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	Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	Rose has appeared in genre television series including ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in genre television series including ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	Her best-known screen credit is the 1997 [[w:Atom Egoyan\|Atom Egoyan]] film ''[[w:The Sweet Hereafter (film)\|The Sweet Hereafter]]'', in which she played school-bus driver Dolores Driscoll. The cast shared the [[w:National Board of Review\|National Board of Review]] Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble that year.<ref group="external" name="imdb_nbr_1997_ensemble">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000464/1997/1/#:~:text=Sweet%20Hereafter\|title=National Board of Review, USA (1997)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Her best-known screen credit is the 1997 [[w:Atom Egoyan\|Atom Egoyan]] film ''[[w:The Sweet Hereafter (film)\|The Sweet Hereafter]]'', in which she played school-bus driver Dolores Driscoll. The cast shared the [[w:National Board of Review\|National Board of Review]] Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble that year.<ref group="external" name="imdb_nbr_1997_ensemble">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000464/1997/1/#:~:text=Sweet%20Hereafter\|title=National Board of Review, USA (1997)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>
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	Other notable film credits include ''[[w:The Stepfather (1987 film)\|The Stepfather]]'' (1987), ''[[w:The Five Senses (film)\|The Five Senses]]'' ([[w:Jeremy Podeswa\|Jeremy Podeswa]], 1999), ''[[w:In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale\|In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale]]'' (2007), ''[[w:If I Stay (film)\|If I Stay]]'' (2014), ''[[w:Maudie (film)\|Maudie]]'' (2016), ''[[w:A Dog's Purpose (film)\|A Dog's Purpose]]'' (2017), and ''[[w:Final Destination Bloodlines\|Final Destination Bloodlines]]'' (2025).<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_filmography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Final%20Destination\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Filmography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Other notable film credits include ''[[w:The Stepfather (1987 film)\|The Stepfather]]'' (1987), ''[[w:The Five Senses (film)\|The Five Senses]]'' ([[w:Jeremy Podeswa\|Jeremy Podeswa]], 1999), ''[[w:In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale\|In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale]]'' (2007), ''[[w:If I Stay (film)\|If I Stay]]'' (2014), ''[[w:Maudie (film)\|Maudie]]'' (2016), ''[[w:A Dog's Purpose (film)\|A Dog's Purpose]]'' (2017), and ''[[w:Final Destination Bloodlines\|Final Destination Bloodlines]]'' (2025).<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_filmography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Final%20Destination\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Filmography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	In television, Rose's guest and recurring credits span several decades, encompassing ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'' (1993–1994), ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'' (1995), ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' (2001), ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:Once Upon a Time (TV series)\|Once Upon a Time]]'' (recurring as Ruth), ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'' (recurring as Samantha), ''[[w:The Man in the High Castle\|The Man in the High Castle]]'', ''[[w:Away (TV series)\|Away]]'' (2020, as NASA flight command head Darlene Cole, seven episodes),<ref group="external" name="imdb_away_fullcredits">{{cite web\|url=https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8787802/fullcredits/#:~:text=Gabrielle%20Rose\|title=Away (TV Series 2020) – Full cast & crew\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> ''[[w:Yellowjackets (TV series)\|Yellowjackets]]'', and ''[[w:The Night Agent\|The Night Agent]]'', for which she received a [[w:UBCP/ACTRA Award\|UBCP/ACTRA Award]] for Best Supporting Performance in a Series in 2023.<ref group="external" name="ubcp_rose_night_agent_award">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards/#:~:text=Night%20Agent\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		In television, Rose's guest and recurring credits span several decades, encompassing ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'' (1993–1994), ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'' (1995), ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' (2001), ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:Once Upon a Time (TV series)\|Once Upon a Time]]'' (recurring as Ruth), ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'' (recurring as Samantha), ''[[w:The Man in the High Castle\|The Man in the High Castle]]'', ''[[w:Away (TV series)\|Away]]'' (2020, as NASA flight command head Darlene Cole, seven episodes),<ref group="external" name="imdb_away_fullcredits">{{cite web\|url=https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8787802/fullcredits/#:~:text=Gabrielle%20Rose\|title=Away (TV Series 2020) – Full cast & crew\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> ''[[w:Yellowjackets (TV series)\|Yellowjackets]]'', and ''[[w:The Night Agent\|The Night Agent]]'', for which she received a [[w:UBCP/ACTRA Award\|UBCP/ACTRA Award]] for Best Supporting Performance in a Series in 2023.<ref group="external" name="ubcp_rose_night_agent_award">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards/#:~:text=Night%20Agent\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	Rose has also maintained an active stage career, primarily with the [[w:Arts Club Theatre Company\|Arts Club Theatre Company]] in Vancouver, earning three [[w:Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards\|Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards]].<ref group="external" name="canadiantheatre_rose_entry">{{cite web\|url=https://www.canadiantheatre.com/dict.pl?term=Rose,+Gabrielle#:~:text=Jessie\|title=Rose, Gabrielle\|publisher=Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Stage credits include the role of Martha in ''[[w:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]]'', Sister Aloysius in ''[[w:Doubt: A Parable\|Doubt]]'' (Arts Club, 2008), and the dual roles of Hannah and Ethel Rosenberg in ''[[w:Angels in America\|Angels in America]]'' (Arts Club, 2017).		Rose has also maintained an active stage career, primarily with the [[w:Arts Club Theatre Company\|Arts Club Theatre Company]] in Vancouver, earning three [[w:Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards\|Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards]].<ref group="external" name="canadiantheatre_rose_entry">{{cite web\|url=https://www.canadiantheatre.com/dict.pl?term=Rose,+Gabrielle#:~:text=Jessie\|title=Rose, Gabrielle\|publisher=Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Stage credits include the role of Martha in ''[[w:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]]'', Sister Aloysius in ''[[w:Doubt: A Parable\|Doubt]]'' (Arts Club, 2008), and the dual roles of Hannah and Ethel Rosenberg in ''[[w:Angels in America\|Angels in America]]'' (Arts Club, 2017).

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	\| image = ~~King~~.jpg		\| image = Gabrielle Rose.jpg
	\| character = [[Portia King]]		\| character = [[Portia King]]
	\| series = RDM		\| series = RDM
	~~\| born_month =~~
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	\| born_year = 1954		\| born_year = 1954
	\| nationality = CA		\| nationality = CA
	\| imdb = 0741388		\| imdb = 0741388
	\| sortkey = Rose, Gabrielle		\| sortkey = Rose, Gabrielle
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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]]		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]]

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	She was inducted into the [[w:BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|BC Entertainment Hall of Fame]] in 2009<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_inductee">{{cite web\|url=https://bcentertainmenthalloffame.com/rose-gabrielle/#:~:text=2009\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> and received the [[w:Vancouver Film Critics Circle\|Vancouver Film Critics Circle]]'s Ian Caddell Award for Achievement in 2015.<ref group="external" name="playback_rose_vfcc_award">{{cite web\|url=https://playbackonline.ca/2015/12/21/gabrielle-rose-honoured-by-vancouver-film-critics/#:~:text=Ian%20Caddell\|title=Gabrielle Rose honoured by Vancouver Film Critics\|publisher=Playback\|date=21 December 2015\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		She was inducted into the [[w:BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|BC Entertainment Hall of Fame]] in 2009<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_inductee">{{cite web\|url=https://bcentertainmenthalloffame.com/rose-gabrielle/#:~:text=2009\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> and received the [[w:Vancouver Film Critics Circle\|Vancouver Film Critics Circle]]'s Ian Caddell Award for Achievement in 2015.<ref group="external" name="playback_rose_vfcc_award">{{cite web\|url=https://playbackonline.ca/2015/12/21/gabrielle-rose-honoured-by-vancouver-film-critics/#:~:text=Ian%20Caddell\|title=Gabrielle Rose honoured by Vancouver Film Critics\|publisher=Playback\|date=21 December 2015\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	Rose is married to Canadian actor [[~~imdb~~:~~nm0558645~~\|Hrothgar Mathews]], with whom she has two sons, Liam and Finn.<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_personal">{{cite web\|url=https://bcentertainmenthalloffame.com/rose-gabrielle/#:~:text=Liam%20and%20Finn\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Rose is married to Canadian actor [[w:Hrothgar_Mathews\|Hrothgar Mathews]], with whom she has two sons, Liam and Finn.<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_personal">{{cite web\|url=https://bcentertainmenthalloffame.com/rose-gabrielle/#:~:text=Liam%20and%20Finn\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=BC Entertainment Hall of Fame\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	== Career ==		== Career ==

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]]
			<ref group="footnotes" name="portia_king_character_name">Rose is credited on IMDb as "Mrs. King" for "The Woman King." The character's full name, Portia King, is established in episode dialogue and used in the episode's title; both are consistent with the same role.</ref> in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>
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	After two years at [[w:Simon Fraser University\|Simon Fraser University]], Rose enrolled at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and subsequently worked in British theatre and television for approximately a decade. She is married to Canadian actor [[w:Hrothgar_Mathews\|Hrothgar Mathews]] and the couple has two sons, Liam and Finn.<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_personal" /> They reside in Vancouver.		After two years at [[w:Simon Fraser University\|Simon Fraser University]], Rose enrolled at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and subsequently worked in British theatre and television for approximately a decade. She is married to Canadian actor [[w:Hrothgar_Mathews\|Hrothgar Mathews]] and the couple has two sons, Liam and Finn.<ref group="external" name="bcehof_rose_personal" /> They reside in Vancouver.

	~~== Notes ==~~

	<ref group="footnotes" name="portia_king_character_name">Rose is credited on IMDb as "Mrs. King" for "The Woman King." The character's full name, Portia King, is established in episode dialogue and used in the episode's title; both are consistent with the same role.</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~https~~:~~//eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor~~ Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[ew:Eureka (series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[https://eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~https://~~eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~[ew~~:~~Eureka (series)~~\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[https://eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Born in [[w:Kamloops\|Kamloops]], British Columbia,<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_biography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/bio/#:~:text=Kamloops\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Biography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Rose trained at the [[w:Bristol Old Vic Theatre School\|Bristol Old Vic Theatre School]] and spent roughly a decade working in British theatre before returning to Canada.<ref group="external" name="furminger_vancourier_rose_profile">{{cite web\|url=https://www.vancourier.com/entertainment/acting-is-in-the-blood-for-gabrielle-rose-1.2779493#:~:text=Bristol%20Old%20Vic\|title=Acting is in the blood for Gabrielle Rose\|author=Furminger, Sabrina\|publisher=Vancouver Is Awesome / Vancouver Courier\|date=15 November 2016\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Her screen career spans from as early as 1975 – then billed as Gay Rose – through to the present day, with a particular concentration in Canadian independent film and Vancouver-shot television.<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_early_credit">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Gay%20Rose\|title=Gabrielle Rose\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	Rose has appeared in genre television series including ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in genre television series including ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	Her best-known screen credit is the 1997 [[w:Atom Egoyan\|Atom Egoyan]] film ''[[w:The Sweet Hereafter (film)\|The Sweet Hereafter]]'', in which she played school-bus driver Dolores Driscoll. The cast shared the [[w:National Board of Review\|National Board of Review]] Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble that year.<ref group="external" name="imdb_nbr_1997_ensemble">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000464/1997/1/#:~:text=Sweet%20Hereafter\|title=National Board of Review, USA (1997)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Her best-known screen credit is the 1997 [[w:Atom Egoyan\|Atom Egoyan]] film ''[[w:The Sweet Hereafter (film)\|The Sweet Hereafter]]'', in which she played school-bus driver Dolores Driscoll. The cast shared the [[w:National Board of Review\|National Board of Review]] Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble that year.<ref group="external" name="imdb_nbr_1997_ensemble">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000464/1997/1/#:~:text=Sweet%20Hereafter\|title=National Board of Review, USA (1997)\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>
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	Other notable film credits include ''[[w:The Stepfather (1987 film)\|The Stepfather]]'' (1987), ''[[w:The Five Senses (film)\|The Five Senses]]'' ([[w:Jeremy Podeswa\|Jeremy Podeswa]], 1999), ''[[w:In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale\|In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale]]'' (2007), ''[[w:If I Stay (film)\|If I Stay]]'' (2014), ''[[w:Maudie (film)\|Maudie]]'' (2016), ''[[w:A Dog's Purpose (film)\|A Dog's Purpose]]'' (2017), and ''[[w:Final Destination Bloodlines\|Final Destination Bloodlines]]'' (2025).<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_filmography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Final%20Destination\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Filmography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		Other notable film credits include ''[[w:The Stepfather (1987 film)\|The Stepfather]]'' (1987), ''[[w:The Five Senses (film)\|The Five Senses]]'' ([[w:Jeremy Podeswa\|Jeremy Podeswa]], 1999), ''[[w:In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale\|In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale]]'' (2007), ''[[w:If I Stay (film)\|If I Stay]]'' (2014), ''[[w:Maudie (film)\|Maudie]]'' (2016), ''[[w:A Dog's Purpose (film)\|A Dog's Purpose]]'' (2017), and ''[[w:Final Destination Bloodlines\|Final Destination Bloodlines]]'' (2025).<ref group="external" name="imdb_rose_filmography">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/#:~:text=Final%20Destination\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Filmography\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	In television, Rose's guest and recurring credits span several decades, encompassing ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'' (1993–1994), ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'' (1995), ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' (2001), ''[[w:Dark Angel (TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:Once Upon a Time (TV series)\|Once Upon a Time]]'' (recurring as Ruth), ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'' (recurring as Samantha), ''[[w:The Man in the High Castle\|The Man in the High Castle]]'', ''[[w:Away (TV series)\|Away]]'' (2020, as NASA flight command head Darlene Cole, seven episodes),<ref group="external" name="imdb_away_fullcredits">{{cite web\|url=https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8787802/fullcredits/#:~:text=Gabrielle%20Rose\|title=Away (TV Series 2020) – Full cast & crew\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> ''[[w:Yellowjackets (TV series)\|Yellowjackets]]'', and ''[[w:The Night Agent\|The Night Agent]]'', for which she received a [[w:UBCP/ACTRA Award\|UBCP/ACTRA Award]] for Best Supporting Performance in a Series in 2023.<ref group="external" name="ubcp_rose_night_agent_award">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards/#:~:text=Night%20Agent\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>		In television, Rose's guest and recurring credits span several decades, encompassing ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'' (1993–1994), ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'' (1995), ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]'' (2001), ''[[w:Dark Angel (American TV series)\|Dark Angel]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone (TV series)\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Eureka (TV series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:Once Upon a Time (TV series)\|Once Upon a Time]]'' (recurring as Ruth), ''[[w:Continuum (TV series)\|Continuum]]'' (recurring as Samantha), ''[[w:The Man in the High Castle\|The Man in the High Castle]]'', ''[[w:Away (TV series)\|Away]]'' (2020, as NASA flight command head Darlene Cole, seven episodes),<ref group="external" name="imdb_away_fullcredits">{{cite web\|url=https://m.imdb.com/title/tt8787802/fullcredits/#:~:text=Gabrielle%20Rose\|title=Away (TV Series 2020) – Full cast & crew\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> ''[[w:Yellowjackets (TV series)\|Yellowjackets]]'', and ''[[w:The Night Agent\|The Night Agent]]'', for which she received a [[w:UBCP/ACTRA Award\|UBCP/ACTRA Award]] for Best Supporting Performance in a Series in 2023.<ref group="external" name="ubcp_rose_night_agent_award">{{cite web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards/#:~:text=Night%20Agent\|title=Gabrielle Rose – Awards\|publisher=IMDb\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref>

	Rose has also maintained an active stage career, primarily with the [[w:Arts Club Theatre Company\|Arts Club Theatre Company]] in Vancouver, earning three [[w:Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards\|Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards]].<ref group="external" name="canadiantheatre_rose_entry">{{cite web\|url=https://www.canadiantheatre.com/dict.pl?term=Rose,+Gabrielle#:~:text=Jessie\|title=Rose, Gabrielle\|publisher=Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Stage credits include the role of Martha in ''[[w:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]]'', Sister Aloysius in ''[[w:Doubt: A Parable\|Doubt]]'' (Arts Club, 2008), and the dual roles of Hannah and Ethel Rosenberg in ''[[w:Angels in America\|Angels in America]]'' (Arts Club, 2017).		Rose has also maintained an active stage career, primarily with the [[w:Arts Club Theatre Company\|Arts Club Theatre Company]] in Vancouver, earning three [[w:Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards\|Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards]].<ref group="external" name="canadiantheatre_rose_entry">{{cite web\|url=https://www.canadiantheatre.com/dict.pl?term=Rose,+Gabrielle#:~:text=Jessie\|title=Rose, Gabrielle\|publisher=Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia\|accessdate=27 May 2026}}</ref> Stage credits include the role of Martha in ''[[w:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\|Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]]'', Sister Aloysius in ''[[w:Doubt: A Parable\|Doubt]]'' (Arts Club, 2008), and the dual roles of Hannah and Ethel Rosenberg in ''[[w:Angels in America\|Angels in America]]'' (Arts Club, 2017).

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~https~~:~~//eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor~~ Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[ew:Eureka (series)\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[https://eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~https://~~eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[[eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>

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	'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].		'''Gabrielle Rose''' (born 1954) is the Canadian actress who portrayed [[Portia King]] in "[[The Woman King]]," an episode of the [[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Re-imagined Series]].

	Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[~~[ew~~:~~Eureka (series)~~\|Eureka]]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.		Rose has appeared in such genre television series as ''[[w:Sliders\|Sliders]]'', ''[[w:The X-Files\|The X-Files]]'', ''[https://eureka.fandom.com/wiki/Carol_Taylor\|Eureka]'', ''[[w:The Dead Zone\|The Dead Zone]]'', ''[[w:Dark Angel\|Dark Angel]]'', and ''[[w:Smallville\|Smallville]]''.

	During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>		During her long career, spanning from as early as 1975 (then-credited as Gay Rose), she has garnered nine award nominations and one win. Her one win was a shared NBR Award for Best Acting by an Ensemble in the 1997 production ''The Sweet Hereafter''.<ref>{{cite_web\|url=https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0741388/awards\|title=Awards listing for Gabrielle Rose at IMDb\|date=\|accessdate=1 December 2007\|last=\|first=\|format=\|language=}}</ref>