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The following is a List of Prisoner cast members, ordered by number of episodes they appeared in. This list contains actors from the Australian television series Prisoner .
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The following is a List of Prisoner cast members, ordered by number of episodes they appeared in. This list contains actors from the Australian television series Prisoner .
The following list includes actors who were regular credited cast members that appeared in 20 or more episodes of the series.
| Actor | Character | No. of episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Elspeth Ballantyne | Meg Jackson/Morris | 669 |
| Fiona Spence | Vera "Vinegar Tits" Bennett | 222 |
| Patsy King | Governor Erica Davidson | 351 |
| Carol Burns | "Franky" (Freida) Doyle | 20 |
| Val Lehman | Bea "Queen Bea" Smith | 375 |
| Sheila Florance | Lizzie Birdsworth | 403 |
| Colette Mann | Doreen Anderson/Burns | 286 |
| Peta Toppano | Karen Travers | 79 |
| Kerry Armstrong | Lynn "Wonky" Warner | 44 |
| Mary Ward | Jeanette "Mum" Brooks | 33 |
| Barry Quin | Dr. Greg Miller | 85 |
| Amanda Muggleton | Chrissie Latham | 107 |
| Terry Gill | Det. Insp. Jack Grace | 53 |
| Christine Amor | Jean Vernon (social worker) | 29 |
| Lesley Baker | Monica "Monnie" Ferguson [nb 1] | 36 |
| James Smillie | Steve Wilson | 27 |
| Bryon Williams | Dr. Weissman | 27 |
| Joy Westmore | Officer Joyce Barry/Pringle | 254 |
| Penny Stewart | Kathleen Leach | 28 |
| Jude Kuring | Noeline Burke | 27 |
| Gerard Maguire | Jim "Fletch the Letch" Fletcher | 208 |
| Judith McGrath | Colleen "Po-Face" Powell | 263 |
| Reylene Pearce | Phyllis Hunt | 137 |
| Ian Smith | Ted Douglas [nb 2] | 51 |
| Sigrid Thornton | Roslyn Coulson | 30 |
| Monica Maughan | Pat O'Connell | 40 |
| George Mallaby | Paul Reid | 43 |
| Ian Gilmour | Kevin Burns | 22 |
| Rosalind Speirs | Caroline Simpson | 26 |
| Margot Knight | Sharon Gilmour | 27 |
| Betty Bobbitt | Judy Bryant | 429 |
| Jane Clifton | Margo Gaffney [nb 3] Alan Slevin | 107 |
| Jentah Sobott | Heather "Mouse" Trapp [nb 4] | 57 |
| Caroline Gillmer | Helen Smart | 77 |
| Sue Devine | Tracey Morris | 21 |
| Belinda Davey | Hazel Kent | 63 |
| Anthony Hawkins | Bob Morris | 34 |
| Maureen Edwards | Officer Sue Bailey [nb 5] | 28 |
| Anne Phelan | Myra Desmond [nb 6] | 124 |
| Alan Hopgood | Wally Wallace | 75 |
| Serge Lazareff | David Andrews | 24 |
| Maggie Millar | Marie Winter | 39 |
| Brian Hannan | Terry Harrison | 25 |
| Kate Sheil | Janet Conway | 43 |
| Olivia Hamnett | Kate Peterson | 39 |
| Louise Le Nay | Sandy Edwards | 30 |
| Wayne Jarratt | Steve Faulkner | 71 |
| Jacqui Gordon | Susie Driscoll | 43 |
| Anne Lucas | Faye Quin | 22 |
| Maggie Kirkpatrick | Joan "The Freak" Ferguson | 389 |
| Lisa Crittenden | Maxine Daniels | 91 |
| Susan Guerin | Barbara "Barbie" Fields | 26 |
| Anna Hruby | Paddy Lawson | 37 |
| Alan David Lee | Tony Berman | 21 |
| Carole Skinner | Nola McKenzie | 40 |
| Gerda Nicolson | Governor Ann Reynolds | 317 |
| Wanda Davidson | Frances Harvey | 42 |
| Judy McBurney | Sandra "Pixie" Mason | 96 |
| Tim Elston | Scott Collins | 32 |
| Penny Maegraith | Petra Roberts | 25 |
| Tina Bursill | Sonia Stevens | 54 |
| Babs McMillan | Cass Parker | 60 |
| Maxine Klibingaitis | Bobbie Mitchell | 108 |
| Wendy Playfair | Minnie Donovan | 33 |
| Andy Anderson | Rick Manning | 38 |
| Janet Andrewartha | Rebecca "Reb" Kean | 94 |
| Brian James | Stan Dobson | 22 |
| Lois Collinder | Alice "Lurch" Jenkins | 168 |
| Kim Trengove | Rachel Millsom | 22 |
| Louise Siversen | Lou Kelly | 140 |
| Nigel Bradshaw | Officer Dennis Cruckshank | 75 |
| Genevieve Lemon | Marlene "Rabbit" Warren | 74 |
| Victoria Nicholls | Heather Rodgers | 23 |
| Alethea McGrath | Dot Farrar | 25 |
| Robert Summers | Shane Munroe | 26 |
| Dorothy Cutts | Officer Pat Slattery | 76 |
| Steve Kuhn | Philip Cleary | 22 |
| Robyn Gibbes | Sam Greenway | 24 |
| Peter Bensley | Matt Delaney | 34 |
| Leslie Dayman | Geoff Macrae | 34 |
| Trevor Kent | Frank Burke | 33 |
| Pepe Trevor | Lexie Patterson | 139 |
| Lois Ramsey | Ettie Parslow | 46 |
| Ernie Bourne | Mervin Pringle [nb 7] | 76 |
| Sonja Tallis | Nora Flynn | 51 |
| Billie Hammerberg | May Collins | 51 |
| Kirsty Child | Willie Beecham | 52 |
| Jackie Woodburne | Julie "Chook" Egbert | 87 |
| Debra Lawrance | Daphne Graham | 52 |
| Christine Harris | Pippa Reynolds | 34 |
| Margot Knight | Sharon Gilmour (episodes 90 to 116); Terri Malone (episodes 540 to 576) | 64 [nb 8] |
| Jenny Lovell | Jenny Hartley | 44 |
| James Condon | James Dwyer | 23 |
| Kevin Summers | Ben Fulbright | 21 |
| Lynda Stoner | Eve Wilder | 26 |
| Glenda Linscott | Rita "The Beater" Connors | 106 |
| Julia Blake | Nancy McCormack [nb 9] | 61 |
| Pat Evison | Jessie Windom | 28 |
| Sean Scully | Dan Moulton | 25 |
| Peter Hayes | Steve Ryan | 32 |
| Linda Hartley | Rachel "Roach" Waters | 27 |
| Peter Adams | (Acting Governor) Bob Moran | 26 |
| Christine Earle | Janet Williams | 32 |
| Kate Hood | Kath Maxwell | 79 |
| Rebecca Dines | Vicki McPherson | 57 |
| Paula Duncan | Lorelei "Snook" Wilkinson | 54 |
| Rosanne Hull-Brown | Merle "Looney" Jones | 64 |
| Michael Winchester | Marty Jackson [nb 10] | 59 |
| Philip Hyde | Rodney Adams | 58 |
| Desiree Smith | Delia Stout | 42 |
| Taya Straton | Rose "Spider" Simpson | 38 |
| Terrie Waddell | Lisa Mullins [nb 11] | 32 |
| Sheryl Munks | Michelle "Brumby" Tucker | 26 |
| Victoria Rowland | Margaret "Spike" Marsh | 27 |
| Anne Charleston | Jeanette (Mum) Brooks daughter Lorraine Brooks, policewoman, Rebecca "(Reb)" Kean's mother | 20 |
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