Noeline Brown
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Noeline Brown (born 3 October 1938) is an Australian actor and comedian. She has appeared in many films, television shows, plays and radio programs.
She played a regular role in immensely popular Australian situation comedy series My Name's McGooley, What's Yours? and was a regular on sketch comedy program The Naked Vicar Show and Graham Kennedy's Blankety Blanks.
Noeline Brown was a competitor in Dancing with the Stars in 2006.
In 2007, Noeline appeared in Bruce Venables' and Richard Fidler's play Flying Solo, directed by Judy Nunn. Noeline starred alongside Barry Quin, Paula Duncan, Enda Markey and Jacinta John.
Brown was portrayed in the 2007 television movie The King, about the life of Graham Kennedy, by Jane Allsop.
[edit] Personal life
In 1976, Brown married one of the writer/producers of the Naked Vicar Show, Tony Sattler. The couple were close friends of the late Graham Kennedy - Noeline was present when Kennedy died in 2005.
Noeline has twice stood for election to the Australian Federal Parliament, as a candidate for the Australian Labor Party, of which she has been a long term member. While Noeline has not yet won the notoriously conservative parliamentary seat in which she has been a long term resident, she remains hopeful of one day representing her district and its people, and the Labor Party, in the commonwealth parliament.
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