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Tall and statuesque actress '''Barbara Babcock''' {{born|27|February|1937}} has enjoyed a long Hollywood career that includes roles in nearly thirty movies, regular roles in a half-dozen or so television series, about sixty guest appearances, a number of which were repeat appearances for her character, and a number of stage appearances. |
Tall and statuesque actress '''Barbara Babcock''' {{born|27|February|1937}} has enjoyed a long Hollywood career that includes roles in nearly thirty movies, regular roles in a half-dozen or so television series, about sixty guest appearances, a number of which were repeat appearances for her character, and a number of stage appearances. |
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Babcock had a recurring role on the hit TV series ''[[wikipedia:Dallas (TV series)|Dallas]]'' from 1978 through 1982. She won an [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award|Emmy Award]] for her role as "Grace Gardner" in the TV series ''[[wikipedia:Hill Street Blues|Hill Street Blues]]''. She is most recently known to television viewers for the series ''[[wikipedia:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'', for which she also received an Emmy nomination. She also co-starred with [[wikipedia:Jerry Orbach|Jerry Orbach]] in the 1987-88 series, ''[[wikipedia:The Law & Harry McGraw|The Law & Harry McGraw]]''. |
Babcock had a recurring role on the hit TV series ''[[wikipedia:Dallas (TV series)|Dallas]]'' from 1978 through 1982. She won an [[Wikipedia:Emmy Award|Emmy Award]] for her role as "Grace Gardner" in the TV series ''[[wikipedia:Hill Street Blues|Hill Street Blues]]''. She is most recently known to television viewers for the series ''[[wikipedia:Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman|Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman]]'', for which she also received an Emmy nomination. She also co-starred with [[wikipedia:Jerry Orbach|Jerry Orbach]] in the 1987-88 series, ''[[wikipedia:The Law & Harry McGraw|The Law & Harry McGraw]]''. |
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| − | Her feature film credits include ''[[wikipedia:Bang the Drum Slowly|Bang the Drum Slowly]]'' (1973), ''[[wikipedia:The Lords of Discipline|The Lords of Discipline]]'' (1983), ''[[wikipedia:'Salem's Lot|'Salem's Lot]]'' (1979) with [[TOS]] guest stars [[Elisha Cook, Jr.]], [[David Soul]] and [[Julie Cobb]], ''[[wikipedia:Far and Away|Far and Away]]'' (1992) with |
+ | Her feature film credits include ''[[wikipedia:Bang the Drum Slowly|Bang the Drum Slowly]]'' (1973), ''[[wikipedia:The Lords of Discipline|The Lords of Discipline]]'' (1983), ''[[wikipedia:'Salem's Lot|'Salem's Lot]]'' (1979) with [[TOS]] guest stars [[Elisha Cook, Jr.]], [[David Soul]], and [[Julie Cobb]], ''[[wikipedia:Far and Away|Far and Away]]'' (1992) with [[Colm Meaney]], and ''[[wikipedia:Space Cowboys|Space Cowboys]]'' (2000) with [[James Cromwell]]. |
=== Appearances === |
=== Appearances === |
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+ | ** {{e|The Squire of Gothos}} as [[Trelane's parents|Trelane's mother]] (voice) |
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+ | ** {{e|A Taste of Armageddon}} as [[Mea 3]] |
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+ | ** {{e|Assignment: Earth}} as [[Beta 5 computer]] (voice) |
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+ | ** {{e|The Tholian Web}} as [[Loskene]] (voice) |
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+ | ** {{e|Plato's Stepchildren}} as [[Philana]] |
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+ | ** {{e|The Lights of Zetar}} as [[Zetar]] (voice) |
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+ | == External link== |
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+ | * {{IMDb-link|page=nm0044823}} |
[[Category:Performers|Babcock, Barbara]] |
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Revision as of 20:29, 20 March 2008
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Tall and statuesque actress Barbara Babcock (born 27 February 1937; age 87) has enjoyed a long Hollywood career that includes roles in nearly thirty movies, regular roles in a half-dozen or so television series, about sixty guest appearances, a number of which were repeat appearances for her character, and a number of stage appearances.
Babcock had a recurring role on the hit TV series Dallas from 1978 through 1982. She won an Emmy Award for her role as "Grace Gardner" in the TV series Hill Street Blues. She is most recently known to television viewers for the series Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, for which she also received an Emmy nomination. She also co-starred with Jerry Orbach in the 1987-88 series, The Law & Harry McGraw.
Her feature film credits include Bang the Drum Slowly (1973), The Lords of Discipline (1983), 'Salem's Lot (1979) with TOS guest stars Elisha Cook, Jr., David Soul, and Julie Cobb, Far and Away (1992) with Colm Meaney, and Space Cowboys (2000) with James Cromwell.
Appearances
- TOS:
- "The Squire of Gothos" as Trelane's mother (voice)
- "A Taste of Armageddon" as Mea 3
- "Assignment: Earth" as Beta 5 computer (voice)
- "The Tholian Web" as Loskene (voice)
- "Plato's Stepchildren" as Philana
- "The Lights of Zetar" as Zetar (voice)
External link
- Template:IMDb-link