Victoria Metcalfe In the American TV series "Due South" she is "the only woman Fraser ever loved" (the character is played by Melina Kanakaredes - pictured).
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THE RED WIDOW by Channing Pollock, Rennold
Wolf & Charles J Gebest
Forrest Theatre (Philidelphia) Week beginning January 27, 1911.
Cast : Raymond Hitchcok, Claire Grenville, Geoge White, Flora
Zabelle, Minerva Coverdale, Edward Metcalfe, George Romain.
| "Due South" Character Victoria Metcalfe In the American TV series "Due South" she is "the only woman Fraser ever loved" (the character is played by Melina Kanakaredes - pictured). |
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American Actor Mark Metcalf. Born on March 11, 1946 in Findlay, Ohio. He is currently in the process of completing his Master's Degree (begun in 1968 at the University of Michigan) at the California State University -- Northridge. Mark has had a great career, appearing in many movie and TV roles, such as Seinfeld, All McBeal and Party of Five. He played The Master in Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Douglas C. Neidermeyer in National Lampoon's Animal House. Mark has also directed. |
| American Talent Laurie Metcalf, (ISU B.A., 1976): TV series, "Roseanne"; films, "Making Mr. Right" and "Desperately Seeking Susan"; founding member of Steppenwolf Theatre; many roles for Steppenwolf and for television. Birthdate: June 16, 1955 Birthplace: Edwardsville, IL (Added by S.C.M. Harper) |
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Funny man Arthur Stanley Jefferson was born on 16th
June 1890 at Ulverston, Lancashire. His mother was Madge
Metcalf and father, Arthur J. Jefferson. He had one sister Olga and
two brothers, Teddy and Gordon. Madge was an actress with the Jefferson Theatre
Group, which toured England, his father was a playwright. As a boy Stan worked
with the Jefferson Company. Later he changed his name to Stanley Laurel and
joined Fred Karno's comedy group and became the second biggest name of the bill
(Charlie Chaplin was first). In 1910 he went to America with the group and two
years later Stan was top of the bill after Chaplin left. By 1924 Stan was
working with a young producer Hal E. Roach, as a scriptwriter. He got to know
many of the big stars including a man he had first met seven years earlier,
Oliver Hardy. By 1926 Stan was writing and starring in his own films. The well
known comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy was born. (On 23rd February 1965 Stan died
of a heart attack at the age of 74. ) (Added by S.C.M.Harper from Internet
sources.) |
| TV Celebrity Those of you that follow the US comedy series MASH being re-run on Sky Television (UK) or perhaps saw it the first time around might have noticed that the director was Burt Metcalfe. We have no record on our database of Burt - do any of you out there know anything about him? |
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