has collaborated on some pop music singles, such as Love Dilemma in the 1980s – a traditionally-crooned number with the Enrico Valdez Orchestra – and 1993 dance track Back to Love with the band Vertigo (which disbanded when they learnt that their music was the last thing a woman murdered in Manchester had listened to). She is not named on the latter's sleeve, beyond a small co-writing credit. She co-produced a revival of The Seven-Year Itch for the London stage, starring Daryl Hannah, in 2000. In 2005, Rocos produced ...Sex Actually, a special episode of The Comic Strip Presents in which a murder occurs amongst a group of swingers. Her film credits include Mel Brooks's 1981 comedy History of the World, Part I, the 1983 comedy horror spoof Bloodbath at the House of Death (with Kenny Everett), Lindsay Shonteff's Number One Gun (1990), and Baby Juice Express (2004). Writer Rocos' autobiographical book Bananas Forever: Kenny Everett and Me (co-authored by Richard Topping), detailing her relationship with Everett, was published in 1998 but later reissued under the title Kenny and Me. She has contributed travel articles to publications such as The Daily Telegraph. Rocos's book The Power of Positive Drinking, published by Random House, covers how to drink well and avoid the pitfalls. Business career In 2012 Rocos launched a premium brand of tequila called AquaRiva, made from 100% 'Weber Azul' agave. References and sources References Sources External links Official website of her tequila brand AquaRiva 1962 births Living people English television actresses English people of Greek descent Brazilian emigrants to England Brazilian people of English descent Brazilian people of Greek descent People from Rio de Janeiro (city)