Pamela Mann-Francis

Pamela Mann-Francis (1927–2020), also credited as Pamela Mann, was a British script supervisor who worked predominantly in film.

Early life Pamela Mann-Francis was born as Pamela Anne Mann in London in 1927, living in Wembley Park. Her father worked at a motor company in Mayfair before freelancing during the Second World War and then starting a motor company of his own.

Career Attracted to the role of "continuity girl", as script supervisors were known in the UK at the time, because of its focus on typing, Mann-Francis' first job in film was for The Rank Organisation.

Personal life She married director Freddie Francis The couple first met working on Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, before getting closer on The Innocents.