In 1998 Camille made an appearance in an adaptation of Henry Fielding's novel The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling for the BBC in the role of Jenny Jones.
Camille: Listen, I'm one of those actors who couldn't give a monkeys. If someone wants to get in shot more than I do, they're welcome to. I'll just mug away in the background. I wasn't worried about egos, because I love everybody. But it was quite tricky for Graeme Harper, who kept shouting every two minutes, 'be quiet please!' Because we couldn't stop bloody nattering. We were all so badly behaved - in a nice way. Happy times.
(On dealing with fans)Camille: A couple of guys even chased me in their cars, which is a bit worrying. But on the whole people have been lovely. I have been getting heaps of fan mail, mostly from men. But perhaps I am too old and too mumsy for them to be too saucy. It's far more on the respectful, romantic side than the drop-your-drawers side - and thank God for that!
(On returning to Doctor Who for the episode Journey's End)Camille: They didn't have to twist my arm. I was asked, would I consider it? Yes! Are you mad? Of course! Get on the bus! Let's get back in that TARDIS! Very little persuasion but I'm doing it for the fans too.