Known For
Acting
Born
May 07, 1960
Place of Birth
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Credits
38 titles
Shelagh McLeod
Biography
Shelagh was born in Vancouver and relocated to England when she was six years old. She starred in Dennis Potter's, Prix Italia winner, Cream In My Coffee before moving to Toronto and then onto Los Angeles. After appearing in several TV series, films and at the prestigious Stratford festival in Canada, she returned to England to play Dr Kate Webster in Peak Practice for several series. After completing the three year film and screenwriting program at Kingston university- her two short films: RUN And David Rose have won awards and been nominated as best short film at several international film festivals. She went on to take a MA in Creative Writing and graduated with distinction in 2015.
Known For
Filmography
Fly Free
Producer
The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes
Gloria Romanoff
On Island West
Tamsyn
Astronaut
Writer
The Wasting
Valerie
One Thing Left To Do
Jeannie
David Rose
Director
Judge John Deed
Det. Chief Insp. Linda Hurst
The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Love's Sweet Song
Lady Lavinia
Wycliffe
Jane Trier
Peak Practice
Kate Webster
The Last Island
Joanna
The Chief
Maria Romero
Cold Front
Jeannie McKenzie
Young Charlie Chaplin
Marie Doro
Agatha Christie's Poirot
Florence Carrington
King of the Olympics: The Lives and Loves of Avery Brundage
Frances Blakely
Wish Me Luck
Claudine de Valois
Indian Summer
Caroline Sutherland
Lovejoy
Professor Lowry
The Winning Streak
Carol Dayton
Camille
Nicole
The Bill
Pygmalion
Clara
The A-Team
E.G. Fowler
The Cleopatras
Berenike
Charles & Diana: A Royal Love Story
Caroline Pride
Shades
Diana
Q.E.D.
Caroline Makepeace
Sky Lark
Cora
The Best of the Adventures
Girl in River (archive footage) (uncredited)
Cream in My Coffee
Young Jean
The Sleep of Death
Third Maid (as Sheleigh McCleod)
The American Success Company
Girl at Party
Lady Oscar
Rosalie Vallois
The Professionals
Toni
Adventures of a Private Eye
Girl in River (uncredited)
Playhouse
Cora