in episodes of Casualty and The Bill. In 2000, she had a recurring role in the TV series Lock, Stock... (based on the 1998 feature film Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels). In 2002, Chase joined the cast of the long-running ITV soap opera Emmerdale, playing Steph Stokes. Executive producer Steve Frost chose her to play the mother of Sheree Murphy's character, Tricia Dingle due to their physical resemblance. Since leaving Emmerdale, Chase appeared in episodes of My Family (2007) and Doctors (2009). In 2010, she took part in the "Soap Star Special" edition of the Channel 4 series Come Dine with Me. In 2011, she was a contestant on the ITV show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! which aired in late 2011. She was the fourth celebrity to be eliminated from the jungle on 27 November 2011, finishing in ninth place overall. In September 2013, Chase returned to reprise her role of Steph Forsythe in Emmerdale, returning for the funeral of long running character Alan Turner, played by Richard Thorp. Chase is a patron of the theatre charity The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America. In December 2014, Chase appeared on the Christmas special of Pointless Celebrities, partnered with Christopher Biggins. In 2017, Chase joined fellow celebrities Simon Callow, Nigel Havers and Debbie McGee in the Channel 5 show Celebrity Carry on Barging. In August 2018, Chase took part in Celebs on the Farm, and was eliminated on day 7. In January and November 2019, she appeared as a patient in Holby City. 21 years previously, in 1998, Chase had appeared as a different character in Holby City'''s sister drama series Casualty. Other work As well as her various television credits, Chase has also appeared in a variety of stage productions, including pantomime, comedy and drama. Her first acting role following her Campari advertisements in the 1970s was in a play, The Undertaking, starring Kenneth Williams. Since then she has appeared in stage productions of Pygmalion, Little Shop of Horrors, Me and My Girl, Tea For Two, and Run For Your Wife. In 2007, she toured the UK in a production of the thriller Dead Guilty. Chase's film credits include the 1979 Charles Bronson film Love and Bullets, and the low budget 2002 film Living in Hope. She also appeared as a guest in an episode of the BBC radio show Just A Minute, alongside