Chantal Contouri

Chantal Contouri (born 1950; sometimes credited as Chantal Cantouri, ) is a Greek Australian television and film actress and former dancer, best known for her role in the 1970s soap opera "Number 96", as nurse Tracy Wilson, later revealed to be the serial killer known as the infamous "pantyhose strangler".
Biography.
Contouri was born in Agios Georgios, Greece in 1950, the first of five children to Fotini and Konstantinos, the family emigrated to Australia aboard an Italian ship Castel Felice in 1954; and settled in Adelaide, where Contouri attended Adelaide High School, where she learned English, after leaving home she stated her career as a dancer, and appeared on music show Kommotion, before venturing into acting, where she has the only distinction of being the first Greek actress to pursue a career in Australia and the only one to win a Logie Award, she has had guest and recurring roles in series and soap opera and Australian films.
She featured in "The Sullivans" as Melina Tsangarakis, who married Norm Baker before her death by firing squad. Contouri appeared in US daytime soap opera "General Hospital" in 1988 and played a guest role in Australian teen soap "E Street" in 1993.
She played leading roles in "Barry McKenzie Holds His Own" (1974) and the sex comedy film "Alvin Purple Rides Again" (1974), and later had a guest role in the "Alvin Purple" television series produced in 1976. Contouri had starring roles in horror-suspense films "Thirst" (1979) and "Snapshot" (aka "The Day After Halloween") (1979). She featured in Timothy Spanos' film "The House Cleaner" in 2013, playing an alcoholic acting agent and her most recent role was in a remake of "Stormboy" in 2019.
Contouri remains best known however as Nurse Tracey Wilson in serial Number 96 and in 2007 discussed her time on the series in an episode of "Where Are They Now?", and revealed that she runs the family's restaurant in Adelaide. The restaurant closed in 2014, she currently resides in Torrensville, South Australia.
Contouri recorded an audio commentary for a 2008 DVD boxed set release of 32 "Number 96" episodes, entitled "The Pantyhose Strangler".