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Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie lands ‘very intimidating’ dream role as Audrey Hepburn
NZ🎭 Culture3 days ago

Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie lands ‘very intimidating’ dream role as Audrey Hepburn

Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie has been cast in a 'very intimidating' dream role portraying Audrey Hepburn. The role is described as significant and likely to be a major career milestone for McKenzie, who is a well-known New Zealand actress. The article highlights the prestige of the role and the admiration for McKenzie's performance. No further details about the project, such as the film's title, director, or release date, are provided.

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Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie lands ‘very intimidating’ dream role as Audrey Hepburn

Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie has been cast in a 'very intimidating' dream role portraying Audrey Hepburn. The role is described as significant and likely to be a major career milestone for McKenzie, who is a well-known New Zealand actress. The article highlights the prestige of the role and the admiration for McKenzie's performance. No further details about the project, such as the film's title, director, or release date, are provided.

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