Barbara Tarbuck

Barbara Tarbuck was born on Jan 15, 1942 in USA. Barbara Tarbuck's big-screen debut came with The Cracker Factory directed by Burt Brinckerhoff in 1979. Barbara Tarbuck is known for Gone directed by Maxime Brulein, Timothy George Connolly stars as Ian and Ines Hamers as Real estate client. The upcoming new movie Barbara Tarbuck plays is Come Simi which will be released on Nov 10, 2015.

Trained on a Fulbright Grant to the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, Barbara's New York theatre work includes "Landscape & Silence" by Harold Pinter, "Water Engine" by David Mamet, Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Broadway Bound", Joseph Chaikin's production of "America Hurrah!", and "Enter The Night" by Maria Irene Fornes. Recent regional standouts include "Long Days Journey Into Night" at Dallas Theatre Center, "Death of a Salesman" at San Diego Repertory, "The Cripple Of Inishman" at the Geffen, "Wonderful World" at Laguna Playhouse, "Six Characters in Search of an Author" at Williamstown, and "Blue Window" and "Sidney Bechet Killed a Man" at South Coast Repertory. Favorite screen roles: the woman with 12 dogs on Urgences (1994), the aged mother on Cold Case : Affaires classées (2003) who comes to terms with her murdered son's homosexuality, Dwayne Johnson's mother in Tolérance zéro (2004), and Kevin McKidd's mother on Journeyman (2007).