My One and Only", starring and co-staged by Tune; earned a Tony nomination |
1981 | Starred as Eliza Doolittle opposite Robert Powell in Yorkshire TV production of "Pygmalion" |
1980 | Made cameo appearance in "The Blues Brothers" |
| Hosted own British TV series, "Twigs" and "Twiggy and Friends" |
| Appeared in several West End shows including "Captain Beaky Presents" and "Funny Face"; also toured in "Funny Face" |
1974 | Made second feature, the thriller "W/I Want Her Dead"; co-starred with future husband Michael Whitney |
1974 | Made West End stage debut in "Cinderella" |
1971 | First leading role in features as Polly in Ken Russell's adaptation of Sandy Wilson's pastiche of 1920s musicals "The Boy Friend"; initial collaboration with Tommy Tune |
1971 | Film debut as an extra in Ken Russell's "The Devils" |
1967 | Mattel issued a 'Twiggy Barbie' |
| Became a top fashion model in the 1960s |
| Originally nicknamed 'Sticks' because of her figure; later changed to 'Twigs' and then 'Twiggy' |
| Raised in Neasden, England |
