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Australian actress
Cheree Cassidy is an Australian actress. For her performance in the Nine Network crime drama Underbelly: The Golden Mile (2010), she was nominated for
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Film by Tom Gormican
- Brant Markham Rui Ricardo Diaz as João John Billingsley as Jerry Cheree Cassidy as Donna, Makeup Artist Dan Silveira as Timo Additionally, Jennifer
Anaconda_(2025_film)
British historical drama television series
Sandra Toni Scanlan as Margie Thorne Trisha Morton-Thomas as Auntie May Cheree Cassidy as Marlene Chase Berynn Schwerdt as Arty Farthington Alastair Bradman
Ten_Pound_Poms_(TV_series)
Australian anthology television series (2023)
Victoria Haralabidou as Toni Fayssal Bazzi as Aldo Rachel Gordon as Sandra Cheree Cassidy as Fiona Rebecca Massey as Roz Debi Enker of The Sydney Morning Herald
Erotic_Stories
Season of television series
Ibrahim, Kings Cross nightclub owner and eventual King of the Cross Cheree Cassidy as Debbie Webb, Kings Cross detective and whistleblower Wil Traval as
Underbelly:_The_Golden_Mile
Wilson (25 October 2016). "Episode 6532". Home and Away. Seven Network. "Cheree Cassidy". Showcast. Retrieved 27 October 2016. Series producer: Lucy Addario;
List of Home and Away characters introduced in 2016
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Australian television drama series
Wigg as Crackdacta Phoebe Adams as Annie Alyla Browne as Young Hedwig Cheree Cassidy as Newsreader Martin Dingle-Wall as David Cohen Peter Russell-Clarke
Eden_(Australian_TV_series)
Australian television true crime-drama series
Hollingsworth Firass Dirani as John Ibrahim Wil Traval as Joe Dooley Cheree Cassidy as Debbie Webb Dieter Brummer as Trevor Haken Paul Tassone as Dennis
Underbelly_(TV_series)
Dance school in Sydney, AUS
Patrick, Home and Away, and Australian Survivor: Heroes V Villains. Cheree Cassidy - AFI nominated actress known for Underbelly, The Time of Our Lives
Brent_Street
2013–2014 Australian TV series
as Lachie (Seasons 1–2) Calen Mackenzie as Jesse Reid (Seasons 1–2) Cheree Cassidy as Alice McQueen (Seasons 1–2) Tina Bursill as Lenore (Seasons 1–2)
The Time of Our Lives (TV series)
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Australian awards system
Seven Network Mitch Bartlett, Emma Booth, Dieter Brummer, Rob Carlton, Cheree Cassidy, Salvatore Coco, Caroline Craig, Natasha Cunningham, Firass Dirani,
Equity_Ensemble_Awards
Season of television series
Barry as Ray Tivolli Sue Jones as Rosa Tivolli Anita Hegh as Maryanne Cheree Cassidy as Alice Alex Papps as Tom Reid Tina Bursill as Lenore Damian Walshe-Howling
The Time of Our Lives season 1
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Australian television award
Cities (Nine Network) 2010 Catherine McClements Tangle Season 2 Showcase Cheree Cassidy - Underbelly: The Golden Mile "Full Force Gale" (Nine Network) Justine
AACTA Award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama
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Soap opera character
marriage ends, after he admits to having sex with Samantha Webster (Cheree Cassidy). As they are finalising their divorce, Zac then learns that he is not
Zac_MacGuire
2011 Australian TV series
Carr Annie Maynard as Annie Woodham Tony Barry as Sir Frank Packer Cheree Cassidy as Ivana Holbrook Octavia Barron-Martin as Pat Nigra Olivia Pigeot as
Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo
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Fictional character
marriage ends after he has an affair with his publisher Samantha Webster (Cheree Cassidy). Zac and Leah divorce and Zac moves to Vietnam, with his niece Evelyn
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Award for Australian films
– Dead Gorgeous (ABC) Justine Clarke – Tangle: Season 2 (Showcase) Cheree Cassidy – Underbelly: The Golden Mile - Episode 7: "Full Force Gale" (Nine Network)
2010 Australian Film Institute Awards
2010_Australian_Film_Institute_Awards
Christine Jensen Burke – mountaineer Helen Clarke - field hockey player Cheree Crowley – professional wrestler Dame Susan Devoy - squash player Bob Fitzsimmons
List of New Zealand sportspeople
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Australian rugby league footballer (born 1960)
served 21 years in jail for the 1991 murder of Sunshine Coast teenager Cheree Richardson. Only player to make four Kangaroo Tours as a player (1982, 1986
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1964 soundtrack album by Irwin Kostal, Julie Andrews
highlighting memorable numbers such as "A Spoonful of Sugar", "Chim Chim Cheree", and "Step in Time". She also pointed out the value of the CD reissue,
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