Betty Bobbitt
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Betty Bobbitt, born February 7, 1939, in Philadelphia in the United States, is an Australian-based actor.
Bobbitt's entertainment career in Australia began shortly after arrival in the country when she was hired to appear as a regular on a Melbourne television variety show, Daly At Night, in 1962. She later appeared in many stage productions with the Melbourne Theatre Company.
However Bobbitt became best known for her portrayal of lesbian character Judy Bryant in the popular Australian television series, Prisoner. She first appeared in the series in February 1980. Her character was intended for a short-term appearance, however she became immensely popular and was retained in the series. Bobbitt continued in the role until May 1985.
After leaving the series she continued with theatre roles, made several guest-starring television appearances, and appeared in a few film roles. She recently appeared in the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Cruel & Tender by Martin Crimp.
[edit] External link
- Betty Bobbitt at the Internet Movie Database
- Hear Betty talk about her life and career on The Soap Show
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