Кіріспе
Патриция Этелл Макдональд (1921–1990) – австралиялық радиоактер, сахна және теледидар актері, Австралияның ең танымал электр радио инженерлері мен мемлекеттік қызметкерлерінің бірі Артур Стивен Макдональдтың және оның әйелі Эдит Розена Этеллдің қызы. Оның әкесінің әкесі, аяқкиімші Джон Макдональд Викторияда дүниеге келді және Элиза Мэри Стивенсонға үйленді. Австралиядағы алғашқы «Алтын Логи» жүлдесінің иегері – ойын-сауық және тележүргізуші Лорра Десмонд болса, Патриция Макдональд «96 номер» сериалындағы рөлі үшін жүлде алған алғашқы әйел кейіпкер актері болды. «96 номер» және «Ұлдар мен қыздар» сериалындағы рөлдерімен танымал болды. Макдональд 1972 және 1977 жылдар аралығында танымал сериалдағы комикалық Дорри Эванс рөлін, ал 1981 және 1987 жылдар аралығында «Ұлдар мен қыздар» сериалында Фиона Томпсонның анасының рөлін ойнады. Ол екі шоуда да түсірілімдердің барлық кезеңінде болды, әрқайсысында шамамен бес жарым жыл ойнады. Макдональд төрт «Логи» жүлдесін жеңіп алды, оның ішінде 1974 жылғы «Алтын Логи» жүлдесін «96 номер» сериалындағы жұмысы үшін алды.
Patricia Ethell McDonald (1 August 1921 – 10 March 1990) was an Australian radio actor and actor of stage and television and the daughter of one of Australia's most prominent electric radio engineers and public servants, Arthur Stephen McDonald and his wife, milliner Edith Roseina Ethell. Her grandfather, bootmaker John McDonald, was born in Victoria, and married Eliza Mary Stevenson. Although she was not the first female Gold Logie winner in Australia, which was entertainer and TV host Lorrae Desmond, she was the first female character actor to win for serial Number 96. Number 96 and Sons and Daughters
McDonald was best known for two long running soap opera roles. She played comical malaproping gossip Dorrie Evans in the popular serial Number 96 between 1972 and 1977 and then played Aunty Fiona Thompson in Sons and Daughters between 1981 and 1987. She was featured in both shows throughout their entire run, about five and a half years in each case. McDonald won four Logie awards, including the 1974 Gold Logie, for her work on Number 96. Career
McDonald was born in 1921, and at the age of 18 acted in the 1939 Australian film Seven Little Australians based on the novel by English children's literary writer Ethel Turner she played the twenty year old stepmother Esther. She much later appeared in an episode of the 1970 police drama The Long Arm. The role in Number 96 followed; she reprised the role in the 1974 feature film version of the series. McDonald won several Logie Awards as Best Actress for playing Dorrie, and a Gold Logie for Australia's most popular female personality in 1974. After Number 96 she played a regular role in the short lived Australian situation comedy series The Tea Ladies (1978). One of McDonald's final TV appearances was at the Logie Awards on 17 March 1989, when she took part in a production number called "Golden Girls", which celebrated female Gold Logie winners of years past. She performed the song with Lorrae Desmond, Hazel Phillips, Denise Drysdale, Jeanne Little, and Rowena Wallace. McDonald, apart from being a staple of film and television since the late 1930s, had also been a regular theatre performer from 1940 until 1989. Later in 1989 McDonald appeared in an episode of the hit British TV series In Sickness and in Health in which she played Raeline's mother. The episode aired in the UK in October 1989. Personal life
McDonald was married in 1941 to Captain Peter Hendry, a son of a reverend and doctor in the Australian Army. During the 1970s she was involved in a live in lesbian relationship with Number 96'' co star Bunney Brooke. The two actors openly appeared in magazine articles about the suburban Sydney home (eastern end of Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga) they shared, and they freely discussed their international summer holidays together in press articles, although the true nature of the relationship was not explicitly stated. McDonald died after a lengthy illness of cancer of the pancreas at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, on 10 March 1990, aged 68. Her partner, actor and casting agent Bunney Brooke, died ten years later.
Карьерасы
Patricia Ethell McDonald (1 August 1921 – 10 March 1990) was an Australian radio actor and actor of stage and television and the daughter of one of Australia's most prominent electric radio engineers and public servants, Arthur Stephen McDonald and his wife, milliner Edith Roseina Ethell. Her grandfather, bootmaker John McDonald, was born in Victoria, and married Eliza Mary Stevenson. Although she was not the first female Gold Logie winner in Australia, which was entertainer and TV host Lorrae Desmond, she was the first female character actor to win for serial Number 96. Number 96 and Sons and Daughters
McDonald was best known for two long running soap opera roles. She played comical malaproping gossip Dorrie Evans in the popular serial Number 96 between 1972 and 1977 and then played Aunty Fiona Thompson in Sons and Daughters between 1981 and 1987. She was featured in both shows throughout their entire run, about five and a half years in each case. McDonald won four Logie awards, including the 1974 Gold Logie, for her work on Number 96. Career
McDonald was born in 1921, and at the age of 18 acted in the 1939 Australian film Seven Little Australians based on the novel by English children's literary writer Ethel Turner she played the twenty year old stepmother Esther. She much later appeared in an episode of the 1970 police drama The Long Arm. The role in Number 96 followed; she reprised the role in the 1974 feature film version of the series. McDonald won several Logie Awards as Best Actress for playing Dorrie, and a Gold Logie for Australia's most popular female personality in 1974. After Number 96 she played a regular role in the short lived Australian situation comedy series The Tea Ladies (1978). One of McDonald's final TV appearances was at the Logie Awards on 17 March 1989, when she took part in a production number called "Golden Girls", which celebrated female Gold Logie winners of years past. She performed the song with Lorrae Desmond, Hazel Phillips, Denise Drysdale, Jeanne Little, and Rowena Wallace. McDonald, apart from being a staple of film and television since the late 1930s, had also been a regular theatre performer from 1940 until 1989. Later in 1989 McDonald appeared in an episode of the hit British TV series In Sickness and in Health in which she played Raeline's mother. The episode aired in the UK in October 1989. Personal life
McDonald was married in 1941 to Captain Peter Hendry, a son of a reverend and doctor in the Australian Army. During the 1970s she was involved in a live in lesbian relationship with Number 96'' co star Bunney Brooke. The two actors openly appeared in magazine articles about the suburban Sydney home (eastern end of Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga) they shared, and they freely discussed their international summer holidays together in press articles, although the true nature of the relationship was not explicitly stated. McDonald died after a lengthy illness of cancer of the pancreas at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, on 10 March 1990, aged 68. Her partner, actor and casting agent Bunney Brooke, died ten years later.
Макдональд 1921 жылы дүниеге келді. 18 жасында 1939 жылы ағылшын балалар әдебиетінің жазушысы Этель Тернердің романы бойынша түсірілген «Жеті кішкентай австралиялық» австралиялық фильмінде 20 жасар Эстердің рөлін ойнады. Кейін 1970 жылы «Ұзақ қол» полициялық драмасының эпизодында пайда болды. Одан кейін «96 номер» сериалында түсті, және 1974 жылы сериалдың көркем фильмінде де сол рөлді қайталады. Дорри рөлін ойнағаны үшін бірнеше «Логи» жүлдесін жеңіп алды, ал 1974 жылы Австралияның ең танымал әйел тұлғасы ретінде «Алтын Логи» жүлдесін алды. «96 номер» сериалынан кейін «Чай ішетін әйелдер» (1978) австралиялық комедиялық сериалында тұрақты рөл ойнады. Макдональдтың соңғы теледидарлық көріністерінің бірі 1989 жылы 17 наурызда «Логи» жүлдесінің салтанатты кешінде болды, ол өткен жылдардың «Алтын Логи» жүлдесінің иегерлерін құрметтеген «Алтын қыздар» атты қойылымға қатысты. Ол Лорра Десмонд, Хейзел Филлипс, Денис Драйсдейл, Жанна Литтл және Ровена Уоллеспен бірге әнді орындады. Макдональд 1930 жылдардың соңынан бастап кино мен теледидардың негізгі бөлігі болды, сонымен қатар 1940 жылдан 1989 жылға дейін театр сахнасында да жиі ойнады. 1989 жылы Макдональд британдық «Ауру жақсылықта» телесериалының эпизодында Рейлиннің анасын ойнады. Эпизод Ұлыбританияда 1989 жылдың қазанында көрсетілді.
Patricia Ethell McDonald (1 August 1921 – 10 March 1990) was an Australian radio actor and actor of stage and television and the daughter of one of Australia's most prominent electric radio engineers and public servants, Arthur Stephen McDonald and his wife, milliner Edith Roseina Ethell. Her grandfather, bootmaker John McDonald, was born in Victoria, and married Eliza Mary Stevenson. Although she was not the first female Gold Logie winner in Australia, which was entertainer and TV host Lorrae Desmond, she was the first female character actor to win for serial Number 96. Number 96 and Sons and Daughters
McDonald was best known for two long running soap opera roles. She played comical malaproping gossip Dorrie Evans in the popular serial Number 96 between 1972 and 1977 and then played Aunty Fiona Thompson in Sons and Daughters between 1981 and 1987. She was featured in both shows throughout their entire run, about five and a half years in each case. McDonald won four Logie awards, including the 1974 Gold Logie, for her work on Number 96. Career
McDonald was born in 1921, and at the age of 18 acted in the 1939 Australian film Seven Little Australians based on the novel by English children's literary writer Ethel Turner she played the twenty year old stepmother Esther. She much later appeared in an episode of the 1970 police drama The Long Arm. The role in Number 96 followed; she reprised the role in the 1974 feature film version of the series. McDonald won several Logie Awards as Best Actress for playing Dorrie, and a Gold Logie for Australia's most popular female personality in 1974. After Number 96 she played a regular role in the short lived Australian situation comedy series The Tea Ladies (1978). One of McDonald's final TV appearances was at the Logie Awards on 17 March 1989, when she took part in a production number called "Golden Girls", which celebrated female Gold Logie winners of years past. She performed the song with Lorrae Desmond, Hazel Phillips, Denise Drysdale, Jeanne Little, and Rowena Wallace. McDonald, apart from being a staple of film and television since the late 1930s, had also been a regular theatre performer from 1940 until 1989. Later in 1989 McDonald appeared in an episode of the hit British TV series In Sickness and in Health in which she played Raeline's mother. The episode aired in the UK in October 1989. Personal life
McDonald was married in 1941 to Captain Peter Hendry, a son of a reverend and doctor in the Australian Army. During the 1970s she was involved in a live in lesbian relationship with Number 96'' co star Bunney Brooke. The two actors openly appeared in magazine articles about the suburban Sydney home (eastern end of Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga) they shared, and they freely discussed their international summer holidays together in press articles, although the true nature of the relationship was not explicitly stated. McDonald died after a lengthy illness of cancer of the pancreas at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, on 10 March 1990, aged 68. Her partner, actor and casting agent Bunney Brooke, died ten years later.
Жеке өмірі
Patricia Ethell McDonald (1 August 1921 – 10 March 1990) was an Australian radio actor and actor of stage and television and the daughter of one of Australia's most prominent electric radio engineers and public servants, Arthur Stephen McDonald and his wife, milliner Edith Roseina Ethell. Her grandfather, bootmaker John McDonald, was born in Victoria, and married Eliza Mary Stevenson. Although she was not the first female Gold Logie winner in Australia, which was entertainer and TV host Lorrae Desmond, she was the first female character actor to win for serial Number 96. Number 96 and Sons and Daughters
McDonald was best known for two long running soap opera roles. She played comical malaproping gossip Dorrie Evans in the popular serial Number 96 between 1972 and 1977 and then played Aunty Fiona Thompson in Sons and Daughters between 1981 and 1987. She was featured in both shows throughout their entire run, about five and a half years in each case. McDonald won four Logie awards, including the 1974 Gold Logie, for her work on Number 96. Career
McDonald was born in 1921, and at the age of 18 acted in the 1939 Australian film Seven Little Australians based on the novel by English children's literary writer Ethel Turner she played the twenty year old stepmother Esther. She much later appeared in an episode of the 1970 police drama The Long Arm. The role in Number 96 followed; she reprised the role in the 1974 feature film version of the series. McDonald won several Logie Awards as Best Actress for playing Dorrie, and a Gold Logie for Australia's most popular female personality in 1974. After Number 96 she played a regular role in the short lived Australian situation comedy series The Tea Ladies (1978). One of McDonald's final TV appearances was at the Logie Awards on 17 March 1989, when she took part in a production number called "Golden Girls", which celebrated female Gold Logie winners of years past. She performed the song with Lorrae Desmond, Hazel Phillips, Denise Drysdale, Jeanne Little, and Rowena Wallace. McDonald, apart from being a staple of film and television since the late 1930s, had also been a regular theatre performer from 1940 until 1989. Later in 1989 McDonald appeared in an episode of the hit British TV series In Sickness and in Health in which she played Raeline's mother. The episode aired in the UK in October 1989. Personal life
McDonald was married in 1941 to Captain Peter Hendry, a son of a reverend and doctor in the Australian Army. During the 1970s she was involved in a live in lesbian relationship with Number 96'' co star Bunney Brooke. The two actors openly appeared in magazine articles about the suburban Sydney home (eastern end of Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga) they shared, and they freely discussed their international summer holidays together in press articles, although the true nature of the relationship was not explicitly stated. McDonald died after a lengthy illness of cancer of the pancreas at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, on 10 March 1990, aged 68. Her partner, actor and casting agent Bunney Brooke, died ten years later.
Макдональд 1941 жылы Австралия армиясының дін қызметкері және дәрігерінің ұлы капитан Питер Хендриге тұрмысқа шықты. 1970 жылдары ол «96 номер» сериалының әріптесі Бунни Брукпен лесбияндық қатынаста болды. Екі актеріс Сиднейдің маңындағы үйлері (Фокс Вэлли Роудтың шығыс жағында, Вахрунга) туралы журналдарда ашық сөйледі, сонымен қатар бірге өткізген жазғы демалыстары туралы баспасөз беттерінде талқылады, бірақ қарым-қатынастың нақты сипаты айтылмады. Макдональд ұзаққа созылған ішек асты безінің қатерлі ісігінен кейін 1990 жылы 10 наурызда 68 жасында Сиднейдегі Корольдік Солтүстік Жағалау ауруханасында қайтыс болды. Оның серіктесі, актер және кастинг агенті Бунни Брук он жылдан кейін қайтыс болды.
Patricia Ethell McDonald (1 August 1921 – 10 March 1990) was an Australian radio actor and actor of stage and television and the daughter of one of Australia's most prominent electric radio engineers and public servants, Arthur Stephen McDonald and his wife, milliner Edith Roseina Ethell. Her grandfather, bootmaker John McDonald, was born in Victoria, and married Eliza Mary Stevenson. Although she was not the first female Gold Logie winner in Australia, which was entertainer and TV host Lorrae Desmond, she was the first female character actor to win for serial Number 96. Number 96 and Sons and Daughters
McDonald was best known for two long running soap opera roles. She played comical malaproping gossip Dorrie Evans in the popular serial Number 96 between 1972 and 1977 and then played Aunty Fiona Thompson in Sons and Daughters between 1981 and 1987. She was featured in both shows throughout their entire run, about five and a half years in each case. McDonald won four Logie awards, including the 1974 Gold Logie, for her work on Number 96. Career
McDonald was born in 1921, and at the age of 18 acted in the 1939 Australian film Seven Little Australians based on the novel by English children's literary writer Ethel Turner she played the twenty year old stepmother Esther. She much later appeared in an episode of the 1970 police drama The Long Arm. The role in Number 96 followed; she reprised the role in the 1974 feature film version of the series. McDonald won several Logie Awards as Best Actress for playing Dorrie, and a Gold Logie for Australia's most popular female personality in 1974. After Number 96 she played a regular role in the short lived Australian situation comedy series The Tea Ladies (1978). One of McDonald's final TV appearances was at the Logie Awards on 17 March 1989, when she took part in a production number called "Golden Girls", which celebrated female Gold Logie winners of years past. She performed the song with Lorrae Desmond, Hazel Phillips, Denise Drysdale, Jeanne Little, and Rowena Wallace. McDonald, apart from being a staple of film and television since the late 1930s, had also been a regular theatre performer from 1940 until 1989. Later in 1989 McDonald appeared in an episode of the hit British TV series In Sickness and in Health in which she played Raeline's mother. The episode aired in the UK in October 1989. Personal life
McDonald was married in 1941 to Captain Peter Hendry, a son of a reverend and doctor in the Australian Army. During the 1970s she was involved in a live in lesbian relationship with Number 96'' co star Bunney Brooke. The two actors openly appeared in magazine articles about the suburban Sydney home (eastern end of Fox Valley Road, Wahroonga) they shared, and they freely discussed their international summer holidays together in press articles, although the true nature of the relationship was not explicitly stated. McDonald died after a lengthy illness of cancer of the pancreas at Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, on 10 March 1990, aged 68. Her partner, actor and casting agent Bunney Brooke, died ten years later.
Теледидар
Жыл Атауы Эпизод Ролі Ескермелер 2008 «Голливуд емес»: Озплоитацияның жасырын тарихы! Өзі Фильм, деректі фильм (мүрағаттық кадрлар) 1989 «Ауру мен денсаулықта» #4.7 Railene's Mother Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1989 «TV Week Logie Awards» сыйлық беру кешінің 29 жылдығы Өзі, Ровена Уоллес, Дениз Драйсдейл, Лорра Дезмонд, Хейзел Филлипс және Жанна Литтлмен бірге «Алтын қыздар» әнін орындады. Телешоу 1988 «TV A. M.» Өзі Телесериал, Ұлыбритания, 1 эпизод 1986 «Балалардың 21 жылдығы» Channel Ten телемарафоны Қонақ Өзі, «96 номерлі үй» актерлері: Джонни Локвуд, Беттина Уэлч, Элизабет Киркби, Вики Реймонд, Шила Кеннелли, Венди Блэклок, Гарри Майклс, Чард Хейвард, Франсис Харгривс және Абигейл. Телешоу 1984 «TV Week Logie Awards» сыйлық беру кешінің 1984 жылғы жиыны Өзі Көрермен Телешоу 1983 «Корпоративтік дене» Lady Tustrain Телефильм 1982 «Майк Уолш шоуы» Өзі, Джо Хашам, Рон Шанд және Чард Хейвард Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1982–1987 «7 арнасы» Перт телемарафоны Өзі Телешоу 1982–1987 «Ұлдар мен қыздар» Fiona Thompson Телесериал 1983 «Корпоративтік дене» Lady Tustrain Телефильм 1982–1987 «Ұлдар мен қыздар» Fiona Thompson Телесериал 1981 «Ауылдық тәжірибе» Alternatives (1 және 2 бөлімдер) Lily Bauer Телесериал, 2 эпизод 1980 «Майк Уолш шоуы» Қонақ Өзі Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1979; 1980 «Майк Уолш шоуы» Қонақ Өзі Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1978 «Glenview High» The Siren Қонақ рөлі Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1978; 1979 «Майк Уолш шоуы» Қонақ Өзі, Мэгги Киркпатрик Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1978 «Шаи ішетін әйелдер» Басты рөл Телесериал 1978; 1978 «Майк Уолш шоуы» Қонақ Өзі Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1977 «96 номерлі үй: Соңғы эпизод» Өзі, Рон Шанд және Банни Брук Телешоу 1977 «Телемарафон-77» Қонақ Өзі Телешоу 1976 «96 номерлі үй: Олар бұл соңғысы болмайды деді» Өзі, Банни Брук және Рон Шанд Телешоу 1973 «Жексенбілік журнал» Өзі Қонақ («96 номерлі үй» мерекесі: 300-ші эпизод), Абигейл, Рон Шанд, Гордон Макдугал және Джонни Локвуд Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1972–1977 «96 номерлі үй» Dorrie Evans Телесериал 1971 «Династия» The Coorabungle Deposit Қонақ рөлі: Selma ABC Телесериалы, 1 эпизод 1971 «Homicide» The Terrible Stranger Қонақ рөлі: Mrs. Davis Телесериал, 1 эпизод 1970 «Division 4» Running Sheet Қонақ рөлі: Betty Gregson Телесериал, 2 эпизод «Lightning Ridge-ден келген адам» Ruby Slater Телесериал 1970 «The Long Arm» Only a Wave Away Қонақ рөлі: Miss Bacon Телесериал, 1 эпизод 18: "Only A Wave Away"