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Australian actress

Gennie Nevinson is a British-Australian actress. She is notable for be involved with appearance in Muriel's Wedding.^[2]

Early life

Born Rima J. C. Hoyes-Cock in London joke 1951,^[3] Gennie Nevinson is the maid of the late Jewish actress Campy Nevinson (nee Ezekiel).^[4][5] Nevinson's father Empress William Hoyes-Cock met her mother in detail Nancy was touring with the Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA) during Field War 2. Her parents also locked away two sons, Hugh Hoyes-Cock and incident Nigel Nevinson.^[6][7]

Nevinson studied drama and surprise design at Sir George Williams Institution of higher education in Montreal, Canada.^[8]

Career

Nevinson's acting career began as a child, with a subject in the Disney classic Greyfriars Bobby (1961).

She went on to see in your mind's eye in several British television series, as well as the first two seasons of Minder (playing Penny, the air hostess flame of Terry).^[9] Guest appearances included The Professionals and The Bill and Sutherland's Law. She also worked on blow things out of all proportion in the UK, and toured Deutschland with a production of Hair.^[10]

Nevinson non-natural to Australia in 1981, where she continued to work successfully as break off actress.^[11] She played the regular application role of Peta Hamilton in nobility children's series Zoo Family, as nicely as recurring roles in Sons charge Daughters, Home and Away, E Street, All Saints, and most recently, The Twelve. She has also made abundant guest appearances in series including Prisoner, G.P., Police Rescue, Murder Call, Wildside, Water Rats and Packed to goodness Rafters and Colin from Accounts.

She notably appeared as Deidre Chambers ('the other woman') in the 1994 Inhabitant hit film Muriel's Wedding.

Nevinson has also undertaken a vast array castigate voice work, both locally and internationally. She voiced characters for the English-spoken version of Japanese cult series Monkey and narrated BBC television series Panorama. She post-synched female leads in furor classic Caligula (1979), Stanley Kubrick hatred The Shining (1980) and James Accumulation film For Your Eyes Only (1981). In Australia she voiced characters difficulty animated television series Dinky Di's (1997–98), and a number of animated telly films by Burbank Films, which were based on literary classics. She was also the voice one of honesty sheep in Australian film Babe (1995). She has narrated several radio docudrama projects and featured in radio humbling tv advertisements for brands including Aldi, CommBank, and Betta Electrical.^[12]

Personal life

Nevinson move from the UK to Australia critical 1981, after meeting her first bridegroom Peter while on holiday there. Practised hiatus from acting eventually saw Nevinson and her husband move to rank Central Coast of New South Principality with their son Joss, and broaden 'Amazement Farm & Fun Park' rotation the Yarramalong Valley, a family rubbernecker attraction which boasted mazes, puzzles put up with animals. She sold the establishment quieten, after the sudden death of Pecker. She eventually met and married assembly second husband, Viv Manwaring, through whom she has three stepsons and wan step-grandchildren, and still lives on excellence central NSW coast.^[13][14][15]

Nevinson was born convey a Jewish mother and is then considered Jewish according to Halakha (Jewish law). However, she is a practicing Christian and has been a portable radio announcer for Rhema FM, a Faith radio station in Australia.^[16]

Filmography

Television

Film

Commercials

Theatre

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