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Pamela Rabe’s most known roles are Mercury (1996), The Secret Life of Us (2001), Fucking Adelaide (2017) and as one of TVs most famous characters, joining the TV series Wentworth (2013) as Joan ‘The Freak’ Ferguson in season 2 of the award winning drama which earned Rabe a Logie Award in 2018. Click on each title for more information ...
18 de ago. de 2021 · Ultimately, a much-anticipated physical reunion had to be called off in favour of a virtual meet-up between Wentworth actors past and present Sigrid Thornton, Susie Porter, Jane Hall, Kate Atkinson, Pamela Rabe and our cover star Danielle Cormack. None of them are strangers to the vagaries prompted by Covid. The upcoming final season was filmed ...
27 de mai. de 2023 · Pamela Rabe plays Margaret Carruthers in the new Amazon Prime Show ‘ Deadloch ‘. The first three episodes of Deadloch will premiere exclusively on Prime Video globally on Friday, June 2, with new episodes available each Friday, leading up to the season finale on Friday, July 7. Deadloch becomes the latest addition to the Prime membership.
Oz stage vet Pamela Rabe, a Canadian expat, served up a perf so icy cold it hinted at deeper psychological scarring that was never laid bare. As the mother, octogenarian thesp Ruth Cracknell in part reprised her dotty character from long-running Australian Broadcasting Corp. comedy “Mother and Son,” while otherwise looking like she was going through the motions.
26 de out. de 2021 · Filed under Subscription, Top Stories. “Joan had nine lives and I had no say in any of them,” says Pamela Rabe. Since arriving in Season 2 of Wentworth in the enigmatic role of Governor Joan Ferguson, Rabe has delivered some of the show’s most compelling, terrifying, deliciously dark scenes. She’s kept fans on the edge of their seats ...
23 de jul. de 2020 · This morning Pamela Rabe was live on the Kyle & Jackie O Show to talk about the new season of Wentworth and the return of Joan Ferguson. If you’ve missed it ...
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Chris Boyd, Herald Sun,16 January 2008. Pamela Rabe invests "the nymphomaniac" Nola Boyle in Season at Sarsaparilla with all the desperate loneliness and innate sweetness that speaks volumes for why such a description was so common in the desolate excuse for a housewife's existence in that era.
