 | 15th Anniversary (Little Nell Dancing) - 28 seconds (472x360, 30 fps, 2.3 MB). During a showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the 15th Anniversary Convention, Little Nell busts out with a tap dance (following along behind the shadowcast's Columbia). |
 | Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (French Strippers) - 1 minute 58 seconds (540x238, 25 fps, 8.3 MB). Little Nell as Nerida Brealey (Australia sheila turned stripper in France) chats with Barry McKenzie while being whipped on stage in the "cultural show". This was Little Nell's first film role, in 1974. Includes English language subtitles, for the Australian dialect impaired...:-) |
 | Rock Follies of '77 (Little Nell Eating) - 2 minutes 3 seconds (463x360, 25 fps, 9.1 MB). Little Nell as secretary Sandra LeMon obsesses on food while chatting with her boss Kitty Schreiber, in the fourth episode of the Rock Follies of '77 television series. |
 | Rock Follies of '77 (Little Nell Tapdancing) - 1 minute 9 seconds (463x360, 25 fps, 4.9 MB). Little Nell as secretary Sandra LeMon tapdances around while chatting with The Little Ladies, in the second episode of the Rock Follies of '77 television series. |
 | Rock Follies of '77 (Yowza!) - 46 seconds (463x360, 25 fps, 3.4 MB). "It's been just boss meeting you. I think everything's going to work out just fine. Yowza! I do." Tim Curry delivers this amusing line as rock star Stevie Streeter, in the first episode of the Rock Follies of '77 series. In the scene afterwards, Little Nell appears as secretary Sandra LeMon - making gold records. |
 | Rocky Horror Picture Show (Teaser Trailer) - 30 seconds (474x360, 24 fps, 2.3 MB). "A Different Set of Jaws". |
 | Rocky Horror Picture Show (Theatrical Trailer) - 2 minutes 59 seconds (474x360, 30 fps, 13.8 MB). "You've seen all kinds of movies, but you've never seen anything like The Rocky Horror Picture Show." |
 | Saturday Night Live (Teeny Cafe) - 36 seconds (471x360, 27 fps, 2.4 MB). Little Nell makes a cameo appearance in the twelth season of Saturday Night Live with host Garry Shandling, originally aired on May 16th, 1987. In this clip from the "Teeny Cafe" skit, they reference her popular New York City nightclub Nell's which was well-known for denying entry even to the famous. |
 | Shock Treatment (International Trailer) - 2 minutes 20 seconds (480x360, 24 fps, 10.7 MB). Basically identical to the theatrical trailer, except the sound is mono and it loses the cool/creepy bits by Richard O'Brien as Dr. Cosmo McKinley. |
 | Shock Treatment (Theatrical Trailer) - 2 minutes 37 seconds (480x360, 24 fps, 13.1 MB). "Hello, I'm Dr. Cosmo McKinley. I'd like to tell you about a new film from the gang that gave you The Rocky Horror Show... Shock Treatment." "You'll be pathetically crazy about Shock Treatment. Trust me... I'm a doctor." |
 | The Rocky Horror Treatment (1981) - 22 minutes 39 seconds (471x360, 30 fps, 97.5 MB). "And now, after six years, they've taken the hero and heroine of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and put them in a brand new movie. It's called Shock Treatment!" This promotional documentary hosted by fan club president Sal Piro was aired on late night television. It follows the Rocky Horror Picture Show cult phenomenon through Sal's trip behind the scenes in England during the filming of Shock Treatment. Interview subjects include Richard O'Brien, Little Nell, Christopher Malcolm (generally in character as Vance Parker), Michael White, Patricia Quinn, and Rik Mayall. |
 | Beauty Queen - 2 minutes 18 seconds (160x120, 30 fps, 5.4 MB). Little Nell performs the song Beauty Queen for the 1980 film Alternative Miss World. |
 | Do The Swim - 2 minutes 42 seconds (160x120, 30 fps, 6.2 MB). Little Nell performs her "hit" song Do The Swim. Granted this isn't much more than Little Nell dancing around in a red swimsuit, but it's cute nonetheless...:-) She was apparently a member of the Australian swimming team for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany. |
 | Do The Swim (London Weekend Show) - 2 minutes 56 seconds (540x358, 27 fps, 11.1 MB). Little Nell has her famous swimsuit "wardrobe malfunction" (several times... you just can't keep the girl covered) while performing part of Do The Swim, in 1975 during the closing credits for an episode of The London Weekend Show. This is the original uncensored version of the video, which was shown as an outtake on the 1977 BBC show It'll Be Alright on the Night. The clip made the rounds in the U.S. as well, including TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes with Dick Clark. |
 | Kid's Good (Rock Follies of '77) - 1 minute (463x360, 25 fps, 4.5 MB). Little Nell as secretary Sandra LeMon sings a mental duet (a la Shock Treatment's "Duel Duet") with her boss Kitty Schreiber, in the fourth episode of the Rock Follies of '77 television series. |
 | Stilettos and Lipstick (London Weekend Show) - 2 minutes 42 seconds (528x360, 29 fps, 11.2 MB). Little Nell performs "Stilettos and Lipstick" in its entirety in 1975, for an episode of The London Weekend Show that was talking about the U.K.'s denim craze at the time. This is the same television show that featured her famous Do The Swim swimsuit wardrobe malfunction. |
 | Eddie's Teddy (10th Anniversary) - 13 seconds (472x360, 30 fps, 1.1 MB). Little Nell sings Columbia's solo verse from Eddie's Teddy, live at the 10th Anniversary Convention. She's wearing a very cute red dress. |
 | Hot Patootie (15th Anniversary) by Meat Loaf - 28 seconds (472x360, 30 fps, 2.3 MB). Meat Loaf sings Hot Patootie live at the 15th Anniversary Convention, while Little Nell dances and gyrates on him. Patricia Quinn is dancing around a bit at the beginning of the clip, and you can also spot Richard O'Brien on the stage. |
