Grazina Frame
Grazina Frame (born Lydia Anne Grazina Obrycha, 6 November 1941, Fylde, Lancashire, England) is an English singer and actress.[1] She recorded a series of singles as Grazina for HMV 1962-1964, and sang with Cliff Richard on several 1960s songs, as a result of having over-dubbed both Carole Gray in The Young Ones and Lauri Peters in Summer Holiday.[2][3] Her film appearances included The Painted Smile (1962), What a Crazy World (1963), Every Day's a Holiday (1965) and The Alphabet Murders (1965).
Discography
As Grazina
- A: Lover Please Believe Me / B: So What
- A: Another Like You / B: Don't Be Shy
- A: Be My Baby / B: I Ain't Gonna Knock On Your Door
- A: Stay Awhile / B: Let Me Go Lover
With Cliff Richard
- "Nothing's Impossible" (Cliff Richard and Grazina Frame, A.B.S Orchestra) The Young Ones (album)
- "No one for me" (Grazina Frame, A.B.S Orchestra) The Young Ones (album)
Television
- List of The Morecambe & Wise Show (1968–1977) episodes
- Up Pompeii!
- List of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) cast members
- That's How Murder Snowballs
References
- ↑ Transport Salaried Staff Journal -1963 Page 203 "Grazina Frame whose photograph we reproduce on this page — qualified for the description as a result of providing the singing voice of ... Grazina's real name is Grazina Obrycha and she was born of Polish parents on November 6th, 1941."
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- ↑ Jon Kutner 1000 UK Number One Hits 0857123602 "... largely because the director, Sidney Furie, had the good sense to surround Cliff with excellent character actors, notably Robert Morley but also Melvyn Hayes, Richard O'Sullivan and Grazina Frame, who, incidentally, married the songwriter Mitch Murray..."
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