in the 1963 film What a Crazy World. Maughan also appeared in the film Pop Gear (1965) and sang the title song for the second Charles Vine low-budget superspy film, Where the Bullets Fly (1966). In 1971, she appeared in series five of the Morecambe & Wise BBC television series, having previously appeared on their 1962 ATV series. In that year she also replaced Clodagh Rodgers in the show at London's Adelphi Theatre, Meet Me in London, after Rodgers withdrew just before curtain up on the first night when one of her songs was cut. Late in rehearsals it had become clear the show was too long for one running twice-nightly. In 1974, she recorded the song, "Time", from the film, Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry, which she sang during her appearance the same year on the Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club TV show. From 1983 to 1988 she appeared in various Emu TV programmes in the segment Boggles Kingdom alongside, Carl Wayne and Rod Hull. The segment revolved around Rod's ancestor King Boggle, his sister Princess Hortensia, played by Maughan and servant, Odd Job John who were trapped in medieval times. Maughan performed several songs during the show including a rendition of Let Me Entertain You from the musical Gypsy. Personal life She married advertising executive Nicolas Teller, February 1965. As of 2004 she was living in Eastbourne with second husband Nick Leigh, a theatre director. Discography Studio albums Compilations UK singles "I've Got To Learn To Forget" – (1962) – Philips "Baby Doll Twist" – (1962) – Philips "Mama Do The Twist" – (1962) – Philips "Bobby's Girl" – (1962) – Philips – UK No. 3, Ireland No. 6, Israel No. 5 "Hand a Handkerchief to Helen" – (1963) – Philips – UK No.41 "The Verdict Is Guilty" – (1963) – Philips "She's New To You" – (1963) – Philips – UK No.45 "Hey Lover" – (1964) – Philips "Kiss Me Sailor" – (1964) – Philips "Little Things Mean A Lot" – (1964) – Philips "That Other Place" – (1964) – Philips "Make Him Mine" – (1964) – Philips "You Can Never Get Away From Me" – (1965) – Philips "When She Walks Away" – (1965) – Philips "Poor Boy" – (1965) – Philips "Where the Bullets Fly" – (1966) – Philips "Don't Go Home" – (1966) – Philips "Come And Get Me" – (1966) – Philips "To Him"