Talk:Rita May (actress)

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Rita May is a British actress; she has appeared in notable productions as can be seen on her IMDB page, and is currently portraying the character Pearl in the 5th series of BBC Radio 4's "Ed Reardon's Week". I was surprised she did not have her own Wikipedia article and that her name, when entered, redirected to a Bob Dylan song. I believe she is notable enough to have her own article. Please refer to [1]

I have removed the speedy deletion tag, as I found the following: Major role in film The Gamekeeper, BBC4 Drama role, + mentions role in Early Doors BBC sitcom. Perhaps not a clear case of notability, but enough for speedy deletion to be inappropriate, I think.--Michig (talk) 18:54, 14 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]