Barbara Windsor (August 6, 1937 – December 10, 2020) was a beloved English actress and a cherished icon of British entertainment, known for her distinctive voice, effervescent personality, and enduring charm. Born in 1937 in London, she began her career on the stage before rising to fame in the 1960s with her memorable appearances in the Carry On film series. Her comedic timing and playful energy made her one of the most recognizable faces of British cinema during that era.
In later decades, Windsor became a household name once again for her role as Peggy Mitchell in the long-running BBC soap EastEnders, where her fiery catchphrase “Get outta my pub!” became part of popular culture. Beyond her screen work, she was admired for her warmth, resilience, and the affection she inspired among audiences across generations.
Barbara Windsor’s career spanned more than six decades, marked by humor, heart, and an unmistakable sparkle — a true embodiment of British showbiz spirit. With her wit, warmth, and unmistakable sparkle, She remains forever a symbol of laughter, resilience, and the golden heart of British show business.
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