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'''Victoria Hill''' (born 18 February 1971 in [[Adelaide]]) is an Australian actress, writer and producer. |
'''Victoria Hill''' (born 18 February 1971 in [[Adelaide]]) is an Australian actress, writer and producer. |
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==Early life and career== |
==Early life and career== |
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Victoria Hill is the daughter of [[Robert Hill (Australian politician)|Robert Hill]], a former politician, diplomat and [[Chancellor (education)|Chancellor]] of the [[University of Adelaide]]; and Diana Hill, the Australian president of [[UNICEF]]. |
Victoria Hill is the daughter of [[Robert Hill (Australian politician)|Robert Hill]], a former politician, diplomat and [[Chancellor (education)|Chancellor]] of the [[University of Adelaide]]; and Diana Hill, the Australian president of [[UNICEF]]. |
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A graduate of [[Flinders University]] Drama Centre, she spent many years performing in theatre productions in Adelaide and interstate before winning her first part in a feature film, 1999's ''Dead End'', soon followed by a role in ''Siam Sunset''. Hill spent subsequent years performing on stage and in occasional television roles until her film career took off in 2006, with roles in ''[[Modern Love (2006 film)|Modern Love]], [[Hunt Angels]], [[BoyTown]], [[December Boys]]'' and ''[[Macbeth (2006 film)|Macbeth]]'', the Shakespeare adaptation which she also co-wrote and -produced. In 2018, she appeared in the [[Paul Schrader]]-directed film ''[[First Reformed]]'', which she also co-produced.<ref>{{Citation|title=First Reformed (2017)|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6053438/fullcredits/|access-date=2017-10-10}}</ref> |
A graduate of [[Flinders University]] Drama Centre, she spent many years performing in theatre productions in Adelaide and interstate before winning her first part in a feature film, 1999's ''Dead End'', soon followed by a role in ''[[Siam Sunset]]''. Hill spent subsequent years performing on stage and in occasional television roles until her film career took off in 2006, with roles in ''[[Modern Love (2006 film)|Modern Love]], [[Hunt Angels]], [[BoyTown]], [[December Boys]]'' and ''[[Macbeth (2006 film)|Macbeth]]'', the [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] adaptation which she also co-wrote and -produced. In 2018, she appeared in the [[Paul Schrader]]-directed film ''[[First Reformed]]'', which she also co-produced.<ref>{{Citation|title=First Reformed (2017)|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6053438/fullcredits/|access-date=2017-10-10}}</ref> |
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==Selected filmography== |
==Selected filmography== |
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Victoria Hill (born 18 February 1971 in Adelaide) is an Australian actress, writer and producer.
Early life and career
Victoria Hill is the daughter of Robert Hill, a former politician, diplomat and Chancellor of the University of Adelaide; and Diana Hill, the Australian president of UNICEF.
A graduate of Flinders University Drama Centre, she spent many years performing in theatre productions in Adelaide and interstate before winning her first part in a feature film, 1999's Dead End, soon followed by a role in Siam Sunset. Hill spent subsequent years performing on stage and in occasional television roles until her film career took off in 2006, with roles in Modern Love, Hunt Angels, BoyTown, December Boys and Macbeth, the Shakespeare adaptation which she also co-wrote and -produced. In 2018, she appeared in the Paul Schrader-directed film First Reformed, which she also co-produced.[1]
Selected filmography
Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1999 | Siam Sunset | Maree | Feature film |
Dead End | Lori Peterson | ||
2006 | December Boys | Teresa | Feature film |
BoyTown | Rosalita | Feature film | |
Hunt Angels | Alma Brooks | Feature film | |
Macbeth | Lady Macbeth | Feature film | |
Modern Love | Emily | Feature film | |
2017 | First Reformed | Esther | Feature film Also producer Nominated – Independent Spirit Award for Best Film |
2018 | The Chaperone | Myra Brooks | Feature film Also producer |
2021 | Buckley's Chance | Gloria | Feature film |
2022 | Master Gardener | Isobel Phelps | Feature film |
2024 | Oh, Canada | Diana | Feature film |
TBA | Geechee | TBA | Film (suspended) |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2010 | Dance Academy | Natasha | TV series, 4 episodes |
References
- ^ First Reformed (2017), retrieved 10 October 2017
External links
- Victoria Hill at IMDb
- Macbeth official web site