Dorothy Squires was the woman who married Roger Moore and made Elvis cry with her voice. Yet 20 years after her death, few beyond her closest friends remember someone who was arguably one of Wales ...

Roger.” But along with Moore’s success it appears a Squires revival is also on the cards – a 49-song double-CD of her major hits is being planned by the EMI record company.

I said, 'Right, that's it, that's the end, I'm leaving.'" Moore left van Steyn for singer Dorothy Squires, but he alleges his second union was just as violent: "She had a great temper.

Roger Moore has said two of his ex wives, Doorn van Steyn, pictured, and Dorothy Squires, were physically aggressive towards him, while he shared a volatile relationship with third wife Luisa ...

The couple split in 1953 after Moore met his soon-to-be second wife, Dorothy Squires. Squires was 13 years older than Moore, and they married in 1952, soon after the actor divorced his first wife.

Moore was married to ice dancer Doorn van Steyn; British actress Dorothy Squires; and Luisa Mattioli, an Italian actress he met in Rome while filming “Romulus and The Sabines” (1961).

Aged 18, Sir Roger fell madly in love with his fellow RADA student. Though the union only lasted seven years, with the couple divorcing in 1953 - the same year he married Welsh singer Dorothy Squires.

Dorothy Squires gave her last performance in 1990 at Brighton's Dome theatre. She lived out her final days in the Rhondda Valley, in a home provided by one of her greatest fans.

He fell in love with an older woman In 1952, Moore met British pop star Dorothy Squires, who was 12 years his senior. "It started with a squabble, then he carried me off to bed," she said.