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Glynis Barber was born on October 25th, 1955 in South Africa
in the bossom of a middle-class Johanesburg background.
She's an only child and her parents got divorced when she was still a little child.
She discovered soon her passion for acting and she moved to London about the age
of 18 to study in the prestigious Mountview Theatre School.
Soon after, her mother died and it had a big impact in her whole life, as she has
mentioned several times.
After graduating in acting, she got different roles in theatre, films & TV and acted with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
She got married in 1976 with actor, Paul Antony Barber. This marriage lasted
only three years and they got divorced in 1979.
One of her first big successes on TV was the role of Soolin in the British TV Series "Blake's 7" where she appeared in the fourth season (1980-1981) and where she had appeared in the first season (1978) playing a Mutoid in the episode "Project Avalon".
Glynis Barber's most important break on TV was the role of Detective Sgt. Harriet Makepeace in the British TV Series "Dempsey & Makepeace" (1984-1986) which she co-starred with Michael Brandon.
After several years of an off-screen relationship, Michael Brandon & Glynis Barber got married on November 18, 1989.
In 1990, they moved to Los Angeles, USA, where their son Alexander was
born on November 21, 1992. His name is a tribute to her stepfather
who passed away at the same time she got to know she was pregnant and whom she was very fond of.
They moved back to London in 1996.
In 1997, she returned to the stage with the play "Killing Time" by Richard Stockwell and also starred by Dennis Waterman. The play went on tour for different towns of England and had a huge success.
More recently, she has appeared in movies like "Deja Vu", "The Fairy King of Ar" & "On The Nose" and have had guest appearances in TV Series like "Babes in the wood", "Highlander. The Raven", "The Bill" & "Dark Realm".
She's a vegetarian, speaks French, practices Yoga, likes driving, theatre, swimming, tennis & athletics.
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