
Anne Haddy
She started her career in the early "Golden Days of Radio", where she spent 20 years appearing opposite such stars as Queenie Ashton and Ethel Lang in the Gwen Meredith ABC drama Blue Hills
Haddy appeared in numerous television films early in her career, but was better known for her television soap opera/serials roles, starting with numerous roles in Crawford Production serials. She had a stint in cult series Prisoner as Alice Hemmings and a permanent role in Sons and Daughters as Rosie Andrews.
She was best known, however, for her long-running role in the soap Neighbours as matriarch Helen Daniels for twelve years.
Haddy was also a children's entertainer, as an original presenter on Play School and also a voice artist in some films from the animated Dot series.
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