Dame Judi Dench helps actors win battle for TV credits The corporation has now promised to ensure credits for drama and comedies are only squeezed "where we have content directly relevant to the audience," with full and proper recognition for all tribute broadcasts. The Stage reported Oscar winner Dame Judi wrote to the corporation in 2007, with spokesmen for both parties refusing to disclose the details of the letter. A spokesman for the actress did not respond to requests for comment yesterday. Actors" union Equity this week hailed the success of their campaign against onscreen credits being squeezed, announcing leading broadcasters including Sky, Channel 4 and S4C had agreed they "should not be marginalised." A spokesman said: "The union has campaigned since 2004 against onscreen credits being squeezed, a practice Equity believes can harm the employment prospects of members. Following recent campaign activity, including the union contacting UK broadcasters directly on this issue, the way credits are displayed will be changed.