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Kerry McGuire

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Australian actress

Kerry McGuire
Born
OccupationActress
Years active1963–2005
Notable workOlive,Runaway Island,Against the Wind,Home and Away

Kerry McGuire is an Australian actress.[1]

Early life

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McGuire studied atNational Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), graduating with a Bachelor of Dramatic Acting in 1964.[2]

Career

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Film and TV

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McGuire's screen roles include herAACTA Award-winning role inOlive (1988) where she played the titular Olive Bodill, an actress battling cancer,[3]Runaway Island (1982) as innkeeper Molly McKenzie and miniseriesAgainst the Wind (1978) as Polly (also an innkeeper), the latter for which she won both aSammy Award and aLogie Award.[4] She later appeared as Diana Fraser, mother of doctorsLachlan andJames Fraser onHome and Away, on and off from 1997–1999, reprising the role for 2 further episodes in 2005.

She made guest appearances throughout her career on tv series' such asDivision 4,Riptide,Catwalk,Homicide,Boney,Certain Women,Skyways,Prisoner,Cop Shop,A Country Practice,Neighbours,Rafferty's Rules andG.P.

Stage

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McGuire's long stage career included roles inAbsurd Person Singular (a gender swappedThe Odd Couple) at Sydney's Northside Theatre[5][6] She also starred inDon's Party which toured Australia in 1973,Bedroom Farce (1979) andThe Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (1983–1984).[7]

Acting credits

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Film

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YearFilmRoleNotes
1971DevlinJoan HunterTV play
1977Going HomeTV movie
1977Mama's Gone A-HuntingConcierge (uncredited)TV movie
1978PuzzleDiana CarsonTV movie
1979The Little ConvictPolly Nelson (voice)Animated TV movie
1981The Homicide SquadBarbara PatistaTV movie
1982Runaway IslandMolly McKenzieTV movie
1982HeatwaveFemale TV ReporterFeature film
1985Fragments of TerrorWife (uncredited)Anthology film, segment: "The Coming"
1988OliveOlive BodillTV movie
Won the 1988Australian Film Institute Award forBest Lead Actress in a Telefeature

Television

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YearFilmRoleNotes
1965The StrangerNurseMiniseries, 1 episode
1967Love and WarMiniseries, episode 3: "O’Flaherty, VC"
1969Division 4Patsy JordanTV series, 1 episode
1968RiptideFreda Phillips / Beryl WintonTV series, 2 episodes
1968; 1972HomicideElaine Harvey / Faye Hall / Patti SummersTV series, 3 episodes
1970Woobinda, Animal DoctorTV series, 1 episode
1970The RoversDorrieTV series, 1 episode
1970DynastyFrank HallidayTV series, 1 episode
1971CatwalkKate MacKenzieTV series, 1 episode
1972BoneyMeenaTV series, 1 episode
1974Silent NumberClare MilsonTV series, 1 episode
1974Our Man in the CompanyMarciaTV series, 1 episode
1975Certain WomenTV series, 1 episode
1978Father, Dear Father in AustraliaMiss WilsonTV series, 1 episode
1979Against the WindPolly McNamaraMiniseries, 12 episodes
Won 1979Sammy Award for Best Actress. Won1979 Logie[1] for Best Performance by an Actress in a Major Role
1979SkywaysAnn DriscollTV series, 1 episode
1981PrisonerArna JohanssenTV series, 2 episodes
1981Cop ShopGeraldine ShiptonTV series, 1 episode
1983–84Runaway IslandMolly McKenzieTV series, 8 episodes
1984A Country PracticeRobyn RileyTV series, 2 episodes
1987NeighboursChristine WiltonTV aeries, 3 episodes
1987–88Rafferty's RulesIrene DoonanTV series, 2 episodes
1993G.P.Reverend Pauline TernierTV series, 2 episodes
1997–99; 2005Home and AwayDiana FraserTV series, 49 episodes

Theatre

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YearFilmRoleNotes
1963Hotel ParadisoVictoire the MaidUNSW withNIDA
1963The Shewing-Up of Blanco PosnetBabsyUNSW withNIDA
1963Under Milk WoodRosie Robert / Mrs. Organ Morgan / Mrs. Dai Bread OneUNSW withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1963Barnstaple /The House of Bernarda AlbaHelen / BernardaUNSW withOld Tote Theatre Company
1964The Caucasian Chalk CircleUNSW withOld Tote Theatre Company
1964The Oresteia of AeschylusQueen ClytemnestraTent Theatre, Sydney withNIDA
1964A Resounding TickleMiddie ParadockUNSW withNIDA
1964The Sport of My Mad MotherPattyUNSW withNIDA &Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1964Still LifeDollyUNSW withNIDA &Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1965Ballad of the Drover's WifeNarratorUNSW withNIDA
1966; 1968A Refined Look at ExistenceJane Street Theatre, Sydney,UNSW withOld Tote Theatre Company
1966Halloran's Little BoatJane Street Theatre, Sydney withNIDA
1967The Lion in WinterIndependent Theatre, Sydney withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1967How's the World Treating YouIndependent Theatre, Sydney withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1968This Old Man Comes Rolling HomeUNSW withOld Tote Theatre Company
1969You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running Phillip Street Theatre, Sydney withHarry M. Miller
1973Don's PartyKerryUNSW,Warner Theatre, Adelaide, Russell Street Theatre, Melbourne, Hunter Theatre, Sydney,Theatre Royal, Hobart,Playhouse, Perth,Canberra Theatre, Shepparton, Mildura, Wangaratta, Bendigo, Albury withOld Tote Theatre Company,J. C. Williamson's &NIDA
1977The Business of Good GovernmentAssembly Hall, Sydney with Q Theatre Company
1977; 1978Mothers and FathersSally LongmanNIDA Parade Theatre,UNSW,Twelfth Night Theatre, Brisbane
1978Dry RunMyra KendallTwelfth Night Theatre, Brisbane
1978There Were Giants in Those Days Russell Street Theatre, Melbourne withMTC
1979Bedroom FarceSusannahHer Majesty's Theatre, Sydney,Her Majesty's Theatre, Brisbane,Comedy Theatre, Melbourne, Opera Theatre, Adelaide, Perth, Townsville, Cairns withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1979A Midsummer Night’s DreamHelenaAlbert Park Amphitheatre, Brisbane withQueensland Theatre
1979; 1980The Man Who Came to DinnerLorraine SheldonSGIO Theatre, Brisbane withQueensland Theatre,Melbourne Athenaeum withMTC
1980PiafToineComedy Theatre, Melbourne withPlaybox Theatre Company
1983; 1984CaravanSydney Opera House withEnsemble Theatre Company
1983; 1984; 1985The Life and Adventures of Nicholas NicklebyMadame Mantalini / Mrs Witterly / Mrs SnevellicciTheatre Royal Sydney withSTC forSydney Festival,State Theatre, Melbourne withMTC,Festival Theatre, Adelaide
1984An Act of SettlementSydney Opera House withEnsemble Theatre Company & withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust forSydney Festival
1984Stage StruckMarian Street Theatre, Sydney withAustralian Elizabethan Theatre Trust
1984Season’s GreetingsMarian Street Theatre, Sydney with Northside Theatre Company
1985What If You Died Tomorrow?Marian Street Theatre, Sydney with Northside Theatre Company
1987The Odd CoupleNorthside Theatre, Sydney
1988A Small Family BusinessNorthside Theatre, Sydney
1989Passion PlaySydney Opera House with Gary Penny Productions
1993A Flea in Her EarNIDA Parade Theatre
1994Heartbreak HouseHis Majesty's Theatre, Perth with Angel Productions
1995The Real ThingMarian Street Theatre, Sydney
1997After-PlayMarian Street Theatre, Sydney with Northside Theatre Company

As director

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YearFilmRoleNotes
1986Otherwise EngagedDirectorMarian Street Theatre, Sydney with Northside Theatre Company

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Radio

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YearFilmRoleNotes
1979Silent Night, Lonely NightJanetABC Radio, Brisbane

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Awards and nominations

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YearNominated workAwardCategoryResultRef.
1988OliveAustralian Film Institute AwardsBest Lead Actress in a TelefeatureWon[10]
1979Against the WindSammy AwardsBest ActressWon[11]
1979Against the WindLogie AwardsBest Performance by an Actress in a Major RoleWon[1]

References

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  1. ^abcCollier, Shayne (30 October 1986), "Kerry happily puts her neck in a noose",The Sydney Morning Herald
  2. ^https://www.nida.edu.au/alumni-and-industry/all-alumni/
  3. ^Morris, Joan (14 February 1988),"Television violence exercises the minds of the ABC.",The Canberra Times
  4. ^Adams, Clay (14 February 1981),"RUNAWAY ISLAND- for European eyes only",Woman's Weekly
  5. ^Jamrozik, Wanda (24 September 1987), "Sex change surgery adds to the laughs - Florence ond Olive replace Felix and Oscar in a feminist-inspired update of the lonesome bachelors' story",The Sydney Morning Herald
  6. ^The Odd Couple, AusStage
  7. ^Kerry McGuire, AusStage
  8. ^Kerry McGuire, AusStage
  9. ^Silent Night Lonely Night, AusStage
  10. ^"And the winners were...",The Canberra Times, 12 October 1988
  11. ^"Hines, Walsh awarded gold Sammys",The Canberra Times, 18 October 1979

External links

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