Geraldine McNulty

Geraldine McNulty is an English stage and television actress.

Geraldine McNulty
Born
Geraldine McNulty
Years active1985-present

She has played the character of Mrs Raven in My Hero, and had guest appearances in Neverwhere, Gimme Gimme Gimme, The Vicar of Dibley, The Smoking Room and The Catherine Tate Show. Radio work includes guesting on Parsons and Naylor's Pull-Out Sections and The Party Line.

She also appeared in French & Saunders' Titanic in 1998 as an extra. She also appeared in Summerhill as Zoe Redhead.

On stage she has starred in the musical "Betty", in London's West End.

A Guardian article (by Simon Fanshawe, 13 February 2003) once featured the comment, “Dawn French is off to deliver a birthday present to her best friend, the actress Geraldine McNulty”.[1] The photographs in French's book "Dear Fatty" are also of McNulty: "BF" in that book would appear to refer to her.

Television Appearances
Show Character Year Notes
The Vicar of Dibley Bigamy Lady[2] 1998 Cameo
My Hero Mrs. Raven[3] 2000-2006
gollark: I don't think you saw the number I just posted.
gollark: Unfortunately, it has to run in your browser and I don't have much compute, so I can't use very state-of-the-art methods like muzero. Not that I know how that works in much detail.
gollark: If people keep winning, I WILL be forced to actually implement a good AI.
gollark: Well, my computer doesn't have enough memory to hold those, and it would be hard to generate the optimal moves for each of them anyway.
gollark: There are 3433683820292512484657849089281 possible board states, roughly.

References
  1. Fanshawe, Simon (2003-02-13). "'How frightening is this?'". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2017-02-08.
  2. Guide, British Comedy. "The Vicar Of Dibley Series 2, Episode 3 - Love And Marriage - British Comedy Guide". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved 2017-02-08.
  3. BBC. "My Hero". Retrieved 2017-02-08.


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