Val Lehman

She stumbles out of the van and she walks away.

Now, Val Lehman is great in this episode, didn't you think? Great acting.

She got to, like, do some stuff.

And I love that dirt road she's walking down.

But the thing is that basically...

Most of the people that were in it with me, like, I think Val Lehman lives in Queensland now and she's in her 80s and travels with a carer, I think.

So...

And nearly everybody, I mean, Sheila died years and years and years ago.

Bea's drugged and they're all laughing at her.

First of all, I found on whoswhoinwentworth.uk, like one of those websites, there's this fun fact where they said, at this bit where Val Lehman is acting all drugged out and, you know, she's trying to stand up and they're pushing her down, going, just go with it b and the cameras from her point of view and it's all blurry and all that apparently val lehman really did get like it was like vaseline or they put something in her eyes to make her not see properly so she really is squinting around and like

really Yeah.

I would have thought that would have been a real health hazard kind of thing, you know, like playing with your eyesight.

know what's really interesting about that? You can tell she's one of those actors where, you know when you've got actors and then one really stands out? She's confident.

She throws her voice.

She meets Val Lehman.

She holds her own in scenes with Val.

We, we'll get into the poo-poo, we will, but I just want to talk about the Barnhurst Greens.

Val Lehman, Bea Smith, looks great in the Barnhurst j- uniform.

I prefer it to the Wentworth one because it's green.

It's my color.

It's Val Lehman's color.

It's a great jumper.

Nice slacks.

You, you got one, mate, so now we know what's going on.

Television in 1982, Kevin?

Yeah, Prisoner was the big one, wasn't it? With, uh, Val Lehman.

She was, uh, Bea or Queen Bea- Yes ...

the, uh, boss of the, uh, prisoners there.

Colette, Colette'll never talk to us again.

Don't tell me you liked it.

I reckon Val Lehman will if we just, uh, turn our-

We'll talk to her