Barbara Roscoe

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Barbara Roscoe

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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew more about actress Barbara Roscoe, who played the receptionist in "The Murder Market"? It seems that she did some film/tv work possibly, before her appearance, but I'm not sure what all she did.
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hi, did you already look at imdb? there are some informations about her. Here is the link.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741183/
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Many thanks - yes, I did in fact have a glance at her credentials (seems like there ought to be a good Steed line there.. :D ) and wondered why her acting seemed to stop with The Avengers. Ebay has a photo or two of her from time to time, suggesting that she possibly modelled at one time.

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buck1107 wrote:Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew more about actress Barbara Roscoe, who played the receptionist in "The Murder Market"? It seems that she did some film/tv work possibly, before her appearance, but I'm not sure what all she did.
Thanks :)
the show, along with other UK productions, used a slew of different actors, etc..

many has guested on secret agent man, avengers, etc..sorta neat to see all of them popping up on other shows, from time to time...
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Remember, acting doesn't end with TV and film.
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Dandy Forsdyke wrote:Remember, acting doesn't end with TV and film.
That's the thing I hate about IMDb--there's absolutely no listings for stage productions. You end up with all these holes in people's careers, especially British actors, who spend more time on stage on average than Americans. :?
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True, but it is a movie database. I suppose we should be grateful TV is included (athough there can be a fine line between the two). Perhaps there should be a big overhaul with a name change.
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Timeless A-Peel wrote:
Dandy Forsdyke wrote:Remember, acting doesn't end with TV and film.
That's the thing I hate about IMDb--there's absolutely no listings for stage productions. You end up with all these holes in people's careers, especially British actors, who spend more time on stage on average than Americans. :?
..and radio! Many actors spend 90% of their broadcasting career in British radio plays and series. And it has spawned/nurtured some big productions and bigger writers... anyone heard of a chap called Douglas Adams?
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Dandy Forsdyke wrote:True, but it is a movie database. I suppose we should be grateful TV is included (athough there can be a fine line between the two). Perhaps there should be a big overhaul with a name change.
True, but they transcended the "movie" bit a long time ago--they list talk show appearances and documentary extras. I think theatre would be the next logical step.
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Frankymole wrote:
Timeless A-Peel wrote:
Dandy Forsdyke wrote:Remember, acting doesn't end with TV and film.
That's the thing I hate about IMDb--there's absolutely no listings for stage productions. You end up with all these holes in people's careers, especially British actors, who spend more time on stage on average than Americans. :?
..and radio! Many actors spend 90% of their broadcasting career in British radio plays and series. And it has spawned/nurtured some big productions and bigger writers... anyone heard of a chap called Douglas Adams?
Definitely. There's something galling about the fact that when you look up Simon Jones he only gets a credit as Arthur for the TV series (which I adore, but still). That means nada for Susan Sheridan and Geoffrey McGivern have no H2G2 credit at all. That can't be right. :?

(In a side note, I spent last night trying to figure out why I recognised the voice of the head lizard man on Doctor Who last night. Bothered me the whole time. Then I saw the credits and there was Stephen Moore. He's everywhere! :D )
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