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Marti Caine, born Lynne Denise Shepherd (26 January 1945 – 4 November 1995), was an English comedienne, actress, dancer, presenter, singer, and writer, who first came to national attention by winning the television talent show New Faces in 1975, and went on to become a variety star on shows including the self-titled Marti Caine ...
Marti Caine (1944-1995) was a British comedienne, actress and writer who starred in her own TV show and pantomime. She was known for her gawky figure, glamorous looks and daring sense of humour.
- Actress, Writer
- January 26, 1944
- Marti Caine
- November 4, 1995
5. Nov. 1995 · The comedienne and TV hostess passed away in 1995 after a long struggle with lymphoma. She joked about her illness and inspired many with her courage and wit.
The club she was playing misheard and billed her as Marti Caine. Singing, she soon realised, came a lot less naturally to her than being funny. Glamorous young women in figure-hugging mini-dresses ...
Britain's clown queen of comedy during the 1980s, Marti Caine's brand of humour combined an appealing dizziness with an endearing vunerability. Often compared to America's Phyllis Diller, she paved the way for women working in British light entertainment, both in nightclubs and in television.
- Actress, Writer
- November 4, 1995
- January 26, 1944
4. Nov. 2015 · Learn about the life and career of Marti Caine, the first lady of comedy who paved the way for many female comics and presenters. From her traumatic childhood to her TV shows and New Faces win, this article celebrates her legacy and legacy.
22. Juni 2020 · Viewers took to her gawky, but highly glamorous looks and quickfire timing and she soon became a household name on television and starred on her own show, Marti Caine, on BBC2 from the early 1980s. Marti starred in Funny Girl, in 1989, playing the lead as Fanny Brice, at the Crucible Theatre.
