Jane Hazlegrove | |
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Born | Sarah Jane Hazlegrove 17 July 1968 Manchester, Lancashire, England |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1984–present |
Spouse | Isobel Middleton (m. 2015) |
Sarah Jane Hazlegrove (born 17 July 1968) is an English actress, known for portraying the role of Kathleen "Dixie" Dixon in the BBC medical drama Casualty . She has also appeared as Rosie in Making Out , Rosemary Mason in Silent Witness , Yvonne Bradley in London's Burning , and roles in Jonathan Creek , The Bill , Doctors , Families , Lovejoy , Coronation Street , and Holby City .
A lesbian whose character in Casualty is also gay, Hazlegrove was listed as one of the 100 most influential LGBT people of the year in 2012's World Pride Power List. [1] Hazlegrove is married to actress Isobel Middleton. [2]
On 30 January 2016, Hazlegrove left Casualty after playing the role of Dixie for 10 years. She reprised the role of Dixie in a guest appearance as a Hems paramedic on 7 September 2019.
She appeared at the Royal Exchange, Manchester in Queens of the Coal Age, written by Maxine Peake. On 1 May 2019, it was announced that Hazlegrove had joined the cast of Coronation Street as Bernie Winter, [3] the mother of established characters Gemma Winter and Paul Foreman. [4]
In 2019, Hazlegrove also played PO Janine Dolan in the 5Star prison drama Clink .
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1990 | Shooting Stars | Alison | |
2003 | Cheeky | Fanny |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1984 | Threads | Alison Kemp | TV film |
How We Used to Live | Maggie Selby | Recurring role (4 episodes) | |
1985 | Summer Season | Episode: "Picture Friend" | |
Coronation Street | Sue Clayton | Main role (27 episodes) | |
Albion Market | Debbie Taylor | Soap opera | |
Travelling Man | Episode: "Hustler" | ||
1987 | How We Used to Live | Dorothy Clegg | Episode: "1954: Land of Plenty" |
First Sight | Janice | Episode: "Who's Our Little Jenny Lind?" | |
1988 | Screen Two | Michelle | Episode: "Love Birds" |
1989–1991 | Making Out | Rosie | Recurring role (11 episodes) |
1990 | Families | Lisa Shepherd | Episode 1.1 |
1990–1991 | Waterfront Beat | WPC Madeline Forrest | Main role (12 episodes) |
1992 | A Touch of Frost | Maureen Shelby | Episode: "Conclusions" |
Heartbeat | Maggie | Episode: "Playing with Fire" | |
1993 | Lovejoy | Yvonne | Episode: "Dainty Dish" |
Just a Gigolo | Sandy | Episode 1.7 | |
Heidi | Dete | TV film | |
1994 | The Whipping Boy | Mrs. Chestney | TV film |
1995 | Heartbeat | Marion | Episode: "Toss Up" |
The Bill | Lisa Powell | Episode: "Hard Cases" | |
1996 | Band of Gold | DC Turner | Episode: "Hurt" |
1996 | Casualty | Jane Macguire | Episode “Trapped” |
1997 | The Bill | Nicola Cooper | Episode: "Rolling in It" |
Jonathan Creek | Katrina Toplis | Episode: "The Wrestler's Tomb" | |
1998 | The Grand | Minnie Hobson | Episode 2.9 |
London's Burning | Yvonne | Recurring role (11 episodes) | |
Dinnerladies | Lisa | Episode: "Monday" | |
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries | Rosamund | Episode: "You Can't Be Too Careful" | |
2000 | Without Motive | WPC Margaret Walkinshaw | TV series |
Hero to Zero | Miss Horsborough | TV series | |
Where the Heart Is | Zoe Price | Episode: "Getting Better" | |
2001 | People Like Us | Episode: "The Mother" | |
2002 | Silent Witness | Rosemary Mason | Recurring role (6 episodes) |
2003 | Buried | DD Burridge | Main role (8 episodes) |
Holby City | Anne Fryer | Episode: "Never Can Say Goodbye" | |
2004 | The Inspector Lynley Mysteries | Janice Cooke | Episode: "If Wishes Were Horses" |
Heartbeat | Diane Critchard | Recurring role (4 episodes) | |
2005 | Judge John Deed | Margaret Tredaway | Episodes: "Lost and Found", "Above the Law", "In Defence of Others" |
Dalziel and Pascoe | Kay Simms | Episodes: "The Dig: Parts 1 & 2" | |
The Bill | Trina | Episode: "289a" | |
Faith | Paula | TV film | |
2006 | Doctors | Sara Faulkner | Episode: "Daddy Cool" |
Casualty | Angela Regis | Episode: "The Things We Do for Love" | |
Holby City | Kathleen 'Dixie' Dixon | Episode: "The Unforgiven" | |
2006–2016, 2019 | Casualty | Main role (401 episodes) | |
2012 | Casualty: The Kids Aren't Alright | Red button special | |
2015 | Holby City | Episode: "Homecoming" | |
2018 | Father Brown | Hermione Harvey | Episode: "The Flower of the Fairway" |
2018 | Flowers | Sylvia | |
2019 | Clink | Janine Dolan | Supporting role |
2019–present | Coronation Street | Bernie Winter | Series regular [3] |
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