Ian Dury, the film's co-star, also shared his perspective: "I remember Tessa being an integral part of the production. She was a talented young actress, and her performance was essential to the film's narrative."

"Taboo" is a British drama film directed by J. Lee Thompson, starring Oliver Reed, Ursula Andress, and Ian Dury. The movie follows the story of a wealthy playboy, James Donahue (played by Oliver Reed), who becomes obsessed with his daughter, Phoebe (played by Tessa Peake-Jones). The film explores themes of incest, family dynamics, and the blurred lines between love and taboo.

Over the years, several solutions have been proposed to rectify the situation. Some have suggested that Tessa Peake-Jones's name was intentionally removed from the credits due to the film's sensitive and provocative content. Others have speculated that the actress's family members may have requested her name be taken off the film.