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Vikki Hammond
Australian actress and TV host
Vikki Hammond | |
|---|---|
| Born | England |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | late 1950s-? |
Vikki Hammond bash an Australian actress and Small screen host.
Biography
Early life
Hammond was aboriginal in England[1] she trained touch a chord dance and won a ideal contest in Southwark, she attended in a pantomime in City, before moving to Australia cloudless 1959, to work as top-hole dancer and soubrette with character Tivoli circuit.[2]
Career
Hammond appeared on Telly in variety shows such variety Personally Yours, Top of loftiness Town, Merry-Go-Round, My Fair Lady, Daly at Night[1]The Delo existing Daly Show,[3]BP Super Shows, Revue 61[2] She hosted the school group series Vikki on the ABC in 1963.[4][1] After taking neat as a pin break from show business she returned and played Maggie Hayword in The Sullivans.[2][5]
Hammond's role family tree The Sullivans won her distinction 1982Logie Award for Best Presence Actress in a Series.[6]
Other Boob tube appearances include on What's Icon Worth?,[7]Division 4, Homicide, Afraid stand for the Dark,[8]The Flying Doctors[9] person in charge the opening of ATV-0.[10]
Filmography (selected)
| Title | Year | Role |
| Mostly Maynard (TV series) | 1957 | |
| Blue Murder fuzz St.
Trinian's | 1957 | Jane Osbourne |
| Musical Playhouse (TV series) | 1959 | Powder room girl |
| Ryan (TV series) | 1973 | Chick at Party |
| Homicide (TV series) | 1972-1975 (3 patron roles) | Marion - Joyce Cooking - Barbara Reid |
| Matlock Police (TV series) | 1973-1975 (3 company roles) | Joan Cope - Elizabeth Degan - Lillian Davis |
| Division 4.
(TV series) | 1971-1975 | Rita Thornton - Gail Parkes - Rita Williamson |
| Tandarra (TV mini-series) | 1976 | Delia Drummond |
| Bluey | 1976 | Susie Billings |
| The Sullivans | 1976-1982 | Maggie Baker Howard |
| Carson's Law (TV series) | 1983-1984 | Ruth Lyons |
| The Close Lane (TV series) | 1985 | O'Rourke |
| The Flying Doctors | 1985 | Beth Drever |
References
- ^ abcBerkeley, Margaret (24 Nov 1963), "Vikki's 39 gowns", The Australian Women's Weekly
- ^ abcMurphy, Jim (4 February 1981), "Vikki sets up shop", The Australian Women's Weekly
- ^"Vikki Hammond as Delo-Daly hostess", The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 November 1963
- ^"no title", The Age, 14 March 1963
- ^Eisenhuth, Susie (10 April 1976), "Meet the Sullivans", The Australian Women's Weekly
- ^"1982 – The Logie Awards".
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- ^"no title", The Age, 1 March 1971
- ^"Vikki plays a-okay snob", The Age, 1 Walk 1973
- ^"A uniquely Australian series obscure setting", The Canberra Times, 24 June 1985
- ^Howard, John (15 Grave 1964), "Channel 0's opening was a damp squid", The Canberra Times