Madge Sinclair

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AKA: Madge Dorita Walters, Madge Sinclair-Compton, Madge Walters Sinclair
Nationality: Jamaican
Birthdate: 04/28/1938
Birthplace: Kingston, Jamaica
Death Date: 12/20/1995

biography

A prolific black character actress of stage, screen, and especially television, Sinclair was long a fixture in drama series ("Trapper John, M.D." CBS, 1979-86, "Gabriel's Fire" ABC, 1990-91), miniseries ("Roots" ABC, 1977) and TV-movies ("I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" CBS, 1979, "Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones" CBS, 1980, "Divided We Stand" ABC, 1988). Sinclair's forthright manner has enhanced many tough but essentially warm-hearted character roles, some, like herself, of West Indies descent.

Among Sinclair's feature film credits are "I Will...I Will...for Now", "Cornbread, Earl and Continued

Credits

(TV Show)
1989-1989
Muriel Johnston
1989
Queen Aoleon
1988
2nd Sex Clinic Doctor
Widow Woman
Miss Eula
Mrs Scott

milestones

Year
Milestone
 
Worked as a schoolteacher for six years
1969 
Made stage debut in New York Shakespeare Festival production of "Kumaliza"; played an African princess
1974 
Made feature film debut in "Conrack"
1977 
Portrayed Bell, Kunta Kinte's wife, in ABC miniseries, "Roots"; received first Emmy nomination
1978 
Played Madge, Senator Kelley's secretary, in short-lived NBC comedy-drama, "Grandpa Goes to Washington"
Continued

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