Jayne Eastwood

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Jayne Eastwood
Born (1946-12-17) December 17, 1946 (age 77)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Other namesJane Easton
Jane Eastwood
Education Northern Secondary School of Toronto
Occupation(s)Actress, comedian
Years active1969–present
SpouseDavid Flaherty (died 2017)
Children3

Jayne Eastwood (born December 17, 1946), also credited as Jane Easton or Jane Eastwood, is a Canadian actress and comedian. She is best known for her film roles as Anna-Marie Biddlecoff in Finders Keepers (1984), Judy the Waitress in The Santa Clause (1994), Mrs. White in the My Big Fat Greek Wedding franchise (2002-2023), Mrs. Borusewicz in Chicago (2002), Lucy Decker in Welcome to Mooseport (2004) and Miss Wimsey in Hairspray (2007).

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She appeared in television roles including Gwen Twining in King of Kensington (1978–1980), Bernice in Material World , Aunt Agatha Flugelschmidt in the PBS Kids children's television series Noddy (1998–2000), Jeannie in Wild Card (2003), Bridget in Train 48 (2004–2005), Ronnie Sacks in This Is Wonderland (2005–2006), Maxine Bingly in Billable Hours (2006–2008), Miss Wispinski in Little Mosque on the Prairie (2008–2011) and Gloria Verrano in Haven (2013–2015).

Her voice roles include Birthday Bear in The Care Bears Family, Mrs. Rockchewer in The Neverending Story , Mrs. Kersplatski in Jojo's Circus , Lady Rataxes in Babar and the Adventures of Badou , Momma in Scaredy Squirrel and Helga Humdinger in PAW Patrol .

Early life

Eastwood was born and raised in Hoggs Hollow of York Mills Road, in Toronto, Ontario. Her childhood was spent at a cottage in Muskoka, skiing in Collingwood, Ontario during winter and attending Northern Secondary School. She had attended a short class at the York Mills Collegiate Institute. [1]

Career

Eastwood's career was initially a painter. She ventured into acting when a commercial artist and friend of hers had invited her to play a role in a local play, Suddenly, Last Summer. A teacher, who was in the audience and revealed to be an acting agent, realized her potential. [2]

Her very first noticeable acting roles were in various commercials for Sani Flush, Scope , Facelle Royale, Paris Pat, Toyota, Wintario , and Molson Golden gang commercials with friends Gilda Radner and Andrea Martin. [1]

A veteran character actor who has appeared in films since 1970, Eastwood made an indelible mark on Canadian cinema early as the pregnant Betty in Don Shebib's classic Goin’ Down the Road . She was one of the original cast members of the Toronto branch of The Second City comedy troupe and was a semiregular on SCTV . She was in the original Toronto production of Godspell . [2]

In 2005, she joined the cast of This Is Wonderland , a courtroom comedy drama. In 2007, she played Miss Wimsey in Hairspray . [3] She is currently working in the Toronto theatrical production, Women Fully Clothed. [4]

She has been a voice actor in ALF: The Animated Series , Annedroids , Best Ed , Bob and Margaret , Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures , Half a Pantaloon, JoJo's Circus , Monster by Mistake , Peep and the Big Wide World , and Babar and the Adventures of Badou . [5] In 2013, she joined the cast of Haven as Dr. Gloria Veranno. She appears in seasons four and five.

Awards

In 2013, she received the National Award of Excellence from ACTRA. [6]

In 2019, she received the Award of Excellence at the Toronto ACTRA Awards.

At the 7th Canadian Screen Awards in 2019, Eastwood won the award for Best Supporting Performance in a Digital Program or Series for her appearance in the web series The Writers' Block . [7] At the 9th Canadian Screen Awards in 2021, she won the award for Best Lead Performance in a Digital Program or Series for Hey Lady! . [8] At the 12th Canadian Screen Awards in 2024, Eastwood won the award for Best Performance in an Animated Program or Series for her voice role in PAW Patrol . [9]

Personal life

Eastwood is the widow of David Flaherty, who was a film and television writer, and brother of SCTV alumnus Joe Flaherty. [2]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1970 Goin' Down the Road Betty
1975My Pleasure Is My BusinessIsabella
1977 One Man Alicia Brady
1978The Case for Barbara PasonsBarbara Pasons
Tomorrow Never Comes Girl in bar
Drying Up the Streets Sheila
1983 Videodrome Woman Caller
1984 Finders Keepers Anna-Marie Biddlecoff
1985Left Out
The Care Bears Movie Birthday Bear (voice)
1986 My Pet Monster Mrs. SmithVideo
1987 Love at Stake Annabelle Porter
Night Friend Rita the bag lady
Nowhere to Hide Jean Bollinger
1988 Candy Mountain Lucille
Office Party Joan Talmage
1989 Cold Comfort Mrs. Brockel
1990 Stella Nurse
Straight LineAudrey Casper
1994The Circle GameMarie
The Santa Clause Judy the Waitress
1996Joe's WeddingAgatha Rankin
1997 That Old Feeling Aunt Iris
1998MiraiMrs. Hasegawa (voice)Direct to video
1999 Resurrection Dolores Koontz
2000 Where the Money Is Connie
2002 My Big Fat Greek Wedding Mrs. White
Duct Tape Forever
Chicago Mrs. Borusewicz
2003 How to Deal Mrs. Toussaint
Snow in the Skeleton KeyGranny DowdShort film
Public Domain
2004 Welcome to Mooseport Lucy Decker
Dawn of the Dead Norma
MossRamona CooganShort film
Raymond RadcliffeEdie Chisholm
Care Bears: Forever FriendsFunshine Bear (voice)Video short
2006 Snow Cake Ellen Freeman
SkinheadsMotherShort film
FindMa'am
Monkey Warfare Garage Sale Lady
2007 You Kill Me Kathleen Fitzgerald
Hairspray Miss Wimsey
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story 70s Girl (uncredited)
2008 Real Time Grandma
The Echo Lucille Jiminez
Coopers' Camera Nana Gert
2009St. RozMrs. P
2011ServitudeEdna
Moon PointFemur's Grandmother
Down the Road Again Betty
2012Looking Is the Original SinJanet
The Story of Luke Theresa
2014 Beethoven's Treasure Tail Grace O'MalleyVideo
2015 No Stranger Than Love Brenda
2016 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 Mrs. White
The Second Time Around Betty
The Space Between Luella
2019 Buffaloed Rhonda
2020 Work It Ruthie
Jump, Darling Jeanne
2021 Trigger Point Irene Cole
Home Sweet Home Alone Grandma (uncredited)
2022 Hotel for the Holidays Florence
2023 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Mrs. White

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1970That's Show Biz
The Hart and Lorne Terrific Hour Various
Party Game Charades Player
1971 Famous Jury Trials
1974DeedeeTV movie
Back to Beulah
1974–1975 Funny Farm
1975–1976Summer of '75Host
1975 Performance SadieEpisode: "Lulu Street"
1976HardyEpisode: "The Last of the Four Letter Words"
AdaLeslie
Stay Tuned
1976-1984 SCTV VariousRecurring role
1977The World of DarknessHelenTV movie
For the Record Episode: "Ada"
1978 High Hopes Louise BatesTV movie
1978–1980 King of Kensington Gwen Twining23 episodes
1980 Bizarre Main role
1981 For the Record Episode: "Snowbird"
1981–1982 The Littlest Hobo Felicity PatelliEpisodes: "Hidden Room", "Rex Badger P.I."
Hangin' In Audrey / Mrs. CostelloEpisodes: "I'm Not a Marriage Counselor", "Plasma Suite" & "Christmas Wrapping"
1984When We First MetTV movie
1985 Anne of Green Gables Mrs. Hammond
The Ray Bradbury Theater Mrs. BralingEpisode: "Marionettes, Inc."
1985–1988 The Care Bears Family Birthday Bear / Bedtime Bear (voice)57 episodes
1985–1987 Night Heat Various5 episodes
1986 Seeing Things RitaEpisode: "The Walls Have Eyes"
1987 Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show The Evil QueenEpisode: "Snow White Elephant"
The Kidnapping of Baby John DoeJoanTV movie
Today's Special Flora FrimbleEpisode: "Ice Cream"
Shades of Love: Indigo Autumn LouiseTV movie
Really Weird TalesMother SuperiorSegment: "I'll Die Loving"
Echoes in the Darkness Betty VannortTV movie
1988 Diamonds Episode: "Family Business"
Sharon, Lois & Bram's Elephant Show Gladys BertlingerEpisode: "Unicef"
Ramona Mrs. WhaleyEpisode: "Squeakerfoot"
Episode: "Ramona the Patient"
Drop-Out MotherBlancheTV movie
Once Upon a GiantDiabolica the Bad Witch
God Bless the Child Mrs. Prentice
ALF Tales Additional voicesT
1988–1989 ALF: The Animated Series 13 episodes
1989Andrea Martin... Together AgainMarsha MartinTV movie
Starting from ScratchEpisode: "Robbie and Friends"
Small Sacrifices Evelyn SlavenTV movie
1990 Mom P.I. Episode: "Beneath the Pacific"
Back to the BeanstalkJack's MotherTV movie
Friday the 13th: The Series JoniEpisode: "My Wife as a Dog"
War of the Worlds GraceEpisode: "Candle in the Night"
Wish You Were Here StellaEpisode: "Budapest"
The Ray Bradbury Theater Elmira BrownEpisode: "Exorcism"
1990–1992 Material World Bernice25 episodes
1991–1992 Maniac Mansion Avi's mother /Kaite /Hildie MuckleEpisodes: "The Cliffhanger", "The New Look" & "Streetcar Named Idella"
1992Partners in LoveHeddy TaylorTV movie
1993 Secret Service HillaryEpisode: "Something for Nothing/The Amateur"
Ghost MomPearlTV movie
Shining Time Station Helga Boonswaggle / JaneEpisodes: "Bad Luck Day At Shining Time Station" & "Schemer Presents: How To Apologize"
1994Against Their Will: Women in PrisonMargeTV movie
Street Legal Det. Jane StampEpisodes: "Last Rites: Part 1 & 2"
Tales from the Cryptkeeper (voice)Episode: "Transvylvania Express"
1994–1997 The Busy World of Richard Scarry 39 episodes
1995 The Neverending Story Mrs. Rockchewer (voice)Episode: "The Meek and the Mighty"
Episode: "Missing Memories"
Harrison Bergeron Ms. NewboundTV movie
1995–1996 Side Effects Happy HartwellEpisodes: "Pillow Talk", "Sex, Death and Rock 'n' Roll"
1996 Goosebumps Woman in LineEpisodes: "A Night in Terror Tower: Parts 1 & 2"
Devil's FoodMargaretTV movie
Undue InfluenceMrs. Miller
Dangerous Offender: The Marlene Moore StoryMrs. Moore
A Holiday for LoveMargie
1997 Riverdale Gloria
1998 Twitch City Nathan's MotherEpisode: "I Look Like Joyce DeWitt"
Once a Thief Miss Finchley (voice)Episode: "The Director Files"
Bob and Margaret Cookie Fish / Joyce (voice)Episode: "A Tale of Two Dentists"
1998–2000 Noddy Aunt Agatha Flugelschmidt66 Episodes
1999 Deep in My Heart Mrs. MarsdonTV movie
Mind PreyPolice Chief Roux
1999 A Holiday Romance Margie
2000 La Femme Nikita Selma HertzEpisode: "Catch a Falling Star"
Code Name: Eternity LucyEpisode: "Dark of the Night"
Exhibit A: Secrets of Forensic ScienceDeidre PorchevEpisode: "If the Shoe Fits"
For Better or For WorseMrs. Dingle (voice)5 episodes
2000-2001 Twice in a Lifetime Emma Price/LuluEpisodes: "For Love and Money" & "Daddy's Girl"
2001Club LandNurse DorisTV movie
The Wandering Soul MurdersBeth Mirasty
What Makes a Family Judge Shales
Made in Canada Miss BarnesEpisode: "Beaver Creek: Live"
Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows LottieTV movie
Screech Owls Mrs. DunlapEpisode: "A Fine Balance"
Royal Canadian Air Farce VariousEpisode: "9.4"
The Endless Grind VariousTV series
Bob and Margaret Cookie Fish / Joyce (voice)Episode: "A Very Fishy Christmas"
2002WidowsAudreyEpisode: "Hour One"
Just a Walk in the Park TV movie
The Man Who Saved Christmas Mrs. Gilbert
2002-2003 Moville Mysteries Granny (voice)3 episodes
2003 Monster by Mistake Dolores (voice)Episode: "Warren's Nightmare"
In the FamilyAlice/Donna IngramTV movie
My Big Fat Greek Life Mrs. White
Wild Card Jeannie4 episodes
Slings and Arrows Episode: "Playing the Swan"
2003–2006 JoJo's Circus Mrs. Kersplatski9 episodes
2003 The Berenstain Bears Great Aunt Bess (voice)Episode: "Family Get-Together"
2004 Peep and the Big Wide World Rabbit
The Shields Stories Episode: "The Harp"
Brave New GirlTV movie
Sue Thomas: F.B.Eye JaniceEpisode: "The Kiss"
Hustle Marge SchottTV movie
Suburban Madness Sheila
Degrassi: The Next Generation Mrs. CameronEpisode: "Back in Black"
2004–2005 Train 48 Bridget3 episodes
2005 I Do, They Don't ThelmaTV movie
Riding the Bus with My Sister Estella
Wayside School Miss Mush
Atomic Betty Betty's GrandmaEpisode: "Franken Brain"
Episode: "The NO-L9"
2005–2006 This Is Wonderland Ronnie Sacks23 episodes
2006 Relative Chaos Carol GilbertTV movie
Candles on Bay Street Sarah
The Great Polar Bear AdventureHillary (voice)
Wedding Wars Wanda Grandy
2006–2008 Billable Hours Maxine Bingly20 episodes
2007 Wayside Miss Mush(voice) recurring role
Ruby Gloom Ma (voice)Episode: "Skull in the Family"
Ricky Sprocket: Showbiz Boy Bunny Sprocket (voice)25 episodes
Twitches Too Mrs. NorsengTV movie
Roxy Hunter and the Mystery of the Moody Ghost Mable Crabtree
2008 Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid
Best Ed Other voices26 episodes
Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning Mrs. HammondTV movie
2008–2011 Little Mosque on the Prairie Mrs. WispinskiRecurring role
2009 Northern Lights Mayor HoppTV movie
Bob & Doug Gladys McKenzieEpisode: "No Country for Old People"
The Ron James Show Steve's MotherEpisode: "1.4"
The National Tree LanaTV movie
The Christmas Hope Charlotte
2010 Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars Ms. Elson
Living in Your Car LolaEpisodes: "1.8 & "1.13"
Skatoony Charles' GrannyEpisodes: Skeleton Crew In Da House and Hooray for Bollywood
Pirates: Adventures in Art Queen Conformia
2010–2011 Babar and the Adventures of Badou Lady Rataxes (voice)15 episodes
2011–2013 Scaredy Squirrel Momma (voice)Recurring role
2011 Lost Girl VelmaEpisode: "BrotherFae of the Wolves"
Silent Witness Sara CroftTV movie
12 Dates of Christmas Margine Frumkin
2012Bill & Son's TowingShort
King Margie ReynoldsEpisode: "Jared and Stacy Cooper"
Episode: "Wendy Stetler"
2013–2015 Haven Gloria VerranoRecurring role
2014 Christmas at Cartwright's Mrs. RositaniTV movie
2016 All Yours Vivian
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again The Butler
2017 & 2024 Murdoch Mysteries Mary Baker Eddy / Abigail HalstonEpisodes: "The Accident" & "Mrs. Crabtree's Neighbourhood"
2017-2022 Workin' Moms Goldie9 episodes
2018 Cupcake & Dino: General Services Additional Voices3 episodes
Star Falls Granny KingEpisode: "The Family Picnic"
2020 Hey Lady! LadyWeb series
2021 Overlord and the Underwoods Nana Kirkland
2021-2024 PAW Patrol Helga Humdinger (voice)6 episodes
2022 Pink Is In Mabel DungworthEpisode: "A Pink and Green Christmas"
2023 ' T was The Text Before Christmas Nana/MaybelGreat American Family

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