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Gwen Plumb

Gwendoline Jean Plumb AM BEM (2 August 19125 June 2002) known professionally as Gwen Plumb was an Australian performer of stage, radio and television.
==Biography==
Gwen had her first well-known role as Emmy in the longest-running Australian radio serial ''Blue Hills'', and hosted a radio program on Australia's Macquarie Radio Network from 1945 to 1974. She also had a radio show in sydney opposite Gordon Chater.
Plumb had a long career in the theatre, was a cast member of the debut season of the Old Tote Theatre Company, travelled extensively overseas to interview celebrities for her own radio programme, and once quipped that she "played in just about every form of public entertainment ''except the circus''".
She is probably best remembered for her portrayal of "gossip", Ada Simmonds in the Australian soap opera ''The Young Doctors'' for its entire November 1976 – March 1983 run. Other notable roles were in the mini-series ''The Harp in the South'' and ''Poor Man's Orange'' in the mid 1980s. She acted in ''Neighbours'' as Mrs. Forbes in 1985, where she appeared in scenes opposite Alan Dale, with whom she had starred in ''The Young Doctors''.
She later played the key role of Mum Foote in the serial ''Richmond Hill'' in 1988. Having agreed to act in the planned new series, Plumb was offered, and played, the role of Doris Peters in the pilot of another proposed series ''Home and Away''. When ''Home and Away'' also went into production, Plumb opted to honour her earlier agreement to do ''Richmond Hill''. The role of Mum Foote had been specially written with her in mind by show creator, Reg Watson. ''Richmond Hill'' had a run of just 12 months, and Plumb stayed with the series for all of that time; ''Home and Away'' on the other hand is still running today. In 1995 Plumb returned to ''Home and Away'' for a number of episodes, playing a different character.
Plumb also appeared in the mini-series ''Stark'', based on Ben Elton's novel of the same name.

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