Carmen Duncan

Australian actress in television and film

Carmen Duncan - Australian actress in television and film
Born

July 7th, 1942
83 years ago

Died

2019
6 years ago — 77 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Australia

Links & References

Originated from Australia, pursued an acting career that spanned over three decades, appearing in numerous television series and films. Gained prominence for roles in the television series 'Number 96' and 'The Young Doctors'. Also featured in the films 'The Love Letters' and 'The Last of the Knuckleheads'. Contributed to stage productions, showcasing versatility across different platforms. Retired from acting but remained a respected figure in the Australian entertainment industry.

Appeared in 'Number 96'

Starred in 'The Young Doctors'

Featured in 'The Love Letters'

Acted in 'The Last of the Knuckleheads'

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