22-937: (Redirected from Maclachlan ) McLachlan ( / m ə ˈ k l ɒ x l ə n / mə- KLOKH -lən ), McLachlan or McLaglen is a surname. It is derived from the Irish MacLachlainn , which is in turn a patronymic form of the Gaelic personal name Lachlann . Notable people with the surname include: McLachlan [ edit ] Alexander McLachlan (politician) (1872–1956), Australian senator Alexander McLachlan (poet) (1818–1896), Scottish-born Canadian poet Andrew McLachlan (born 1966), Australian politician, army man and lawyer Angus McLachlan (born 1944), Australian pastoralist and former first-class cricketer Ben McLachlan (born 1992), New Zealand–Japanese tennis player C. Ian McLachlan (born 1942), justice of
44-435: A little digging, Ryan uncovers the truth about his uncle Colin (Robert Alexander) being in prison, rather than being dead as Dorothy had led him to believe. After Colin is paroled, he and Dorothy give their marriage another chance, but it falls apart when Colin is discovered having an affair with Rosemary Daniels ( Joy Chambers ). Ryan then stands by Dorothy during the fallout. Ryan later passes his HSC and decides to become
66-418: A postman. During one of his rounds he is seduced by married woman Virginia Wenham but before anything can happen, Ryan flees when her husband, Bernie (Robert Morgan) almost catches them one day. Bernie recognizes Ryan and after selling him Encyclopedias against his will, he threatens him to stay away from Virginia. After listening to Jim Robinson 's ( Alan Dale ) Vietnam War stories, Ryan decides to enlist in
88-545: A shine to Ryan but he is oblivious to this, instead asking her if a friend of hers is interested in him. When Dorothy becomes principal of Erinsborough High, he finds it hard to swallow and receives some teasing about it. Gemma Ramsay ( Beth Buchanan ) moves with her aunt Madge ( Anne Charleston ) and uncle Harold Bishop ( Ian Smith ) and both Matt and Ryan are taken with her. Ryan is disappointed when Gemma chooses Matt. Ryan's parents, Russell and Petra (Bernadette Wheatley), go overseas and he moves in with Dorothy. After doing
110-512: Is a fictional character from the Australian soap opera Neighbours , played by Richard Norton. He made his first appearance on 15 February 1990 and remained on the show until 21 March 1991. Following the departure of Craig McLachlan , who played Henry Ramsay , producers began a search for possible "heart-throbs" to replace him. They cast Adelaide actors Richard Norton and Jeremy Angerson as Ryan and Josh Anderson respectively. Their casting
132-1694: The Connecticut Supreme Court Craig McLachlan (born 1965), Australian actor and singer Ed McLachlan (1940–2024), English cartoonist and illustrator George McLachlan (1901–1964), Scottish footballer Ian McLachlan (born 1936), Australian landowner James McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Jimmy McLachlan , Scottish footballer John McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Laurentia McLachlan (1866–1953), Scottish Benedictine nun Mark McLachlan (born 1990), American product & game designer Michael A. McLachlan (born 1958), American politician Mike McLachlan (1946–2021), American politician Robert McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Sarah McLachlan (born 1968), Canadian musician Tanner McLachlan (born 1999), Canadian American football player Tom McLachlan (1912–1986), Australian rugby league footballer Virginia McLachlan (born 1992), Canadian Paralympic sprinter MacLachlan [ edit ] Angus MacLachlan (born 1959), playwright and screenwriter Crawford Maclachlan (1867–1952), British admiral Ewen MacLachlan (1775–1822), Scottish Gaelic scholar and poet Kyle MacLachlan (born 1959), American actor Malcolm MacLachlan , Professor of Global Health at Trinity College Dublin Patricia MacLachlan (1938–2022), American children's writer Ross MacLachlan (born 1957), Canadian singer and pianist James MacLachlan (1919–1943), British Royal Air Force pilot and flying ace of
154-1527: The Connecticut Supreme Court Craig McLachlan (born 1965), Australian actor and singer Ed McLachlan (1940–2024), English cartoonist and illustrator George McLachlan (1901–1964), Scottish footballer Ian McLachlan (born 1936), Australian landowner James McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Jimmy McLachlan , Scottish footballer John McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Laurentia McLachlan (1866–1953), Scottish Benedictine nun Mark McLachlan (born 1990), American product & game designer Michael A. McLachlan (born 1958), American politician Mike McLachlan (1946–2021), American politician Robert McLachlan (disambiguation) , multiple people Sarah McLachlan (born 1968), Canadian musician Tanner McLachlan (born 1999), Canadian American football player Tom McLachlan (1912–1986), Australian rugby league footballer Virginia McLachlan (born 1992), Canadian Paralympic sprinter MacLachlan [ edit ] Angus MacLachlan (born 1959), playwright and screenwriter Crawford Maclachlan (1867–1952), British admiral Ewen MacLachlan (1775–1822), Scottish Gaelic scholar and poet Kyle MacLachlan (born 1959), American actor Malcolm MacLachlan , Professor of Global Health at Trinity College Dublin Patricia MacLachlan (1938–2022), American children's writer Ross MacLachlan (born 1957), Canadian singer and pianist James MacLachlan (1919–1943), British Royal Air Force pilot and flying ace of
176-472: The Irish origins of the name References [ edit ] ^ Wells, John C. (2008), Longman Pronunciation Dictionary (3rd ed.), Longman, ISBN 9781405881180 [REDACTED] Surname list This page lists people with the surname McLachlan . If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding
198-420: The Irish origins of the name References [ edit ] ^ Wells, John C. (2008), Longman Pronunciation Dictionary (3rd ed.), Longman, ISBN 9781405881180 [REDACTED] Surname list This page lists people with the surname McLachlan . If an internal link intending to refer to a specific person led you to this page, you may wish to change that link by adding
220-564: The Second World War McLaglen [ edit ] Victor McLaglen (1886–1959), British-born American actor Clan [ edit ] Clan Maclachlan , Scottish clan Fictional characters [ edit ] Ryan McLachlan , fictional character Tiffany McLachlan , fictional character See also [ edit ] McLachlin (surname) McLoughlin Lachlan (disambiguation) McLoughlin , for
242-435: The Second World War McLaglen [ edit ] Victor McLaglen (1886–1959), British-born American actor Clan [ edit ] Clan Maclachlan , Scottish clan Fictional characters [ edit ] Ryan McLachlan , fictional character Tiffany McLachlan , fictional character See also [ edit ] McLachlin (surname) McLoughlin Lachlan (disambiguation) McLoughlin , for
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#1732787317724264-461: The army. His final episode, which was broadcast on 21 March 1991, featured Dorothy trying to talk him out of joining. Ryan arrives in Erinsborough after being expelled from private school. After an initially frosty start, he soon makes friends with Nick Page ( Mark Stevens ), Sharon Davies (Jessica Muschamp), Matt Robinson ( Ashley Paske ) and Lee Maloney (Maree Ackehurst). Sharon takes
286-541: The auditions in Adelaide. As well as being cast at the same time, Norton and Angerson lived together in a flat share. Ryan is the older brother of Tiffany McLachlan (Amber Kilpatrick) and he is very protective towards his younger sister. Anthony Hayward, author of The Who's Who of Soap Operas , described Ryan as "intelligent and excellent in sports such as athletics, surfing and basketball". Ryan also enjoyed singing, girls and looking for something new and exciting. He
308-583: The cast of rival soap opera Home and Away . Norton did not believe that he made the role a success. He told Mark Barden from the Reading Post that "I learned a lot working on Neighbours but it took longer to fit in with the established stars. I played a pretty subdued character in Neighbours, I suppose I was a bit scared because everything was new so I did hold back quite a bit with Ryan." Ryan's departure storyline saw him leave Ramsay Street to join
330-802: The 💕 (Redirected from MacLachlainn ) McLachlan ( / m ə ˈ k l ɒ x l ə n / mə- KLOKH -lən ), McLachlan or McLaglen is a surname. It is derived from the Irish MacLachlainn , which is in turn a patronymic form of the Gaelic personal name Lachlann . Notable people with the surname include: McLachlan [ edit ] Alexander McLachlan (politician) (1872–1956), Australian senator Alexander McLachlan (poet) (1818–1896), Scottish-born Canadian poet Andrew McLachlan (born 1966), Australian politician, army man and lawyer Angus McLachlan (born 1944), Australian pastoralist and former first-class cricketer Ben McLachlan (born 1992), New Zealand–Japanese tennis player C. Ian McLachlan (born 1942), justice of
352-478: The person's given name (s) to the link. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=McLachlan&oldid=1250454720#MacLachlan " Categories : Surnames Surnames of Scottish origin Patronymic surnames Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description is different from Wikidata All set index articles MacLachlainn From Misplaced Pages,
374-425: The person's given name (s) to the link. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=McLachlan&oldid=1250454720#MacLachlan " Categories : Surnames Surnames of Scottish origin Patronymic surnames Hidden categories: Articles with short description Short description is different from Wikidata All set index articles Ryan McLachlan Ryan McLachlan
396-426: The role of Ryan. Norton thought that he might have been chosen because he had "a look", saying "That's it in this industry. They do go for the looks. There's got to be some talent there, too, but I think you've just got to be natural." Norton was nineteen when he began filming and he relocated to Melbourne for the part. He admitted to being scared on his first day, so he was relieved to see Angerson, whom he had met at
418-533: The show had lost some actors and needed new characters. Neighbours marked Norton's first "proper" acting job. He had previously done some radio voice-overs and acted in school productions, but he was starting a traineeship in hotel work when he auditioned for the serial. Norton later told another reporter from TV Week that he had grown in confidence after numerous auditions and when the opportunity to play Ryan arose "everything just happened at once." He also said that he "couldn't believe his luck" when he received
440-518: Was ill-equipped to look after children and helped learn more about the character's background. After he finishes school, Ryan secures a job as a postman and later meets an older woman, Virginia Wenham (Kristie Grant). She tries to seduce Ryan and Norton described his character as "awkward in this situation". He explained that was a coming-of-age storyline for Ryan, adding "he's a healthy young teenager and he thinks 'Wow! an older woman.'" Norton stayed with Neighbours for one year until he left to join
462-548: Was popular and proved to be a loyal friend. Hayward went on to say that while Ryan had a mischievous sense of humour, he often became annoyed when he was the victim of his sister's practical jokes. Ryan moved to Erinsborough , after being expelled from his private school. When he started at the local high school, Ryan told the other pupils that he had been expelled for locking a teacher in a cupboard. Ryan and Tiffany come to Ramsay Street to stay with their aunt, Dorothy Burke ( Maggie Dence ). The storyline highlighted how Dorothy
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#1732787317724484-412: Was publicised in the 6 January 1990 issue of TV Week . On comparisons to McLachlan, Norton described Ryan as "a natural, athletic type like Craig" and thought those traits were what the producers were looking for. He joked "Having the name McLachlan did worry me a bit... but I'm Richard Norton, that's who I am." Norton was not concerned about the pressure of stepping into McLachlan's shoes, noting that
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