talk-show host Michael Parkinson. Greene and Smith made a foray into feature films with The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997), starring Bill Murray; they played presenters of The Theatre of Life, a fictional British television series which promised the participant a role in a crime drama. In 1996, Greene began a four-year partnership with the Food Network, hosting a daily news, debate and magazine series. Later, Greene appeared in the ITV programme Have I Been Here Before? and was also a regular presenter on magazine programme This Morning. She also made a guest appearance in the final episode of The Harry Hill Show, and from 2005 to 2007 she presented the Discovery Home & Health channel's Weddings Live, an annual six-hour broadcast which showcased several weddings live from across the country. Fellow presenters included Brendan Courtney and celebrity makeup artist and stylist Armand Beasley. Partnered with Fred Palascak, Greene competed on ITV's Dancing on Ice in 2008. Later, Greene took part in an episode of BBC Wales's Coming Home programme, first shown on 22 December 2010. Her mother had died a month before filming but she decided to continue the process, alongside her 87-year-old father. The programme was able to trace her family tree back to the 17th century in Wales. Greene and her husband, Mike Smith, appeared on Pointless on BBC One in December 2012. Smith died on 1 August 2014, following complications after major heart surgery. In April 2017, Greene guest presented an edition of This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield. She returned to guest-present in July that same year, and again on 4 and 18 August, alongside Rylan Clark-Neal. Charity Greene became ambassador for ovarian cancer charity Target Ovarian Cancer in 2012. Flying TV Ltd. Since 1985, Greene and her husband, Mike Smith were directors of Flying TV Ltd., an aviation video company operating helicopters based at Denham Aerodrome, Denham, Buckinghamshire. Since the death of Mike Smith, Greene remains the director of the company. References External links BBC – I Love Blue Peter – Sarah Greene presenter biography Flying TV Ltd. 1957 births Living people English television presenters Blue Peter presenters Alumni of the University of Hull English people of Welsh descent People educated at Grey Coat Hospital Theatre World Award winners Audiobook narrators