Beau, Bettina Le
Bettina Le Beau (born March 23, 1932 in Antwerp, Belgium), also known as Bettine Le Beau, is an actress known for her film and UK television appearances.
During World War II she was separated from her parents and held in a [concentration camp] in southern France. She escaped and a family then hid her from the Nazis. After moving to England at the end of the war, she attended Pitman’s College, worked as a model, graphologist and cabaret artist and learnt several languages.
As an actress her television appearances include The Benny Hill Show, The Prisoner, Call My Bluff and The Golden Shot. Film appearances include My Last Duchess, A Ferry Ann, Devil’s Daffodil and an uncredited role as Professor Dent’s secretary in the first James Bond film Dr No.
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