Person

Judy Davis

Acting · Born 1955-04-23 · Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Judy Davis (born 23 April 1955) is an Australian actress. In a career spanning over four decades of both screen and stage, she has been commended for her versatility and regarded as one of the finest actresses of her generation. Frequent collaborator Woody Allen described her as "one of the most exciting actresses in the world". Davis has received numerous accolades, including nine AACTA Awards (of which she is the most rewarded recipient), three Primetime Emmy Awards, two British Academy Film Awards, and two Golden Globe Awards, in addition to nominations for two Academy Awards. Description above from the Wikipedia article Judy Davis, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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• 2026Holy DaysSister Agnes
• 2022RoarRosey
• 2021NitramMother
• 2020RatchedBetsy Bucket
• 2018Mystery RoadDetective Emma James
• 2017David Stratton: A Cinematic LifeSelf
• 2017FEUDHedda Hopper
• 2015The DressmakerMolly Dunnage
• 2014Riding a Train of ThoughtsSelf
• 2014Salting the BattlefieldJill Tankard
• 2013The Young and Prodigious T.S. SpivetG.H. Jibsen
• 2012Dark BloodBuffy Fletcher
• 2012To Rome with LovePhyllis
• 2011The Eye of the StormDorothy de Lascabanes
• 2011Page EightJill Tankard
• 2010Kuru: The Science and the SorcerySelf - Narrator (voice)
• 2009Mask and Memory: Sidney NolanSelf (Narrator)
• 2009Diamonds
• 2009DiamondsJoan Cameron
• 2008The Starter WifeJoan McAllister
• 2007Masters of Science Fiction
• 2007The Making of Marie AntoinetteSelf
• 2007The Starter WifeJoan McAllister
• 2006The Break-UpMarilyn Dean
• 2006Marie AntoinetteComtesse de Noailles
• 2006A Little Thing Called MurderSante Kimes
• 2004Coast to CoastMaxine Pierce
• 2003The ReagansNancy Reagan
• 2003The ReagansNancy Reagan
• 2003Swimming UpstreamDora Fingleton
• 2001The Man Who Sued GodAnna Redmond
• 2001Gaudi AfternoonCassandra
• 2001Life with Judy Garland: Me and My ShadowsJudy Garland
• 1999A Cooler ClimatePaula
• 1999Dash and LillyLillian Hellman
• 1998CelebrityRobin Simon
• 1998The Echo of ThunderGladwyn Ritchie
• 1997Deconstructing HarryLucy
• 1997The ViewSelf
• 1997Absolute PowerGloria Russell
• 1996Children of the RevolutionJoan Fraser Welch
• 1996Blood and WineSuzanne
• 1995Serving in Silence - The Margarethe Cammermeyer StoryDiane
• 1994The New AgeKatherine Witner
• 1994The RefCaroline Chasseur
• 1993On My OwnThe Mother
• 1992Naked Making LunchSelf
• 1992Husbands and WivesSally
• 1991Naked LunchJoan Frost
• 1991One Against the WindCountess Mary Lindell
• 1991Barton FinkAudrey Taylor
• 1991Where Angels Fear to TreadHarriet Herriton
• 1991ImpromptuGeorge Sand
• 1990AliceVicky
• 1989GeorgiaNina Bailley / Georgia White
• 1987High TideLillie
• 1987A Pair of OneNarrator (voice)
• 1986KangarooHarriet Somers
• 1986Rocket to the MoonCleo
• 1984A Passage to IndiaAdela Quested
• 1982The Merry Wives of WindsorMistress Ford
• 1982Who Dares WinsFrankie Leith
• 1982A Woman Called GoldaYoung Golda
• 1982HeatwaveKate Dean
• 1982American PlayhouseCleo Singer
• 1981HoodwinkSarah
• 1981Winter of Our DreamsLou
• 1980Water Under the BridgeCarrie Mazzini
• 1980Ciné regards: Judy DavisInterviewee
• 1979My Brilliant CareerSybylla Melvyn
• 1978The BBC Television ShakespeareMistress Ford
• 1977High RollingLynn
• 1953The OscarsSelf
• 1951Hallmark Hall of FameMary Lindell
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