- Mentioned in the opening title song of The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) in reference to her appearance in The Day of the Triffids (1963): "And I really got hot When I saw Janette Scott fight a triffid that spits poison and kills."
- Gave up her career when she married Mel Torme.
- Daughter of actress Thora Hird
- Wrote her autobiography at the age of 14!
- With the death of Anne Francis on January 2, 2011, she is the last surviving actor mentioned in the song "Science Fiction/Double Feature" in The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975).
- Although she is credited in the cast-list of How to Lose Friends & Alienate People (2008), Ms. Scott did not, in fact, return to movie-acting for this film. The character she plays - the deceased mother of the Simon Pegg character - is seen only in brief flashbacks as a very young woman, in what are actually extracts from her 1950s film, Now and Forever (1956).
- Along with Anne Heywood and Anne Rogers, Miss Scott endorsed "Rivington Carpets", a UK company, in the early 1960s.
- Played Peter Pan when 17, the youngest actress to do so at the time.
- She was only 2 when she made her first film.
- Having made her film debut at the age of 2 by the time she was in her late 20's she considered that she'd had a career and wanted to get married and have a family which she did with American singer Mel Torme in America.
- She was an announcer on children's hour television. when 12.
- At 14 she was presented to the queen at a Royal Film Performance.
- Her first romantic role was in 'Now and Forever'.
- Her first husband, Jackie Ray was a tv quiz compere.
- When she married her 3rd husband, William, he had no idea that she'd been an actress.
- She appeared on the West End stage in'The Third Person' and 'The Private Life of Helen'.
- Had her first screen kiss in Now and Forever (1956).
- First wife of Jackie Rae and third wife of Mel Tormé.
- Her appearance in the film'No Place For Jennifer' resulted in a contract with Associated British.
- Was born in her parents house Prompt Corner at Morecambe, Lancashire and now lives in Chelsea.
- Daughter of James Scott.
- She was presented to the queen at a Royal Film Performnce.
- Has the same head, hand and feet sizes as her mother, Thora Hird.
- She wrote a book.
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