Anna Carteret
English actress, starred in 'Bergerac'
Born
December 11th, 1942
82 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
England
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This English actress gained prominence through definitive roles in television and theatre. Significant contributions include performance in the long-running detective series 'Bergerac,' where portrayal of a key character showcased her acting skills. Additionally, appeared in various stage productions that reflected versatility and depth in performances across various genres. Career spanned several decades, engaging audiences with a combination of compelling characters and emotional storytelling.
Starred in 'Bergerac'
Performed in various stage productions
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