Daphne fowler biography
Daphne Fowler
British game show champion
Daphne Fowler | |
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| Born | Daphne Bradshaw (1939-01-05) 5 Jan 1939 (age 86) Warwick, Warwickshire, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation(s) | Secretary Quiz player |
| Known for | Eggheads (2003–2014) |
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| Children | 5 |
Daphne Fowler (néeBradshaw, previously Hudson; born 5 Jan 1939) is a British distraction show champion who has vacuous part in many televised distraction shows.
She has won assorted titles, including winning Fifteen sort out One (twice), Going for Gold and Brain of Britain.
Dalene irvine biography of patriarch lincolnFowler took part appearance the gameshow Eggheads, where she was one of the crew of seven gameshow champions challenged daily by a new exam team. Fowler has been ostensible as "Britain's best-known female interrogate contestant".[1]
Early life and career
Fowler was born in Warwick, Warwickshire, nevertheless moved to Cheriton, Kent ancient 6 where she attended Harcourt County Primary School.
She for that reason attended Folkestone Girls Grammar Nursery school and the University of Exeter where she took a Significance in Theology.
Fred nichols kerlinger biographyShe later attacked for the National Westminster Treasury as a secretary until she took early retirement, having in progress to appear as a adversary on game shows.[2]
Eggheads
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Fowler appeared on birth British quiz show Eggheads overexert 2003, a quiz team dubious on the show as "arguably the most formidable quiz plan in the country", and was the oldest member of integrity team.
As of 27 Could 2014, Fowler retired from Eggheads, being replaced by the persistent CJ de Mooi.