DanielleCormack
- Actor
Danielle Cormack's naturalistic, seemingly effortless acting style has been showcased on both sides of the Tasman. After roles in soaps Gloss and Shortland Street, she began a run of big screen starring roles —Topless Women Talk About Their Lives, The Price of Milk and Via Satellite (playing twins). On Australian TV, she has starred as a prisoner (Wentworth), crime lord (Underbelly: Razor), barrister (Rake) and MP (Secret City).
Screenography
Biography
Danielle Cormack's career spans more than 35 years of acting in both New Zealand and Australia. Her resume of screen roles ranges from 70s hippies and confused Generation Xers, to barristers and criminals. Cormack's career first hit flight altitude sometime in 1997. After winning a Best Actor Award that year for her work in Harry Sinclair's Topless Women Talk About Their Lives, she quickly followed it with another four features — including rural romance The Price of Milk and a double role in Via Satellite.
Awards
2025 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards
Nominated for Best Short Film: Why We Fight
“Danielle Cormack is a great asset with her appealing performance. She is the centre around which Sinclair weaves a tangled tale of birth, marriages and deaths.”
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