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According to the article: "Her character [on Castle] Martha Rodgers' acting career has somewhat paralleled her own, including references to appearances on soap operas." The Rogers character talks frequently about her stage roles, but I only see Ms Sullivan in one play, Jimmy Shine, "in the 1960s". She's also categorized in "American stage actresses", again implying a stage career and not just one role. Has her stage career been overblown or have roles been left out of the article? Thank you, Wordreader (talk) 23:04, 5 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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Her latest role is in the murder mystery series "Castle" for ABC as the title character's (actor Nathan Fillion) mother, where in the premiere episode she sang part of a song from "Oklahoma".
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