(1971; playing Bibi, a Judo instructress who assists Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) in the episode "The Morning After"); The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine (1972), and anthology series Dead of Night (1972; as Gertrude Wickett in the episode "Bedtime").
In the film, the bisexual Carmilla infiltrates an all-girl boarding school while falling in love with a novelist.
She also appeared on TV as a hostess on the popular game show The Golden Shot hosted by Bob Monkhouse.
She became a Christian and for years worked at a radio station selling air-time and refusing to discuss her acting career.
[2] She was tracked down by a Danish horror fan, Nicolas Barbano, and eventually agreed to an interview (which appeared in Video Watchdog).