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Janet McTeer Wiki: Age, Height, Husband, Children, Net Worth
Who is Janet McTeer?
British actress, screenwriter and producer Janet McTeer OBE (Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) was born in Wallsend, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England on 5 August 1961, meaning that her zodiac sign’s Leo. She’s had roles in nearly 70 movies and TV series, and is perhaps best known for her playing of Hubert Page in the 2011 romantic movie “Albert Nobbs”, directed by Rodrigo Garcia, and which starred Glenn Close, Mia Wasikowska and Aaron Taylor-Johnson. Set in the 19th century Ireland, the movie follows Albert Nobbs who’s pretending to be a man so that she could work at one of the most luxurious hotels in Dublin; it won 19 of its 65 award nominations, including three Oscar nominations for Best Achievement in Makeup, Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role (Janet) and Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Glenn).
Education and early life
Janet was raised in York, England alongside her sister Helen McTeer, by their parents Jean and Alan McTeer; not a lot has been disclosed about Janet’s family, because she’s respective of their privacy.
She studied at Queen Anne Grammar School for Girls, and it was during her time there that she became interested in acting; Janet eventually began working at Theatre Royal, and went on to perform at the Joseph Rowntree Theatre with the ensemble Rowntree Players.
Upon matriculating in 1979, she enrolled at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in acting in 1983; following this, Janet became a member of the Royal Exchange Theatre, and went on to appear in numerous plays.
Roles in TV series
Janet’s debut TV series role was her playing of Esther Pearson in the 1985 episode “Flesh and Blood” of the crime mystery “Juliet Bravo”, and some of her following roles were in the 1986 romantic drama “Gems”, the 1987 romantic comedy “Theatre Night”, and the 1988 comedy “Les Girls”.
She gained recognition in 1995, when cast to play Helen Hewitt in the crime drama “The Governor”, starring alongside Derek Martin and David J. Nicholls; the series follows Helen Hewitt who’s become the first woman to be in charge of a maximum security prison. Janet had no TV series roles in the remainder of the ‘90s, as she was rather focused on appearing in movies, and her following TV series role was in the 2004 episode “The Murder at the Vicarage” of the crime mystery series “Agatha Christie’s Marple”.
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The year 2006 saw her play Catherine Walker in the comedy “The Amazing Mrs Pritchard”, created by Sally Wainwright, and which starred Jane Horrocks, Steven Mackintosh and Jodhi May. It follows supermarket manager Mrs Ros Pritchard who’s decided to stand for election; the series won three of its seven award nominations. The year 2009 then saw Janet appear in an episode or two of the romantic mini-series “Sense & Sensibility”, the crime mystery mini-series “Hunter”, and the mystery horror comedy “Psychoville”.
In 2014, she was cast to play the supporting character Dame Julia Walsh in the thriller mini-series “The Honorable Woman”, which starred Maggie Gyllenhaal, Stephen Rea and Lubna Azabal. It follows a woman who’s inherited her father’s arms business, but has continued to promote peace between the Palestinians and the Israelis; the series won nine of its 47 award nominations.
Janet’s three most recent TV series roles have been in 11 episodes of the 2018 crime action “Jessica Jones”, 20 episodes of the 2019 drama “Sorry for Your Loss”, and 17 episodes of the 2020 crime thriller “Ozark”; she’s currently shooting for the upcoming series “Kaos”.
Roles in movies
Janet’s debut film role was playing Van Arkady’s Secretary in the 1986 thriller “Half Moon Street”, and she could then have been seen appearing in the 1988 comedy “Hawks”, the 1989 historical romantic drama “Precious Bane”, and the 1991 drama “The Black Velvet Gown”.
In 1992, she played one of the main characters Ellen Dean in the historical romantic drama “Wuthering Heights”, directed by Peter Kosminsky, and which also starred Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes. It follows a man who’s seeking revenge now that his soul mate’s married another man, and the movie was nominated for a Tokyo Grand Prix Award at the Tokyo International Film Festival. Some of Janet’s other notable performances in the ‘90s were in the 1995 biographical romantic drama “Carrington”, the 1998 musical drama “Velvet Goldmine”, and the 1999 comedy drama “Tumbleweeds”.
The year 2005 saw her play Dell in the fantasy horror “Tideland”, directed by Terry Gilliam, and which starred Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Tilly and Jodelle Ferland. It follows a young girl who’s been left alone at her parents’ country estate, and the film won one of its 13 award nominations. Janet could then have been seen playing Gertrude Lawrence in the 2007 biographical romantic drama “Daphne”, Clementine Churchill in the hit 2009 biographical historical drama “Into the Storm”, and Mrs Daily in the 2012 fantasy horror “The Woman in Black”.
In 2014, she was the narrator of the popular family fantasy adventure “Maleficent”, which Robert Stromberg directed, and which starred Sharlto Copley, Elle Fanning and Angelina Jolie. It’s a modern take on the tale of the Sleeping Beauty, and the movie won 12 of its 56 award nominations, including an Oscar nomination for Best Achievement in Costume Design.
Janet’s three most recent film roles have been in the 2016 romantic war drama “The Exception”, the 2022 thriller “Glimpse”, and the 2022 horror thriller comedy “The Menu”; she’s just recently finished shooting for the upcoming movie “The President Is Missing”, while she’s currently shooting for “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Part Two”.
Other credits
Janet wrote the 2002 thriller movie “The Intended”, and produced the 2016 drama movie “Paint It Black”.
She received special thanks for the 2014 drama film “Manglehorn”.
Janet’s been featured in a number of documentaries, most recently in the 2012 movie “Love, Marilyn”, and the 2016 short videos “Me Before You: From Page to Screen” and “Me Before You: Deleted Scenes”.
Some of the talk-shows in which she’s made a guest appearance include “Today”, “Show People with Paul Wontorek” and “Broadway Profiles with Tamsen Fadal”.
Awards and nominations
Janet’s won nine of her 42 award nominations, including two Oscar nominations in 2000 and 2012, for her performances in “Tumbleweeds” and “Albert Nobbs”, respectively.
Some of her wins include a 2011 Southeastern Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actress, a 2012 Alliance of Women Film Journalists Award for Best Supporting Actress, and a 2012 New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress, all for her performance in “Albert Nobbs”.
Love life and husband
Janet prefers to keep the details of her love life to herself, but it’s still widely known that she’s been a married woman for over 10 years now. She married British poet Joseph Paul Coleman on 27 August 2010, in a large ceremony attended by more than 300 of their family members and friends; Joseph can rarely be seen keeping Janet company during her red carpet events, as he prefers to stay away from media.
Janet and Joseph have no children together, and while this is believed to be because one of them is perhaps infertile, some of Janet’s fans have claimed that she simply didn’t want to have children at the age of 50.
Janet hasn’t spoken of the men whom she had dated prior to meeting Joseph, to whom she’s married as of December 2022, and doesn’t have children.
Interesting facts and hobbies
In the 2008 Queen’s Birthday Honours, Janet was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire, OBE.
She and American actress and producer Tawny Kitaen were born on the same date.
Janet’s followed by close to 10,000 people on Instagram, and has posted nearly 300 pictures and videos onto the social media network.
Her acting career’s taken her all around the world, but her favorite city is still London.
Janet’s been active with a number of charity organizations since the launch of her career, and has also donated money to various dog shelters.
Her favorite actresses are Emily Clarke and Meryl Streep, while some of her favorite movies are “Me Before You”, “Above Suspicion” and “Voice from the Stone”.
Height, eyes and wealth
Janet’s age is 61. She has light blue eyes and long brown hair, weighs around 160lbs (72kgs) and is 6ft 1in (1.86m) tall.
Janet’s net worth’s been estimated at over $4 million as of December 2022.
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What happened to Lindsay Greenbush? Where is she now? Wiki
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One of the favorite television shows in the ‘70s and ‘80s was the family drama “Little House on the Prairie”, starring Michael Landon, Melissa Gilbert and Karen Grassle. The adventures and life of the Ingalls family would be incomplete without Carrie Ingalls, a little girl with a wild imagination.
Lindsay Greenbush played the role of Carrie, a combined (alternating) role that her twin sister, Sidney played with her. From 1974 through 1982, Lindsay and her sister were seen in 182 episodes of the series, which had 42 award nominations, and won 17, including four Primetime Emmys. Lindsay was nominated for the Photoplay Award for Favorite Child Star in 1977.
Early life, family, and education
Born Rachel Lindsay Rene Bush (three minutes before her twin sister) on 25 May 1970, Lindsay is today aged 52. She is a native of Los Angeles, California USA, thus holds American nationality, and comes from a family of Caucasian descent.
Her mother, Carole Kay Bush, is only known as the mother of the famous actresses, and the wife of the exceptional character actor Billy Green Bush, who is probably still known best for his role as Trooper Donner in the 1986 movie “The Hitcher”.
Besides her twin sister, Lindsay has an older brother, Clay, also an actor, whose first movie appearance was in the 1970 movie “Five Easy Pieces” in which his father starred opposite Jack Nicholson. Clay was a baby which Nicholson held him in his arms.
Speaking of Lindsay’s educational background, she attended Santa Monica High School, and upon matriculating in 1988, enrolled at California State Lutheran University, from which she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Science (Accountancy) in 1992.
Acting career
Lindsay made her acting debut portraying Jill Hayden in the 1973 movie “Sunshine”, a biographical drama about a woman who after she discovers that she’s dying of cancer began recording tapes, to leave something precious for her young daughter. The stars of the movie were Meg Foster, Cristina Raines and Cliff de Young, and although it had no nominations, this drama was well-rated by the audience.
As mentioned, from 1974 through 1982, Lindsey starred as Carrie Ingalls in “Little House on the Prairie”. This long-running drama was loosely based on the series of books “Little House” by Laura Ingalls Wilder, and follows the story of her simple farm upbringing in Plum Creek.
An interesting fact about Lindsey’s and her sister’s role is that in the episode “The Godsister” both girls were featured together playing different characters. Another character was Alyssa, an imaginary sister, whom Carrie believed was real. Her father explained to her that Alyssa was her imagination, and that she made her up out of loneliness.
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Concurrently, Lindsay reprised her role as Carrie Ingalls in the 1979 movie “Little House Years”, which was a Thanksgiving clip show about struggling during a family gathering.
On 10 May 1982, Lindsay made her final appearance in the show, and the reason for the absence of her character was explained by the family moving to Iowa. The series was canceled a few months later.
The twin sisters, Lindsey and Sidney were seen in numerous TV commercials for popular brands such as Kentucky Fried Chicken, Doublemint gum, and Mattel Toys.
In 1983, Lindsay made an appearance in an episode of the series “Matt Houston”, a mystery crime-drama, and she portrayed a girl named Butterfly, who was an abuse victim.
This was Lindsey’s last role before she decided to quit acting and continue her high school studies at a public school. She said that it was hard to keep up with the material at school since they were filming every day. Michael Landon, who was also a director of the series, was quite demanding, and Lindsay said that the shooting was rarely fun. Both her sister and she were afraid to make a mistake during the scene.
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What happened to her? Where is Lindsay now?
After she graduated from college, Lindsay worked at a ski resort, in Taos, New Mexico, from 1993 through 1995, and there met a man with whom she has a daughter, Katlynn Danae – to date, the name of this man hasn’t been revealed.
According to her Internet Movie Database (IMDb) profile, Lindsay married Frank Dornan in 2001, whom she met in 1999 after returning to California from New Mexico. They met through a mutual friend, hit it off, and began dating. Although Frank accepted Katlynn as his own daughter, this marriage didn’t last. It is unclear when the two divorced, however, in one of her rare interviews, Lindsay said that she’s raising her daughter as a single mother, which many realized as her way of saying that she’s divorced.
Lindsay established her Twitter account on December 2013, and her fans were happy that they could finally keep track of her life and work. She shared that she’s working as a horse trainer in Simi Valley, California and that she’s remarried.
Second marriage
Back in 1977, a young boy named Daniel ‘Danny’ Sanchez came on the set of the series “Little House on the Prairie” and while Lindsay was resting, he approached her. They talked, and she found out that he lived nearby, but never saw him again, although she wanted.
Daniel and Lindsay met again thirty years later, and it seems that this was fate. The two fell in love, began dating, and married on 5 July 2014, with the wedding ceremony held under the same oak tree where they first met.
As of December 2022, the two are still together, and have a son whose name hasn’t been disclosed.
There are some photos on her Twitter featuring the two of them riding motorcycles, and it seems that they both enjoy this sport. Lindsey once tweeted that her life changed when Daniel re-entered her life. It was on their second wedding anniversary, and among other heart-touching words, Lindsey said that Daniel enriches her soul.
Net worth
According to sources, Lindsay’s salary while she was acting in “Little House on the Prairie” was $23 in residuals, during reruns. Since she withdrew from public life for a long period, there is no info about her income. The average horse trainer in the United States has a salary of around $35,000, but her net worth has been estimated at over $500,000, as of late 2022.
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Ozzy Osbourne’s Daughter Jessica Osbourne: Net Worth, Age, Bio
Jessica Osbourne is a (former) celebrity child, producer and actress, known for her roles in the series “Better Call Saul,” “The Messenger,” and “Manhattan.” She is perhaps best known for being the daughter of the English singer-songwriter and TV personality, Ozzy Osbourne.
Age, Early Life, and Education Background
Jessica Starshine Osbourne hails from Grimsby, England, and was born under the Capricorn zodiac sign on 20 January 1972, which makes her 50 years old as of 2022. She is the daughter of the aforementioned singer, John M. ‘Ozzy’ Osbourne, and his wife, the teacher Thelma Riley. Jessica’s parents parted ways when she was 10 years old in 1982, and her mother raised her alongside her younger brother Louis Osbourne all by herself. Louis is now an established DJ and actor, who appeared in the film “Dr. Dolittle 2.” Jessica has four half-siblings: Elliot Kingsley, Aimee Osbourne, who is an actress and aspiring musician, Kelly Osbourne who/s an actress, TV personality, and fashion designer, and Jack Osbourne, who’s a producer.
Jessica went to a public school in London, where she developed an interest in acting, and where she also learned to play the piano and guitar. She later went to Sierra Canyon School, and subsequently matriculated to college in 1997, graduating in 2001. She honed her acting skills at the London-based Italia Conti Academy of Theatre and Art.
Facts and Hobbies
Jessica is a culinary enthusiast who enjoys spicy Hungarian food.
She is a big fan of traveling, and has toured many European countries such as Greece and France, and the USA.
Ozzy’s daughter is a big animal lover, especially cats. She used to rescue animals and volunteer at animal shelters as a teenager.
She also has an interest in art and spends her free time visiting galleries and museums.
In her spare time, Jessica likes watching films and her favorites are “Runaway Bride,” “One Day,” and the film franchise “Harry Potter.” Her best-loved entertainers are Julia Roberts, Johnny Depp and Anne Hathaway.
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Career
Acting Career
Osbourne began her acting career in 2004 with an appearance in the short film “Yellowville,” which was directed by Phillip Huges, then “Anyone Who’s Anyone” in 2007, and the Richard Levien-directed “Immersion” in 2009. In the same year, she rose to prominence when she was cast to play Pompous Zombie in the dark comedy film “Romeo & Juliet vs. the Living Dead.” 2011 saw her portraying Giselle Dubois in the TV film “Sin temer a la Noche.” In 2012 and 2013, she made appearances in the films “The Man App” “Trekking for God,” and “The Amateur.” Later, Jessica made an appearance in Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan’s drama “Better Call Saul,” which starred Bob Odenkirk, Johnathan Banks, and Rhea Seehorn. She is also credited for playing Constance in the American drama series “Manhattan”, and ER Nurse 2 in The CW drama series “The Messengers.”
Production Career and Other Works
Apart from acting, Osbourne directed the documentary film “British Andy” and the short movie “Trekking for God.” Moreover, she’s served as the assistant director for several film and TV series such as “Model Citizen,” “One Small Indiscretion,” and “Model Citizen.” In 2019, Jessica was the production assistant in several episodes of the TV show “The Unsettling,” the production accountant for the Joe Russo-directed film “The Au Pair Nightmare,” as well as the payroll assistant for the 2019 film “Running with the Devil.” Recently in 2021, she came in as the production assistant for the movie “The Mansion Brothers Midnight Zombie Massacre.” Jessica is also credited with writing two short movies, “The End” and “Anyone Who’s Anyone” both in 2007.
Personal Life
Previously, Jessica was married to a man named Ben Hobbs, and the duo welcomed three children together, Harry, Kitty and Isabelle. The former couple had managed to keep their marriage away from the public’s eyes and then didn’t reveal the reason for their divorce. Jessica hasn’t disclosed whether she went on to date anyone else or not.
It is reported that Jessica does not get along well with her father and his wife, Sharon Arden, and is also not very fond of their children.
Height, Weight, and Physical Appearance
Jessica is of Caucasian ethnicity, and has a pair of brown eyes and long blonde hair. She is 5ft 5ins (1.65m) tall and weighs around 130lbs (59kgs).
Net Worth
Jessica has appeared and contributed to the making of many productions, which has made her very famous and wealthy. She is authoritatively worth around $3 million as of 2022. On the other hand, her father has a net worth of estimated at a whopping $220 million.
Who Is Jessica Osbourne’s Father, Ozzy Osbourne
Ozzy Osbourne is a native of Birmingham, England, and was born on 3 December 1948, making him 74 years old. He was raised alongside his two younger brothers and three older sisters by their father, John Thomas Osbourne who was a toolmaker, and mother, Lilian Osbourne, who was a factory worker. Ozzy was diagnosed as dyslexic when he was in elementary school, and had a very rough childhood because he was allegedly raped by bullies in school when he was 11 years old.
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He appeared in several plays including “HMS Pinafore” and “The Mikado” when he joined high school, and did several odd jobs, such as an abattoir worker, tool maker, and plumber, to support himself financially.
Ozzy formed his first band named Rare Breed in 1967. After its disbandment, he formed another band, Polka Tulk Blues, which was renamed Black Sabbath. They released their first eponymous album in February 1970, followed by “Paranoid” and “Master of Reality.” Jessica’s father left the band Black Sabbath in 1978 to begin a solo career, rejoined a year later, but left again in 1979. Ozzy has received many awards for his praised works – he won a Grammy Award and a Godlike Genius Award in 1994 and 2004 respectively, and in 2005 he was inducted into the Music Hall of Fame, UK, and later into the USA’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame.
Jessica’s Parent’s Divorce
Jessica’s parents walked the aisle in 1971 but ended their 11 years of togetherness with a divorce in 1982, after which her father described his marriage with Thelma as a ‘terrible mistake’ and a ‘giant mirage’ during an interview. On the other hand, her mother stated that their marriage ended because Ozzy had a serious alcohol and drug problem. Moreover, Louis and Jessica previously stated publicly that their father wasn’t good for them. Ozzy remarried the same year he divorced Jessica’s mother.
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