Rosemarie Dunham (1934–2016) was a British actress whose career spanned over fifty years, encompassing theatre, television, and film. Particularly known for her television work, she became a familiar face to British audiences through appearances in numerous successful series. Her most celebrated roles include those in the *Doctor Who* serial "The Invasion" (1968), *Z-Cars*, *The Sweeney*, *Dixon of Dock Green*, *Coronation Street*, and *EastEnders*. On the big screen, she appeared in films such as the drama *A Kind of Loving* (1962) and the Hammer horror film *The Mummy's Shroud* (1967). Her training in repertory theatre honed her skills as a versatile performer. Recognised for her reliability and professionalism, she distinguished herself as an excellent character actress, capable of bringing depth and credibility to each of her characters.