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Sarah Smuts-Kennedy

Sarah Smuts-Kennedy was able to sing most of Oliver! before she started school. Since debuting as the doomed Daphne Moran in 1982‘s The Scarecrow, her movies have included two lead roles: dark fantasy Jack Be Nimble (as the troubled Dora) and romance This is Not a Love Story (as a wannabe writer). Her TV work includes starring roles in award-winning play Overnight, and across the barricades love story Mother Tongue.

One of the best things I ever did for my career was actually stop. Having a child opens up your range of experience so enormously [...] when you stop, you can reflect, and with reflection, I think my work improved.  
 
 

Screenography

Screenography
 Role/s
 Interrogation

Interrogation

Actor

2005

 Oyster Farmer

Oyster Farmer

Actor

2004

 This is Not a Love Story

This is Not a Love Story

Actor

2002

 Young Lions

Young Lions

Actor

2002

 Duggan

Duggan

Actor

1999

 The Overstayer

The Overstayer

Actor

1999

 True Life Stories - The Pip Brown Story

True Life Stories - The Pip Brown Story

Actor

1999

 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

Hercules: The Legendary Journeys

Actor

1995 - 1998

 Overnight

Overnight

Actor

1995

 Eau de la Vie

Eau de la Vie

Actor

1994

 Jack Be Nimble

Jack Be Nimble

Actor

1993

 Marlin Bay

Marlin Bay

Actor

1992 - 1994

 Mother Tongue

Mother Tongue

Actor

1992

 Shortland Street

Shortland Street

Actor

1994 - 1995

 The Footstep Man

The Footstep Man

Actor

1992

 An Angel At My Table

An Angel At My Table

Actor

1990

 The Rainbow Warrior Conspiracy

The Rainbow Warrior Conspiracy

Actor

1989

 The Scarecrow

The Scarecrow

Actor

1981


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Awards

1994 Fantasporto Festival (Portugal)
Best Actress: for Jack Be Nimble