Alibe Parsons

Alibe Parsons was born on December 24, 1945 in the USA. She is an actress, best known for "Aliens" (1986), "Incendiary" (2008) and "The Killing Gene" (2007). Aside from her work in film, Parson's has had an extensive career in British television, including "Space: 1999" (1977) and "Doctor Who" (1986). During the 1970's she lived in Italy (Rome) and Spain and appeared in Andrea Bianchi's "L'isola del tesoro" (1972), José Luis Merino's "Tarzán en las minas del rey Salomón" (1974), Carlos Aured's "La noche de la furia" (1974), all using the "pseudonym" of Alibe. In 1969 she provided the vocals for "Love Your Neighbour" (the title song to Rossano Brazzi's "Salvare la faccia") and in 1975 she provided the vocals for the song "Today" (as supposedly performed by Lynne Frederick) for Pedro Lazaga's "Largo retorno".