Diana Dors and Dennis Hamilton Gittins.
It takes two to tango. After decades of bad press with tiny press retractions the Family of Dennis Hamilton set the record straight!
This tiny release will inevitably be lost and buried on the internet but at least it will be out there somewhere. We will answer some of the mystery surrounding the following questions that have been continually asked.
The first fact is Dennis gave Diana Dors previously known as Diana Fluck her name from his personal nickname for her, “Dors”… Whatever happened to Diana’s Millions… The gun Dennis acquired from Krays… What Diana really thought of Bob Monkhouse… Diana’s attempt to break America… Jerry Lewis and the so called casting couch…
Dennis Hamilton’s family have stayed silent for years and despite press attempts, the enquiries along with speculation they intend to make you wait just a little longer.
Coming soon 
more on Diana Dors follow Wikipedia link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diana_Dors
and
http://www.dianadors.co.uk/1_the_star_5_36.html
From which the following info is found though is not entirely correct;
Diana went to America in the mid 50’s in a blaze of publicity only to have it all go disastrously wrong with the gossip of affairs and poor behaviour by her then husband, Dennis Hamilton. At a pool party full of Hollywood A-list celebrities, Diana was pushed fully clothed into her swimming pool. Hamilton then proceeded to punch the photographer thought to have pushed her into unconsciousness. The celebrities fled and the headlines the following day were “Ms Dors go home and take Mr Dors with you!”. Her three movie deal with RKO ended after they cancelled the contract on a moral clause in the contract after only The Unholy Wife (1958) and I Married a Woman (1958) were completed.