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Career

In the 1970s, Jane Hayward focused her career mostly on the stage. Her roles included ''

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'' at the Ipswich Theatre, the title role in ''

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'', and '' The Woman in White'', also at the Northampton Theatre Royal. Hayward returned to the acting profession in 2011 after taking a break to raise her family.

Death

She died after being hit by an

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reported in November 2019 that Hayward attempted to "cross the road without looking. At the time of the accident, BBC News reported that Hayward died at the scene.

Filmography

External links

Official Website
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References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Hayward, Jane 20th-century English actresses Actresses from London English stage actresses English television actresses 2019 deaths 1950 births