Patsy Ann Noble - BiographyAustralian-born singer who started her career as a teenager, scoring a number of hits in her homeland and in the UK. In the mid-1960s she branched out into acting, scoring her lead acting debut as a femme fatale in the Euro spy film Death is a Woman in 1967, while also appearing in get roles in shows ranging from "Danger Man" (in which one of her singles, "He Who Rides a Tiger" is prominently featured) to the Benny Hill Show, including an episode in which she duetted with Hill on the comedy song "Garden of Love". In the late 1960s, Noble changed her name to Trisha Noble and eventually relocated to the US where she moved away from recording and focused full-time on acting. In the 1980s she returned to Australia where she became involved in musical theater, with occasional soirees into acting, including small roles in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (cut from the film but included on the DVD release) and Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith. « Back to Discography Edit This Biography : Biography Credits
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