| Daphne Harridge | |
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| Daphne Harridge | |
| Series: | Dark Shadows |
| Gender: | Female |
| Notability: | Supporting character |
| Occupation: | Governess |
| Location: | Collinwood, Collinsport, Maine (1840) |
| Relatives: | Quentin Collins (husband) |
| Status: | Alive |
| Born: | 1810s-20s (approx) |
| Died: | 1841 [1] |
| First: | Episode 1067 |
| Final: | Episode 1197 [2] |
| Actor: | Kate Jackson |
Daphne Harridge is a supporting character featured in the daytime gothic soap opera Dark Shadows, which aired on ABC from 1966 to 1971. She was played by actress Kate Jackson in her first professional acting job and was introduced in episode 1067. The character appeared in 56 episodes of the series in total.
Overview[]
Biography[]
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Daphne Harridge was created by director Lela Swift and writer Joe Caldwell based on concepts developed by Art Wallace and Dan Curtis.
- Daphne Harridge appeared in 56 episodes of Dark Shadows. The character's final appearance was in episode 1197.
- The "1841 Parallel Time" counterpart to Daphne Harridge was introduced in episode 1186. Her final appearance was in episode 1238.
- The role of Daphne Harridge is the first professional work for actress Kate Jackson. She will go on to star in several notable film and television roles, but is best known for her portayals of Sabrina Duncan on Charlie's Angels and Amanda King on Scarecrow and Mrs. King. In the horror genre, Kate has appeared in the 1973 television movie Satan's School for Girls as Roberta Lockhart as well as the Dean in the 2000 remake film of the same name.
- Kate Jackson also plays Tracy Collins in the 1971 film Night of Dark Shadows.
Related categories[]
See also[]
- Dark Shadows
- Dark Shadows images
- Dark Shadows episodes
- Dark Shadows characters
- Dark Shadows cast & crew
- Dark Shadows miscellaneous
External links[]
- Daphne Harridge at IMDB
- Daphne Harridge at the Horror House
- Daphne Harridge at the Dark Shadows Wiki
References[]
- ↑ Original timeline; Her fate was changed following the events of the "1840 Flashback"
- ↑ As Daphne Harridge Collins