Mona Hammond
Actor
Born January 1, 1931 in Clarendon, Jamaica
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Mavis Chin OBE (born January 1, 1931), known professionally as Mona Hammond is a Jamaican-British actress of Chinese descent and co-founder of the Talawa Theatre Company. Born in Jamaica, Hammond emigrated to the United Kingdom in 1959, where she has lived ever since. Hammond has had a long and distinguished stage career. She is best known for her work on British television, most notably playing Blossom Jackson in the BBC soap opera EastEnders.
Filmography
Death in Paradise
Angelique Morel
Burlesque Fairytales
Death's Wife
May Contain: Nuts
Constance Osafo
Whitechapel
Voodoo Lady
10,000 BC
Old Mother
Fairy Tales
Alice
Imagine Me & You
Mrs Edwards
Kinky Boots
Pat
Manderlay
Old Wilma
Doctor Who
Rita Anne
The Life and Death of Peter Sellers
Louise the Maid
The Crouches
Grandma Sylvie Crouch
White Teeth
Hortense
White Teeth
Hortense
Pure
Customer
Storm Damage
Agnes
Pig Heart Boy
Nan Preston
Pig Heart Boy
Nan Preston
Trial & Retribution
Bibi Harrow
Chef
Auntie Clarice
A Touch of Frost
Mrs Chalmers
Pirate Prince
Mamalewa
When Love Dies
Bella
Making Out
Desmond's
Past Caring
Doris
ScreenPlay
Nana
EastEnders
Blossom Jackson
The Bill
Fords on Water
Winston's Mother
Wolcott
Mrs Wolcott
Victims of Apartheid
Zazie
Club Havana
Mrs. Jordan
The Sweeney
Ann Robson
Who Killed Lamb?
Nurse
In the Beautiful Caribbean
Dot, Zikky's wife
Play for Today
Zazie
Herostratus
Sandy
Callan
Thirty-Minute Theatre
Nurse Barnes