Rona Anderson Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" (1969). Following this film she continued her work on the stage and in television series. From 1953 through 1983, Anderson appeared in several British television programmes. She appeared in three episodes of "The Human Jungle" (1964–65) during its second season. Anderson played the role of Mary on the British sitcom "Bachelor Father" (1970–71). Anderson later appeared in a 1983 episode of the long-running crime series "The Professionals", in which her husband, actor Gordon Jackson, played George Cowley. Of her numerous roles in British B films in the 1950s, the film historians Steve Chibnall and Brian
The Professionals (TV series) to magazines and includes over 200 black and white photographs as well as extensive interviews with actors, producers, writers, directors and other production team members, discussing their work on the series. This publication was also foreworded and given official endorsement by series creator Brian Clemens. In 2004 plans were being drawn up for a film version of "The Professionals" with Lewis Collins approached to play the part of Cowley, but after negotiations broke down the film was abandoned. In 2011, film company Lionsgate announced it had acquired the rights to "The Professionals" series and intended to begin shooting a movie