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Hazel McBride

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Acting
Born
Mar 24, 1949
From
Enfield, Middlesex, England, UK

Hazel McBride (born 24 March 1949) is a British actress known for her role as Madeleine Duclos in the BBC television drama series Secret Army. McBride became involved in amateur dramatics while reading history at Bristol University and her first professional engagement was working in a children's theatre company in Glasgow before her work for repertory theatres around the UK. With a solid list of theatre credits including runs in the West End and Bristol Old Vic, McBride began to make appearances in television dramas in the 1970s before gaining the role of Madeleine in Secret Army, appearing in its second and third series in 1978 and 1979. After the series ended its run, McBride continued her acting career mostly in theatre and television. She was interviewed about her time on Secret Army for the special features of the third series DVD release in 2004. As of 2010, she is the director of School English Scene, a theatre company created to support English teaching in British secondary schools. In this capacity, she has written, produced, and directed.

Credits

Coupling

20007.9out of 10

Space: 1999

19757.1out of 10

Hart to Hart

19796.9out of 10

Tales of the Unexpected

19796.7out of 10

The Bill

19846.8out of 10

The Professionals

19777.6out of 10

Survivors

19757.9out of 10

Rumpole of the Bailey

19757.1out of 10

Secret Army

19777.8out of 10

Thriller

19737.0out of 10

After You've Gone

20074.8out of 10

Van der Valk

19726.2out of 10

Hardware

20035.4out of 10

One Hour to Zero

19766.8out of 10

Dickens of London

19767.3out of 10

A Killer with Two Faces

19747.0out of 10

House on the Hill

19818.0out of 10

The Sunday Drama

19775.0out of 10

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