Judy Matheson

In 2018, she revealed to her fans (via social media page) that she was slated to appear in a film with Lynne Frederick, John Hamill, and Nina Zuckerman during the early 1970s. She stated that she spent three weeks marooned in Amsterdam with her co-stars waiting for producers to gather funds to budget the film, doing costume testing/fitting, and rehearsals. The film project was ultimately scrapped after producers failed to gather the necessary budget to green light the film.

Worked as a television personality and news anchor for Television South (TVS) in Great Britain during the 1980s.

She also made several appearances on televisions shows throughout the 70s; including Blake's 7 (1978), Crossroads: Episode #1. 2818 (1977), Harriet's Back in Town (1972), and more.

She made memorable appearances in a string of horror films such as Twins of Evil (1971), Lust For A Vampire (1971), Crucible of Terror (1971), The Flesh and Blood Show (1972), and more.

Sophisticated, elegant, charismatic, and beautiful, Judy Matheson is one of Hammers most iconic and talented ladies. With a wide range of projects ranging from film and television, there are few actresses from the 1970s as gifted as her. Judith C. Matheson was born in Thurrock, Essex, England. She began her career near the end of the swinging sixties after drama school. She first worked for Bristol Old Vic Theatre Company for which she toured the United States. This also included an impressive season on Broadway. This was proceeded with her appearances in three prestigious Shakespeare productions, with the most prominent being Sir Tyrone Guthrie's production of Measure for Measure.

She got her big break starring alongside a culturally diverse cast in the horror art house film The Exquisite Cadaver (1969). Her bold and groundbreaking performance skyrocketed her career, and soon she became a big hit among the horror film scene in Great Britain (particularly for Hammer).

Appeared on 13 episodes of the television series Crossroads (1964). A show which has been referred to as "The Actor's Graveyard", with many actors expressing regret over their appearance on the series. However, Matheson is one of the few actors who have remained unapologetic about it and has stated how much of a wonderful experience it was in her career.