Biography

Blonde model and actress who briefly graced the screen from the mid-50s to the early 60s. She trained at the Aida Foster School of Drama in London and appeared on the cover of Picturegoer Magazine in January 1957. Disappeared into relative obscurity after 1963.

Decidedly unambitious, or, maybe, just down-to-earth, June declared herself content to play "nice, unsophisticated and curvy" dizzy blondes. She certainly got her wish, being cast predominantly in minor comedies and TV episodes. Her sole lead was opposite Michael Gough in AIP's Horrors of the Black Museum (1959), second-billed as the victim of a monstrous killer.