Frances Flanagan
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Frances Flanagan is a seasoned Canadian actress and producer based in Vancouver, British Columbia, with a prolific career spanning over four decades across film, television and theater. Known for portraying warm, grounded characters, she has built a strong reputation as a highly reliable supporting actress.
Known for
Credits
The Accused (1988)
as Mrs. Albrect
Faces in the Crowd (2011)
as Dr. Langenkamp #5
A Little Park Music (2026)
as Julia
Christmas at the Catnip Café (2025)
as Esther
A Reason for the Season (2024)
as Dr. Kate Austen
Love in Paradise (2016)
as Lola
Taken Back: Finding Haley (2012)
as Abigail
A Dash of Love (2017)
as Trish Dellucci
It Was Always You (2021)
as Diana
The Lost Wife of Robert Durst (2017)
as Ann McCormack
Still Not Quite Human (1992)
as Photo Woman
The Art of Us (2017)
as Victoria Bainbridge
Once Upon a Prince (2018)
as Glo
Bottled with Love (2019)
as Aunt Frances
The Story of Us (2019)
as Aunt Anita Vaughn
The Boy Next Door (2008)
as Beatrix
Where the Heart Is (1990)
as T.V. Reporter (Dutch House)
The Zero Sum (2009)
as Female Diner
Crawdaddy (2025)
as Mom
Finders Keepers (1984)
as Nadine Gardner
In a Class of His Own (1999)
as Mrs. Matteson
Deliver by Christmas (2020)
as Mary
If I Only Had Christmas (2020)
as Emma
A Christmas Spark (2022)
as Bunny
Backfire (1988)
as Claire
CrimeTime: Freefall (2024)
as Stephanie Davis
A Lot Like Christmas (2021)
as Annie Roberts
Spot Marks the X (1986)
as Joan Miller
A Maple Valley Christmas (2022)
as Ina Holden
My Boyfriends' Dogs (2014)
as Homewowner
Time for You to Come Home for Christmas (2019)
as Carla
An Easter Bloom (2024)
as Lori
The 27-Hour Day (2021)
as Bonnie Garrett
Love, Mary (1985)
as Nurse Osco
Contagious (1997)
as ER Nurse with Drug Worker
Still Life, with Scissors (2001)
as Aunt Marge
If I Run (2025)
as Lucy
Exile (2023)
as Karen
Last Stand to Nowhere (2019)
as Mae Brown