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Australian actor (1939–2000)
1990s. Phipps' most notable roles included portraying Prime Minister Gough Whitlam in the six-hour television miniseries The Dismissal (1983). Phipps was
Max_Phipps
1986 Australian film
and starring Sam Elliott, Rebecca Gilling, John Meillon, Robert Coleby, Max Phipps, and Robert Culp. It was created for US network television and was filmed
The_Blue_Lightning
1981 Australian post-apocalyptic action film
and become a leader of their efforts to establish a new civilization. Max Phipps as The Toadie, the crier of Humungus's gang and a classic sycophant. Vernon
Mad_Max_2
1987 horror adventure film by Arch Nicholson
produced by Antony I. Ginnane and starring John Jarratt, Nikki Coghill, and Max Phipps. The film is an adaptation of the novel Numunwari by Australian conservationist
Dark_Age_(film)
1986 Australian film
Hargreaves as lieutenant Harris Meredith Phillips as Melanie Mitchell Max Phipps as Major Savage Bill Hunter as O'Reilly Simon Chilvers as Rev. Mitchell
Sky_Pirates
1983 film by Ferdinand Fairfax
Tommy Lee Jones as Bully Hayes Michael O'Keefe as Nathaniel Williamson Max Phipps as Ben Pease Jenny Seagrove as Sophie Bruce Allpress as Mr. Blake Grant
Savage_Islands_(film)
1979 Australian film
Australian horror film directed by Rod Hardy and starring Chantal Contouri, Max Phipps, and David Hemmings. It follows a woman who is kidnapped by a blood-drinking
Thirst_(1979_film)
1980 Australian film
premiered at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival. Bryan Brown as China Jackson Max Phipps as Orton Gary Waddell as Dave Phil Motherwell as Alby Robert Noble as
Stir_(1980_film)
1980 Australian film
Cathy/Helen Selleck Jennie Lamond as Young Cathy Gary Sweet as Terry Besanko Max Phipps as George D'alberg John Michael Howson as Bennett Collingwood Nina Landis
Nightmares_(1980_film)
1973 musical by Richard O'Brien
eighteen months in Sydney, Miller's production moved to Melbourne, with Max Phipps taking over the title role. It opened at the Regent Palace Theatre on
The_Rocky_Horror_Show
1995 Australian TV series or program
Danny Adcock, Wayne Pygram, Liddy Clark, Aaron Jeffery, Tayler Kane and Max Phipps. Georgie Parker as Firefighter 4th grade Morgan 'Mad Dog'Cartwright Peter
Fire_(TV_series)
1983 Australian television miniseries
Phillip Noyce and Paul Cox were both attached as directors for a time. Max Phipps as the dismissed Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam John Meillon as Governor-General
The_Dismissal_(miniseries)
1984 Australian TV series or program
Elaine Hudson as Lindy Chamberlain John Hamblin as Michael Chamberlain Max Phipps as Mr Baker QC Peter Carroll as Mr Phillips QC Sandy Gutman as Himself
The Disappearance of Azaria Chamberlain
The_Disappearance_of_Azaria_Chamberlain
1976 Australian film
sold to Canada, Europe and South America. Jacki Weaver Hugh Keays-Byrne Max Phipps Robert Bruning Paula Duncan Steve Dodd Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on
Polly_Me_Love
Australian media proprietor (1906–1974)
miniseries The True Believers, Packer was portrayed by Australian actor Max Phipps. In the 2007 television biopic The King about comedian Graham Kennedy
Frank_Packer
1971 Australian TV series or program
John Derum as Corporal Ginger Wiseman Joe Hasham as Pvt Squizzy Taylor Max Phipps as Lt Wigg Red Moore as Major Colin Buckmaster Mark Hashfield as Sgt Major
The_Thursday_Creek_Mob
1974 film by Peter Weir
Joe Burrow as Ganger Deryck Barnes as Smedley Edward Howell as Tringham Max Phipps as Reverend Mulray Melissa Jaffer as Beth Tim Robertson as Les Herbie
The_Cars_That_Ate_Paris
1994 Australian TV series
Garth Mary Docker as Elly Matthew Dyktynski as Detective Richard Petty Max Phipps as Detective Inspector Derrida Michael Veitch as Doctor Baker Monica Maughan
Halifax_f.p.
1990 Australian film
sailor himself, and adventure ensues. Andrew Shepherd as Steven Wilson Max Phipps as Mr Zachary Pat Evison as Gran Kim Gyngell as Jim Shilling Danielle
What_the_Moon_Saw
IMDb Nightmares John D. Lamond Jenny Neumann, Gary Sweet, Nina Landis, Max Phipps, Edmund Pegge, Sue Jones, Briony Behets, John Michael Howson, Gary Day
List of Australian films of 1980
List_of_Australian_films_of_1980
November 17 - Yuya Uchida, Japanese singer and actor (died 2019) November 18 Max Phipps, Australian actor (died 2000) Brenda Vaccaro, American actress November
1939_in_film
Australian television series
episode) Lorrae Desmond as Cassandra Max Cullen as Vossif (1 episode) Max Phipps as Patrick Ryan (1 episode) Max Osbiston as Samuels (1 episode) Michael
Shannon's_Mob
1989 Australian TV series or program
Fitzgerald Inquiry. Bill Hunter as Graeme Parker Nick Tate as Tony Fitzgerald Max Phipps as Queensland Police Commissioner Terry Lewis Gerry Connolly as Premier
Police_State_(1989_film)
1982 Australian TV series or program
on 18-year-old Ann Cutler, who lives with her adoptive parents, Doug (Max Phipps) and Joy Cutler (Fiona Spence), in a small country town. Ann's relationship
Women_of_the_Sun
Television series
Minogue as Yvonne (1 episode) Marion Edward as Mona Vale (1 episode) Max Phipps as Elephant Jim (1 episode) Nigel Bradshaw as Bernie Barker (1 episode)
Zoo_Family
1991 Australian TV series or program
Jason Mellop Sally Warwick as Samantha Mellop Bill Conn aa Bill Mellop Max Phipps as Bernie Dump Drew Forsythe as Ralph Julie Godfrey as Aunt Jocelyn Kim
The Miraculous Mellops (TV series)
The_Miraculous_Mellops_(TV_series)
2001 video game
Blakemore (known for Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar) and actor Max Phipps. However, this collaboration was unsuccessful, leading to the dissolution
Wizardry_8
1983 Australian film
Doug McGrath as Adolf Hitler Graham Kennedy as Australian Prime Minister Max Phipps as Admiral Alfred Sandor as New York Police Captain Ron Becks as Black
The Return of Captain Invincible
The_Return_of_Captain_Invincible
Das Ding im Schloß Thirst Rod Hardy Chantal Contouri, Shirley Cameron, Max Phipps Australia Horror Time After Time Nicholas Meyer Malcolm McDowell, Mary
List of science fiction films of the 1970s
List_of_science_fiction_films_of_the_1970s
Australian theatre company
Lynette Curran, Maggie Dence, Maggie Kirkpatrick, Mark Hembrow, Max Cullen, Max Phipps, Mervyn Drake, Michele Fawdon, Nico Lathouris, Pamela Stephenson
Old_Tote_Theatre_Company
Theatre company in Sydney, Australia (1970–1988)
Meagher, Chris Haywood, Mark Lee, Tina Bursill, Tony Llewellyn-Jones, Max Phipps, John Wood, John Clayton, Peter Sumner, Peter Whitford, Cornelia Frances
Nimrod_Theatre_Company
Australian actor
got someone decent to play Whitlam", referring to the performance of Max Phipps. During the early 1990s Stanton portrayed the character of Oliver Blackwood
John_Stanton_(actor)
1986 Australian TV series or program
Nick Christopher Gary Sweet as Brian Doyle Trisha Noble as Elisabeth Max Phipps as Max Mercia Deane-Johns as Judy Beth Buchanan as C Georgie Parker as Model
Body_Business
1999 American TV series or program
Tamiia Poitier – Ruth Sonya Walger – Miriam James Coburn – The Peddler Max Phipps – Jezer Terry Norris – High Priest Jonathan Biggins – First Priest Monica
Noah's_Ark_(miniseries)
1982 Australian film
Scott Burgess as George Rosemary Paul as Alex Tim McKenzie as Armstrong Max Phipps as Francis Tony Barry as Ozzie Jack O'Leary as Morry Joe Martin as Sol
Dead_Easy_(1982_film)
1996 Australian TV series or program
Ben Chow, Nina Liu 5 "A Fallen Woman" Geoffrey Wright Stuart Sutcliffe Max Phipps, Rachael Maza, Arthur Angel, Deborah Kennedy, Rhonda Doyle 6 "Cross Turning
Naked:_Stories_of_Men
Sam Elliott, Rebecca Gilling, Robert Culp, John Meillon, Robert Coleby, Max Phipps, Ernie Dingo, Ray Meagher, Norman Erskine Adventure / Action / Drama /
List of Australian films of 1986
List_of_Australian_films_of_1986
John Hughes, David Odell (screenplay); Tommy Lee Jones, Michael O'Keefe, Max Phipps, Jenny Seagrove, Grant Tilly, Peter Rowley, Prince Tui Teka A Night in
List of American films of 1983
List_of_American_films_of_1983
Bathory as a vampire. Thirst 1979 Australia Rod Hardy Chantal Contouri, Max Phipps, David Hemmings A vampire film featuring a female descendant of Countess
List_of_vampire_films
1969 TV series or program
Weaver (1 episode) John Meillon (1 episode) Kerry McGuire (1 episode) Max Phipps Reg Gorman (1 episode) Richard Meikle (1 episode) Sheila Kennelly (1 episode)
Woobinda_(Animal_Doctor)
2017 dungeon-crawling role-playing video game
Due to the lack of progress by the game's team run by Australian actor Max Phipps, Blakemore was hired as a consultant. However, he alleged that he was
Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar
Grimoire:_Heralds_of_the_Winged_Exemplar
Meillon, Terry Camilleri, Chris Haywood, Bruce Spence, Max Gillies, Edward Howell, Max Phipps, Melissa Jaffer, Kevin Miles, Rick Scully, Peter Armstrong
List of American films of 1976
List_of_American_films_of_1976
1988 Australian film
Hardy and David Stevens. Lamond had meant to direct it in 1982 starring Max Phipps, Jill Perryman and Steve Tandy but the film did not eventuate. Howson
Backstage_(1988_film)
Easy Bert Deling Scott Burgess, Rosemary Paul, Tim McKenzie, Joe Martin, Max Phipps, Jack O'Leary, Sandy Gore, Barney Combes, Bobby Noble, Carlotta, Tony
List of Australian films of 1982
List_of_Australian_films_of_1982
1971 Australian TV series or program
Man" Mark Lee Dave O’Dwyer 1 episode Max Cullen Glen Shannon 1 episode Max Osbiston McDonald Snr 1 episode Max Phipps Morris Answorth 1 episode: "Boney in
Boney_(TV_series)
Television series
was no prizemoney or trip to Tahiti) and arrest her and her partner. Max Phipps as the Archbishop of London. A Nobel Prize winning author and an ex-husband
Bullpitt!
Meillon, Terry Camilleri, Chris Haywood, Bruce Spence, Max Gillies, Edward Howell, Max Phipps, Melissa Jaffer, Kevin Miles, Rick Scully, Peter Armstrong
List of American films of 1974
List_of_American_films_of_1974
The Golden Legend of Babylon". AllMovie. Retrieved January 20, 2010. "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome". TV Guide. Archived from the original on January 12,
List of adventure films of the 1980s
List_of_adventure_films_of_the_1980s
1975 Australian film
Jacki Weaver repeated their stage performances however Don Crosby and Max Phipps, who played the police, were replaced by Peter Cummins and John Hargreaves
The_Removalists_(film)
Friedl, Helmut Bakaitis, Peter Cummins, Terry Norris, George Whaley, Max Phipps, Dennis Miller Comedy Feature film AFI winner for Best Film. IMDb Sympathy
List of Australian films of 1971
List_of_Australian_films_of_1971
Dismissal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam
miniseries The Dismissal dramatised the events of the crisis. It featured Max Phipps as Whitlam, John Meillon as Kerr and John Stanton as Fraser. A musical
1975 Australian constitutional crisis
1975_Australian_constitutional_crisis
1988 Australian TV series or program
in the film are Rebekah Elmaloglou as Elly, Brendan Cowell as Paul and Max Phipps as Mister Jensen. The film has not seen a commercial release and is not
C/o_The_Bartons
Australian actor (born 1952)
Bill Hunter, and 1980 prison drama Stir (1980), opposite Bryan Brown and Max Phipps. Waddell later had a role in 2000 crime film Chopper, where he played
Gary_Waddell
1997 Australian TV series or program
is charged with aggravated assault. notable guest stars: Grant Bowler, Max Phipps 28 24 "Episode 28" July 8, 1998 (1998-07-08) Virginia investigates corruption
Wildside (Australian TV series)
Wildside_(Australian_TV_series)
1971 play by Bob Ellis and Dick Hall
John Wood as Henry Parkes Victor Marsh as Henry O'Farrell Bob Hornery Max Phipps Carole Skinner Alan Tobin Original production listing at Ausstage "SENDING
Duke of Edinburgh Assassinated or The Vindication of Henry Parkes
Duke_of_Edinburgh_Assassinated_or_The_Vindication_of_Henry_Parkes
Rod Hardy Chantal Contouri, David Hemmings, Henry Silva, Max Phipps, Shirley Cameron, Max Phipps, Rod Mullinar, Rosie Sturgess, Robert Thompson, Walter
List of Australian films of 1979
List_of_Australian_films_of_1979
1988 Australian TV series or program
Ward Joan Bruce as Pattie Menzies Malcolm Robertson as Idris Williams Max Phipps as Sir Frank Packer Norman Kaye as Archbishop Daniel Mannix Stuart McCreery
True_Believers_(miniseries)
Indigenous Australian film director
inaugural Drama Critics' Award for Best Production and his leading man Max Phipps received Best Actor for his role of "Queenie". [citation needed] He began
Brian_Syron
1985 Australian film
Tunkley Twin Nathalie Burgess - Tunkley Twin Genevieve Mooy - Margaret York Max Phipps - Sam Tregado Bill Young - Wally Wombat Helen McDonald - Pat Harrison
Emoh_Ruo
1964 Australian TV play
Julianna Allan as Carol Muriel Hopkins as Mrs Brooke Joan Morrow as Janet Max Phipps as Louis Pat Hill Joan Winchester Leonard Bullen Jonathon Constable The
Split_Level_(TV_play)
Denny Lawrence Joy Smithers, Martin Sacks, Philip Quast, Genevieve Mooy, Max Phipps Bill Young, Louise Le Nay, Jack Ellis, Mervyn Drake, Helen McDonald, Richard
List of Australian films of 1985
List_of_Australian_films_of_1985
Season of television series
Bridie Carter, Peter Gwynne, June Salter, Matt Doran, Linda Hartley, Max Phipps, Rod Mullinar, Virginia Hey, Joyce Jacobs, Betty Bobbitt, Charles "Bud"
All_Saints_season_1
Slave trader (c.1834–1870)
Nate and Hayes), is an adventure film, which starred Australian actor Max Phipps as the main antagonist in a fictional portrayal of Pease. In the TV show
Ben_Pease
Akersten Stir Stephen Wallace Australia Action, Drama, Thriller Bryan Brown, Max Phipps, Dennis Miller, Gary Waddell, Phil Motherwell, Michael Gow, Edward Robshaw
List of LGBTQ-related films of 1980
List_of_LGBTQ-related_films_of_1980
Ernesto Montemayor Jr., 72, Mexican Olympic sports shooter (1960, 1972). Max Phipps, 60, Australian actor, cancer. Raúl Sanguineti, 67, Argentine chess Grandmaster
Deaths_in_August_2000
Television series
Sonkkila as Frank Giles Marco Chiappi as Christian Rosalind Hammond as Elfie Max Phipps Damian Walshe-Howling as Hoon (1 episode) Luke Carroll as Simon Tjapiljari
Sky_Trackers
1971 Australian TV series or program
Mackenzie Michael Latimer as Tony Fielding Margo Lee as Margeurite Sommers Max Phipps as Jack Wilson Jill Forster as Sandra Goodall Diana Perryman as Mrs Wheeler
Catwalk (Australian TV series)
Catwalk_(Australian_TV_series)
American jazz musician (1931-2011)
Holiday, Joe Guy, Max Roach, and Ike Quebec. Another cousin, Ernie Phipps, led the big band The Monarchs of Rhythm with Eugene Phipps, Sr. at the Savoy
Billy_Phipps
Australian film and television award
Thompson Breaker Morant Capt. Alfred Taylor Bryan Brown Stir China Jackson Max Phipps Norton Edward Woodward Breaker Morant Lt. Harry "Breaker" Morant 1981
AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role
AACTA_Award_for_Best_Actor_in_a_Leading_Role
1989 Australian TV series or program
Clarke Andrew Ferguson as Danny Clarke Lucy Bayler as Kathy Robinson Max Phipps as Barry Farmer Ruth Yaffe as Betty Gabriella Clark as Veronica Helen
This_Man..._This_Woman
Literary and film genre
Cates 1983 Nate and Hayes Starring Tommy Lee Jones, Michael O'Keefe, Max Phipps and Jenny Seagrove Also released as Savage Islands. Story of Bully Hayes
South_Seas_genre
Wallace, Carmen Duncan, Judith Fisher, Lyndall Barbour, Slim de Grey, Max Cullen, Max Phipps, Vincent Gil, Henri Szeps, The Atlantics, Kevin Leslie, Goff Vockler
List of Australian films of the 1960s
List_of_Australian_films_of_the_1960s
Television series
Charles O'Connor Kevin Wilson as Les Darcy Mark Kelly as Douglas Mawson Max Phipps as member of Parliament Neil Fitzpatrick as Charles Ulm John Morris as
Behind_the_Legend
1984 Australian TV series or program
"Return of the Cat" Maureen Edwards Mrs Sharp Episode 4: "Easy Street" Max Phipps Arthur Lambert 2 episodes Mercia Deane-Johns Molly Episode 35: "Suzie's
Special Squad (Australian TV series)
Special_Squad_(Australian_TV_series)
Michael Pate, Maureen Edwards, John Ley, Peter Cummins, Kerry Francis, Max Phipps, Rosie Bailey, Jeff Ashby, Jon Geros, Alan Hardy, Adrian Wright, Garry
List of Australian films of 1981
List_of_Australian_films_of_1981
Ate Paris Peter Weir John Meillon, Terry Camilleri, Kevin Miles, Max Gillies, Max Phipps, Bruce Spence, Melissa Jaffer, Peter Armstrong, Chris Haywood Comedy
List of Australian films of 1974
List_of_Australian_films_of_1974
American actor (born 1990)
had a small recurring role in the CBS series Person of Interest as Caleb Phipps, first appearing for one episode in the middle of season 2 and then again
Luke_Kleintank
Australian film and television award ceremony
Police State (ABC) Bob Baines — Malpractice Gary Sweet — Rescue (ABC) Max Phipps — Police State (ABC) Best Performance by an Actress in a Telefeature Pat
1989 Australian Film Institute Awards
1989_Australian_Film_Institute_Awards
1969 Australian TV series or program
Lyndall Barbour as Maria (1 episode) Lyndel Rowe as Jenny (1 episode) Max Phipps as Tony Spencer (1 episode) Michael Pate as Leo Falstone-Green (1 episode)
Delta_(Australian_TV_series)
Film by Jaume Collet-Serra
D+ score, noting: "Orphan isn't scary – it's garish and plodding." Keith Phipps from The A.V. Club wrote: "If director Jaume Collet-Serra set out to make
Orphan_(2009_film)
1969 Australian film
as Nugget John Armstrong as Jack Kelly Peter Aanensen as Sgt Quinn Max Phipps as Keith Grayson Vincent Gil as Lennie Ryan Henri Szeps as Peter Marion
You_Can't_See_'round_Corners
2017 British crime drama series
as Nico 'Mucky' Ricci Sophie Ward as Anna Phipps Kierston Wareing as Leda Strike Michael Byrne as Roy Phipps Anna Calder-Marshall as Janice Beattie Cherie
Strike_(TV_series)
Feature film IMDb Dark Age Arch Nicholson John Jarratt, Nikki Coghill, Max Phipps, Burnum Burnum, David Gulpilil, Ray Meagher, Jeff Ashby, Paul Bertram
List of Australian films of 1987
List_of_Australian_films_of_1987
of Azaria Chamberlain Michael Thornhill John Hamblin, Elaine Hudson, Max Phipps, Peter Carroll, John Clayton, Tony Barry, Ray Meagher, Jim Holt Drama
List of Australian films of 1983
List_of_Australian_films_of_1983
Me Love Peter Maxwell Jacki Weaver, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Scott Lambert, Max Phipps, Ted Ogden, Diana Davidson, Paula Duncan, Robert Bruning, Reg Gorman,
List of Australian films of 1975
List_of_Australian_films_of_1975
1967 Australian TV series
episode) Tom Oliver (3 episodes) Valli Kemp Vincent Gil as Terry Howlett Max Phipps as Keith Greyson Jim Oswin of ATN-7 asked Richard Lane if he knew of an
You Can't See 'Round Corners (TV series)
You_Can't_See_'Round_Corners_(TV_series)
1964 Australian TV series or program
role (episode 7) Keith Buckley is John Robinson Kerry McGuire as Nurse Max Phipps as Soshuniss Elder Nigel Lovell as Group Captain Ponsonb Reg Evans as
The Stranger (Australian TV series)
The_Stranger_(Australian_TV_series)
Play written by David Williamson
journalist, his lover ... Kirrily Nolan Harry Bustle, Andrew's publisher ... Max Phipps Michael O'Hearn, Andrew's agent, gay ... Ron Falk Carmel Scott, publishing
What_If_You_Died_Tomorrow?
Australian television award
Bob Baines Malpractice Doug Davis —N/a ABC Gary Sweet Police Rescue Sgt. Steve 'Mickey' McClintock —N/a ABC Max Phipps Police State Terry Lewis —N/a ABC
AACTA Award for Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama
AACTA_Award_for_Best_Lead_Actor_in_a_Television_Drama
1978 short film
Ms Redmond Paul Mason as Visual Aids Tutor Jenny McNae as Drama Tutor Max Phipps as Supervisor Phil Ross as Christine's Parents Don Reid as Deputy Principal
Temperament_Unsuited
Television series
Marion Edward as Myra Fuller (1963, 1 episode) Max Osbiston as Kevin Tressell (1962, 1 episode) Max Phipps (1964, 1 episode) Melissa Jaffer (1961, 1 episode)
Consider_Your_Verdict
Lloyd McDermott, barrister and rugby union player (d. 2019) 18 November Max Phipps, actor (d. 2000) Clem Tisdell, economist and professor (d. 2022) 19 November
1939_in_Australia
What the Moon Saw Pino Amenta Andrew Sheperd, Pat Evison, Mark Hennessy, Max Phipps, Danielle Spencer, Kim Gyngell, Jan Friedl, Kurt Ludescher, Adrian Wright
List of Australian films of 1989
List_of_Australian_films_of_1989
Australian film awards ceremony in 1980
Thompson – Breaker Morant Edward Woodward – Breaker Morant Bryan Brown – Stir Max Phipps – Stir Best Actress Tracy Mann – Hard Knocks Carmen Duncan – Harlequin
1980 Australian Film Institute Awards
1980_Australian_Film_Institute_Awards
1972 play by Dorothy Hewett
Sydney in 1973 starred Wendy Blacklock as Dolly, Maggie Dence as Ollie, Max Phipps as Ned, Babs McMillan as Mary, and Mervyn Drake as Ortabee. The play was
Bonbons_and_Roses_for_Dolly
2004 film by Angela Robinson
clandestine paramilitary academy. Four D.E.B.S.—Max, Janet, Dominique and Amy—are tasked by Ms. Petrie and Mr. Phipps, the heads of D.E.B.S., to surveil Lucy
D.E.B.S._(2004_film)
2006 novel by Max Brooks
War is a 2006 zombie apocalyptic horror novel written by American author Max Brooks. It is broken into eight chapters—"Warnings", "Blame", "The Great
World_War_Z
2020 film by Christopher Nolan
moviegoing experience", despite not reaching "cinematic greatness". Keith Phipps of The Ringer wrote that Tenet has the makings of a cult film, with "a failed
Tenet
1959 British TV comedy series
mechanic Frederick Piper as Mr. Ford-Hunter-Ford Max Bacon as Syd Lomax Rita Webb as Mother Jennifer Phipps as Marigold Arnold Marlé as Blink Goldman p.922
The_Two_Charleys
American actor (born 1977)
Stephen (September 24, 2009). "Matt Czuchry as a Beery, Bantering Tucker Max". The New York Times. Retrieved December 5, 2019. Hernandez, Ernio (September
Matt_Czuchry
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