Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie the least of Saffy's concerns. Lulu flies out to Cannes and meets with Bubble, who reveals that Kate just swam off and did not drown in the Thames. Bubble also reveals that she is also a millionaire and owns a massive Cannes pavilion because she has had control of Eddie's accounts for years, and has been embezzling from the company. Lulu reports Edina and Patsy's whereabouts to the police, since her only desire is to destroy Edina for what she has done. The police find Edina and Patsy and chase them through the town, the duo escaping in a small
Lill Roughley six comedy plays for television, and again in 1992's "Victoria Wood's All Day Breakfast". Also in 1992 she played Alice in the first series of "Mulberry". In the following years Roughley appeared in "Minder", "A Touch of Frost", the film "Brassed Off", "Hetty Wainthropp Investigates", "Dinnerladies" (another collaboration with Victoria Wood), "Absolutely Fabulous" (in the 2001 episode of the series, called "Small Openings", as the "actress" portraying Edina in the play written by Saffron, based on her own life) and "Heartbeat". Roughley played Lorraine Thomson in one episode of "Coronation Street", which aired on 17 May 1996. She also played