Susan Littler, a talented actress from Fleetwood, made a significant impact on the film and theater scene before her untimely passing at just 34. Best known for her role in the 1980 film "Rough Cut," Littler's performance alongside established stars like Roger Moore showcased her undeniable talent and charm. Collectors particularly seek out this film not only for her captivating portrayal but also for its unique blend of comedy and crime that reflects the era's cinematic style. Beyond "Rough Cut," Littler's contributions to television and stage productions, often in collaboration with innovative playwright Ken Campbell, highlight her versatility and dedication to the craft. Her premature death in 1982 was widely mourned, with tributes such as a special program hosted by Albert Finney, underscoring her influence on British cinema. Today, her work remains a sought-after treasure in the world of physical media, with collectors valuing her films for their historical significance and her enduring legacy as a gifted performer.