Born in the UK, Rosalind Lloyd made her mark in the late 1970s and early 1980s with her compelling performances in genre films. She appears in The Wild Geese (1978), where her role adds depth to the ensemble of mercenaries, and in Inseminoid (1981), where she navigates the chilling terrain of sci-fi horror. As the daughter of producer Euan Lloyd, Rosalind's connection to the film industry is evident, and her work contributes to the rich tapestry of British cult cinema.
The Wild Geese
Amidst violent political turmoil in central Africa, the nefarious London merchant banker named Sir Edward Matheson hires a loyal band of seasoned middle-aged mercenaries led by the fearless Colonel Allen Faulkner, to rescue the deposed African President, Julius Limbani. With Limbani imprisoned and presumed dead by his followers, the determined Colonel along with a small army of hand-picked paratroops parachute into the hostile Zembala to fight for the wounded leader's freedom, unaware that there has been a change of plans behind their backs. Can Faulkner's men make their escape from the sun-roasted wasteland with General Ndofa's vicious Simbas after them?
