June Brown

In 1930, when I was three and my sister was four, my father sent us to Miss Tracy's, a little 'dame's school'…

— June Brown

I was not a witty girl.

— June Brown

A little girl once wrote to me saying she was coming to live with me - because Dot always stuck up for…

— June Brown

I'm a perfectionist - but as someone once said, 'What else is there to be?'

— June Brown

The Old Vic is special to me because that's where I began. I lived in New Bond Street in London in a…

— June Brown

As long as I am capable of working, and can learn lines and move around, I will carry on. I'd be utterly…

— June Brown

I'm technology illiterate.

— June Brown

Many gays have a good sense of humour and they like the wit I hopefully put into my performances.

— June Brown

I didn't know much about the East End and I didn't go trudging round to research it - couldn't be bothered with…

— June Brown

I don't want to be a burden to anyone.

— June Brown

My life is just - logistics - fitting everything in.

— June Brown

Characters can get under your skin when you play them for a long time.

— June Brown

I miss Bob, but I don't want another marriage.

— June Brown

I love my children but it was a lot of work.

— June Brown

It's a dreadful thing to be strapped for cash when you are elderly. It's awful when you're young, too, but you always…

— June Brown

I trust that I will die well.

— June Brown

When I was 17-and-a-half I volunteered for the Wrens. I auditioned for a play and we took it round the Southern Command…

— June Brown

I would be happy if I were Jesus. I'd like to fix everyone else's problems more than my own.

— June Brown

I think I can do things better than other people, which is dreadful.

— June Brown

I've always been afraid of being poor when I'm old.

— June Brown

Personally my mind needs occupying. If it isn't, it goes all over the place.

— June Brown

Sometimes I wonder if I loved anybody, and yet I think of all the tears I shed and the heartache. It was…

— June Brown

I can play CDs and I can use an ordinary mobile.

— June Brown