I planted that rose for my sister, who isn't an avid gardener, in about 1999, and I believe I bought it from Golden Vale Nursery although I can't be 100% sure. If I find any receipts confirming this I'll let you know.
The hips that you point out in the photo showing the buds in profile are dried up and hanging on the bush, so perhaps give an impression of the wrong shape. You can see a couple of ripe orange hips on top in photo 336100 showing the whole bush. They are typically somewhat pear-shaped - more narrow at the stalk end. I collected a handful yesterday so I'll post a photo.
Your "presumed" Mrs. Fred Danks doesn't look to be the same as what my sister grows. Is this the pink sport that Thomas' grew, or a foundling that has been possibly id'd as MrsFD? Just looking at the photos here, even the rose grown in the Alister Clark Garden and posted by hmfusr and David Elliott appears to differ from what I'm familiar with. It's hard to tell from a few photos though, perhaps it's a culture issue. In the photos posted by Margaret Furness, Sergio Scudu, Sue in NSW, lynfarn, anonymous-380 and petals and buds, I can certainly recognise the MrsFD that I know.
The foliage might have a slight reddish tinge at times, but nothing like what is commonly seen on Teas and HTs, and it is generally a fresh almost limey green colour which compliments the flowers beautifully. For what it's worth I can't see any Gigantea in it, unless there is some way back in it's breeding. It always reminds me of 'Amy Johnson' in the flower colour and foliage and I've wondered before if the two were related. 'Mrs. Fred Danks' has pinkish stamens.