Charlotte Alexandra Mary Seeley, usually credited as Charlotte Alexandra, is an English film actress. She is best known for her appearance in several controversial, sexually-explicit feature films in the mid- to late 1970s.Dirks, Tim. "The 100+ Most ControversialFilms of All-Time: 1976-1977". Film Site. AMC.
She has also acted under her given name Charlotte Seeley.
Career In 1973, Alexandra appeared in the film Contes immoraux (Immoral Tales), an erotica film directed by Walerian Borowczyk, and Les Baiseuses which was titled Jailbait or That Girl Is a Tramp in the US. In 1976, Alexandra had a starring role in Une vraie jeune fille which was directed and written by Catherine Breillat. Alexandra played the role of a 14-year-old girl who goes through a turbulent sexual awakening. In English-speaking countries, the film was called A Real Young Girl in the US and A Real Young Lady in the UK. The film was not released until 1999 due to its graphic depiction of sexuality, including explicit close-ups of Alexandra's vulva.
In 1976, she also appeared in the film L'Acrobate, a comedy-drama directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet. In 1977, she appeared in Goodbye Emmanuelle and The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It, and her later films included Spookies and Personal Services under the name Charlotte Seeley.
She appeared as Georgina Marshall (wife to Paul Nicholas' character Vince Pinner) in the third & final series of Just Good Friends, originally broadcast in 1986.
Filmography Film Year Title Role Notes Les baiseuses La surveillante de la maison de correction Pornographic film Immoral Tales Thérèse L'acrobate Louise A Real Young Girl Alice Bonnard The Strange Case of the End of Civilization as We Know It Miss Moneypacket Goodbye Emmanuelle Chloe The Fortune Teller Short film The Knowledge Housewife credited as Charlotte Seely, TV movie Dead End Tina Spookies Adrienne credited as Charlotte Seeley Personal Services Diane
Television Year Title Role Notes Just Good Friends Georgina 4 episodes, credited as Charlotte Seeley Lytton's Diary Valerie von Wolfenberg Episode: "The Ends and the Means", credited as Charlotte Seely Tandoori Nights Yuppie Episode: "Sage Struck", credited as Charlotte Seely
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