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In March 1973, just months before the Singapore Zoo opened in June that year, a three-year-old black panther named Twiggy slipped out of its cage, even though its cage was securely locked.

Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest with the hosts of Equity Mates, Alen Renehan (left) and Bryce Leske. Picture: Supplied “And ‘my God, save yourself. Stick with fossil fuel’. “It’s just rubbish.

Trust Joanna Lumley to steal a documentary about Twiggy. Interviewed on the less glamorous side of being a working model in the 1960s, the former Avenger exhales a great aria of inverse nostalgia.