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Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris has died aged 85
Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris has died aged 85

Glasgow Times

time5 days ago

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  • Glasgow Times

Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris has died aged 85

She starred in 10 episodes of the popular ITV soap and then left, admitting trying to act with a Lancashire accent was difficult. Ferrie died on May 23 with her cause of death not yet confirmed, reports the Express. She started playing barmaid Nona Willis back in 1961 and went on to have a career over several decades. Sad to hear of the passing of Barbara Ferris - she appeared in some great films but my favourites has to be Sparrows Can't Sing and Catch Us If You Can obviously coz of Yootha and Brian ! RIP Barbara ♥️ — 𝖸𝗈𝗈𝗍𝗁𝖺 𝖩𝗈𝗒𝖼𝖾 𝖿𝖺𝗇♡︎ (@devotedtoyootha) June 2, 2025 Barbara played roles in several films and TV shows including Catch Me If You Can, The Krays and more. She then went on to support her husband with his international work and committed to family life which saw them live in Zurich, Ireland and London, the Express explained. Barbara was born in London to Dorothy and Roy Ferris and was the youngest of two children. As a student at the Italia Conti stage school, she took on pantomimes and commercials to support her family, The Mirror reports. The longest-running UK soaps Recommended reading: Fans of hers have shared tributes following the news of her death. One shared on X: 'Sad to hear of the passing of Barbara Ferris - she appeared in some great films but my favourites has to be Sparrows Can't Sing and Catch Us If You Can obviously coz of Yootha and Brian ! RIP Barbara', sharing pictures of the actress. Another said: 'Some sad news RIP Barbara Ferris born 27 July 1939; died 23 May 2025'.

Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris dies aged 85 as fans pay tribute
Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris dies aged 85 as fans pay tribute

Yahoo

time5 days ago

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  • Yahoo

Coronation Street star Barbara Ferris dies aged 85 as fans pay tribute

Barbara Ferris, who played Nona Willis in Coronation Street, had died aged 85, according to reports. She starred in 10 episodes of the popular ITV soap and then left, admitting trying to act with a Lancashire accent was difficult. Ferrie died on May 23 with her cause of death not yet confirmed, reports the Express. She started playing barmaid Nona Willis back in 1961 and went on to have a career over several decades. Sad to hear of the passing of Barbara Ferris - she appeared in some great films but my favourites has to be Sparrows Can't Sing and Catch Us If You Can obviously coz of Yootha and Brian ! RIP Barbara ♥️ — 𝖸𝗈𝗈𝗍𝗁𝖺 𝖩𝗈𝗒𝖼𝖾 𝖿𝖺𝗇♡︎ (@devotedtoyootha) June 2, 2025 Barbara played roles in several films and TV shows including Catch Me If You Can, The Krays and more. She then went on to support her husband with his international jobs" target="_blank">work and committed to family life which saw them live in Zurich, Ireland and London, the Express explained. Barbara was born in London to Dorothy and Roy Ferris and was the youngest of two children. As a student at the Italia Conti stage school, she took on pantomimes and commercials to support her family, The Mirror reports. Recommended reading: Corrie's Sue Cleaver reveals 'perfect' exit storyline and date of final scenes Former Coronation Street star spotted working 'normal job' after being axed Coronation Street star signs new ITV contract ahead of Emmerdale crossover Fans of hers have shared tributes following the news of her death. One shared on X: 'Sad to hear of the passing of Barbara Ferris - she appeared in some great films but my favourites has to be Sparrows Can't Sing and Catch Us If You Can obviously coz of Yootha and Brian ! RIP Barbara', sharing pictures of the actress. Another said: 'Some sad news RIP Barbara Ferris born 27 July 1939; died 23 May 2025'.

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