Doris Younane

Doris Younane
Doris Younane
Born	25 February 1963; Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1988–present

Doris Younane /juːˈneɪn/ (born 25 February 1963) is an Australian stage and screen actress notable for her role in McLeod's Daughters where she played Moira Doyle.

Career

Her roles include Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Yola Fatoush in Heartbreak High. Doris played Moira Doyle in McLeod's Daughters in the early seasons she was a recurring cast member and in later seasons she became a regular cast member.

Personal life

Doris is of Lebanese descent.[1]

Filmography

Film
Year	Title	Role
1988	Evil Angels	(uncredited)
1989	Mortgage	Tina Dodd
1990	Death in Brunswick	Carmel
1993	The Heartbreak Kid	Evdokia
1994	Resistance	Rosa
2009	The Combination	Mary
2019	Measure for Measure	Karima

Television
Year	Title	Role	Season	Notes
1988	Embassy	Kaliani	Season 3	Episode "Letter of the Law" (3.11)
1992–93	All Together Now	Sue Jacobs	Season 3–4	Episodes "Look Through Any Window" (3.20) "Always on My Mind" (4.20)
1993	Phoenix	Roz Horton	Season 2	Episode "In on the Joke" (2.8)
1994	Secrets	Kylie	Season 1	Episode "Maintaining Detachment" (1.12)
1994	Ocean Girl	Celia	Season 1	Episode "Set Adrift" (1.2)
1994–95	Heartbreak High	Yola Fatoush	Season 1–2	Episodes 52 episodes (main role)
1995	Us and Them	Bernie	Season 1	Episodes 13 episodes (main role)
1996	G.P.	Caroline Deacon	Season 8	Episode "The Ceremony of Innocence" (8.8)
1997	Murder Call	Michelle Balzan	Season 1	Episode "Dead and Gone" (1.11)
1998	Wildside	Zelda O'Sullivan	Season 1	Episode 1 episode (1.9)
1999	Stingers	Lizzie Harper	Season 2	Episodes "Salsa: Part 1" (2.1) "Salsa: Part 2" (2.2)
1999	SeaChange	Elena Connors	Season 2	Episodes "Broken Hearts and Crustaceans" (2.3) "Sink or Swim" (2.4)
1999	Chuck Finn	Natasha	Season 1	Episode "Goodbye Mr Ffipps" (1.22)
2000	Halifax f.p.	Emma Ford	Season 1	Episode "A Person of Interest" (1.16)
2001	Water Rats	Pam Elliot	Season 6	Episode "Bureaucracy Rules, OK?" (6.23)
2005	All Saints	Carlene Ponder	Season 8	Episode "Sins of the Mother" (8.3)
2002–03; 2005–09	McLeod's Daughters	Moira Doyle	Season 2–3; 5–8	Episodes 2 episodes (guest role) 53 episodes (recurring role) 38 episodes (main role)
2009	False Witness	Jenny Basheer	Miniseries	Episodes 2 episodes
2010	Rake	Prosecution QC Ms Habib	Season 1	Episode "R vs Chandler" (1.5)
2014	Fat Tony & Co.	Voula Papadopoulos	Season 1	Episodes "A New Life" (1.6) "The Incorruptibles" (1.7)
2014	Janet King	Magistrate Brenner	Season 1	Episode "Overtime" (1.6)
2014	Party Tricks	Paula Doumani	Miniseries	Episode 6 episodes
2016	Soul Mates	Hatshepsut	Season 2	Episode 4 episodes
2016–17	The Wrong Girl	Sasha	Season 1–2	Episode 17 episodes
2018	Harrow	Sue Latchford	Season 1	Episode "Aurum Potestas Est" (1.6)
2019	Secret City	Jane	Season 2	Episode "Pale Horse" (2.3)
2019–	Five Bedrooms	Heather	Season 1	Episode 8 episodes (renewed for second season – 2020)
2019–	Frayed	Bev	Season 1	Episode 6 episodes

Television film
Year	Title	Role	Notes
1998	13 Gantry Row	Penny
2003	BlackJack: Murder Archive	Christine Ormond	Network Ten movie
2004	BlackJack: Sweet Science	Christine Vallas	Network Ten movie
2005	BlackJack: In the Money	Christine Vallas	Network Ten movie
2005	BlackJack: Ace Point Game	Christine Vallas	Network Ten movie

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References

Doris Younane Archived 12 October 2008 at the Wayback Machine. The Advertiser. Retrieved 23 November 2008.

External links

Doris Younane on IMDb

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[1] Doris Younane Archived 12 October 2008 at the Wayback Machine. The Advertiser. Retrieved 23 November 2008.