Where to watch Janet Kingsbury in the UK
Find every Janet Kingsbury film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 6 May 2026.
Janet Kingsbury (born 1939) is an English-born Australian actress. To viewers of a certain age in Australia, Janet is best remembered for her 17 year stint (1969–1986) on Play School. Her other acting credits include an early appearance on Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, The Restless Years, A Country Practice and All Saints. Her most recent TV credit was in a 2016 episode of Doctor Doctor. Janet was married to TV director Arch Nicholson, but he died in 1990 aged just 49.
Janet Kingsbury films streaming in the UK
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Janet Kingsbury TV shows streaming in the UK
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- Skippy the Bush Kangaroo (1968) as Miss Vernon
- Doctor Doctor (2016) as Old Lady
- Barrier Reef (1971) as Mrs. Holmes
- Dark Age (1987) as Ann Wilson
- Early Frost (1982) as Peg Prentice
- Let the Balloon Go (1976) as Mrs. Sumner
- Army Wives (1987) as Blonde Woman
- Flashpoint (1972) as Vicky
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Most-watched Janet Kingsbury films currently: Dark Age (1987), Early Frost (1982), Let the Balloon Go (1976), Army Wives (1987), Flashpoint (1972).
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Selected TV credits: Skippy the Bush Kangaroo (1968), Doctor Doctor (2016), Barrier Reef (1971).
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