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English-born Jaquie Brown spent time in Kiwi radio, before joining late night TV2 music show Space as co-host. After stints on C4 and Campbell Live, she turned actor for double Qantas award-winner The Jaquie Brown Diaries. The comedy saw her playing a once popular TV personality who gets “sucked into the same narcissistic tendencies” that first brought her ruin. Brown is also co-writer of Cannes-nominated short Nothing Special.
I was the lead rat in The Pied Piper of Hamelin. It’s hard to come down from that kind of level. From the lead rat, where would I go?
– Jaquie Brown, in a 2006 Listener interview
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Actor |
2009 |
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Actor |
2008 - 2009 |
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Actor |
2008 |
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Campbell Live |
Presenter |
2005 |
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Writer |
2005 |
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Pop! Goes the Weasel |
Presenter |
2005 - 2007 |
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A Queen's Tour |
Reporter |
2004 |
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Space |
Presenter |
2000 - 2003 |
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New Zealand inherited 15-year-old Jaquie Brown from England. Following a stint at Auckland’s 95bFM in her late teens, Brown soon became ensconced in the...