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Sheila Florance
Sheila Florance
75 years (Jul 24, 1916 – Oct 12, 1991)
St. Kilda East, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
9 Movies
2 TV Shows

Sheila Florance

Sheila Florance is an Australian film and television actress, familiar to regular viewers without ever being a headline act. The best-known entry on the list is 'Mad Max', playing May Swaisey. Roughly 11 credits in 61 years means a rhythm of work most performers never manage.
Sheila Florance is an Australian film and television actress, familiar to regular viewers without ever being a headline act. The best-known entry on the list is 'Mad Max', playing May Swaisey. Roughly 11 credits in 61 years means a rhythm of work most performers never manage.
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Is Sheila Florance still alive?
Sheila Florance passed away on October 12, 1991 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Sheila Florance?
Sheila Florance is best known for roles in Mad Max, Summerfield, The Devil's Playground.
How many movies has Sheila Florance been in?
Over a 26-year career (since 1965), Sheila Florance has appeared in 9 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Sheila Florance's first movie?
The career of Sheila Florance began with Clay (1965).
What is Sheila Florance's most recent movie or series?
Sheila Florance's most recent release is A Woman's Tale, which premiered on September 26, 1991.
What TV shows has Sheila Florance appeared in?
On television, Sheila Florance has appeared in Round the Twist, Rafferty's Rules.
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Sheila Florance
Sheila Florance
1916-07-24 · St. Kilda East, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Sheila Florance (1916-1991) was an Australian actress, known for her role of Lizzie Birdsworth in TV series' Prisoner (1979-1984), Mad Max (1979) and A Woman's Tale (1991). Died of cancer in Melbourne, Australia at age 75, 9 days after winning Australian Film Institute's Best Actress award for A Woman's Tale (1991), a film where she played a woman dying of cancer.

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