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Morag Smith

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Occupation
  
Comedian, Actor

Role
  
Years active
  
1979-1991

Spouse
  
Steve Smith (m. 1966)

Children
  
David SmithMax Smith

TV shows
  
Name
  
Morag Smith


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Awards
  
Gemini Award for Best Variety Series

Nominations
  
Gemini Award for Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series

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Morag Smith is a Canadian television comedian and actress, born in Mississauga, Ontario. She attended Streetsville Secondary School. With her husband Steve Smith, Morag performed as a comedy duo in several television series.

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The Smiths began their professional partnership with the sketch comedy series Smith & Smith in 1979. The show was produced for six seasons by the Smiths' production company, and aired on Hamilton, Ontario television station CHCH and other Canadian television stations through syndication. Although there were occasional extras, Steve and Morag played almost all the characters on the show.

In 1986, the series evolved into Me & Max, a family sitcom which brought the Smiths' two children into the cast. Steve and Morag Smith, however, played all the adult roles in the series, through split-screen photography. This show was produced for one season, and then Steve and Morag returned to sketch comedy with The Comedy Mill until 1991.

Following the end of The Comedy Mill, Morag retired from active performing as Steve went on to produce The Red Green Show. She has appeared in numerous commercials over the years.

Filmography

Actress
1995
The Accidental Conspiracy (Short) as
Businesswoman
1987
Smith & Smith's Comedy Mill (TV Series) as
Various
1985
Me and Max (TV Series) as
Wife
1982
Captain Stirrick as
Peg
1979
Smith & Smith (TV Series) as
Bernice Green / Various Roles
1979
The Palace (TV Series) as
Regular (Canadian version)

References

Morag Smith Wikipedia


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