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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.
– Sarah Smuts-Kennedy, in a 1993 New Idea interview
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Interrogation |
Actor |
2005 |
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Actor |
2004 |
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This is Not a Love Story |
Actor |
2002 |
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Young Lions |
Actor |
2002 |
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Actor |
1999 |
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The Overstayer |
Actor |
1999 |
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True Life Stories - The Pip Brown Story |
Actor |
1999 |
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Hercules: The Legendary Journeys |
Actor |
1995 - 1998 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
1994 |
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Jack Be Nimble |
Actor |
1993 |
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Actor |
1992 - 1994 |
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Mother Tongue |
Actor |
1992 |
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Actor |
1994 - 1995 |
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The Footstep Man |
Actor |
1992 |
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Actor |
1990 |
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The Rainbow Warrior Conspiracy |
Actor |
1989 |
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Actor |
1981 |
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1994 Fantasporto Festival (Portugal)
Best Actress: for Jack Be Nimble