Christine Stephen-Daly

Christine Stephen-Daly
Born (1972-12-05) 5 December 1972[1]
Melbourne, Australia
TelevisionCasualty
Cutting It
The Bill
Pacific Drive

Christine Stephen-Daly (born 1972) is an Australian actress. Her television credits include Pacific Drive (1996), Casualty (2001–04), Cutting It (2005), and House of Saddam (2008).

Early life

Stephen-Daly grew up in Melbourne with her father Paul, an entrepreneur and owner of a restaurant; mother Rhonnda, a housewife; and three sisters. Her father is of Hungarian ancestry.

Career

Stephen-Daly's first role was as Amber Kingsley in Pacific Drive. She made guest appearances in a number of other Australian television shows including Blue Heelers, Big Sky, All Saints, Water Rats, Murder Call, Wildside, Farscape, Stingers and Something in the Air.

She then went to the United Kingdom in September 2000 to have a break from acting in Australia. She made a guest appearance in EastEnders before landing the role as Lara Stone in the BBC One medical drama Casualty, a role she played for three years. She then went on to appear in Cutting It. Stephen-Daly also appeared in The Bill, and as Samira Shahbandar, Saddam Hussein's second wife in the BBC drama House of Saddam, as well as popular children's CBBC science fiction series, The Sarah Jane Adventures.

She appeared in Australia soap opera Neighbours in 2022 for 5 episodes.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Type
1996Love and Other CatastrophesSusanFeature film
1996Black SunShort film
1998Crimes of FashionShort film
1999Me Myself IDeirdreFeature film
1999Change of HeartJulie SinclairFeature film

Television

Year Title Role Type
1994Blue HeelersJilly MilesTV series, S2E42: "The First Stone"
1995JanusGildaTV series, S2E5: "My Learned Friend, Mr Hennessey"
1996The Genie from Down UnderWoman TouristTV series, S1E13: "It's Still Magic"
1996Pacific DriveAmber KingsleyTV series, S1, 11 episodes
1997Big SkySimone MacIntoshTV series, S1E36: "The Choice"
1998All SaintsRachel McMahonTV series, S1E6: "Give and Take"
1998Water RatsSylvia RapsardiTV series, S3E11: "Run for the Money"
1998Murder CallSonia CameronTV series, S2E15: "Cry Wolf"
1999WildsideVicky ClarkTV series, S2E8
1999StingersChristina BrockTV series, S1, 5 episodes
1999–2000FarscapeLieutenant Fenra TeegTV series, S1, 3 episodes
2000Something in the AirStephanie BennettTV series, S1, 4 episodes
2001EastEndersCelineTV series, 1 episode
2002Holby CityDr. Lara StoneTV series, S4E2
2003Children in NeedDr. Lara Stone
2001–04CasualtyLara StoneTV series, S16–18, 116 episodes
2005Cutting ItMelissa DevereauxTV series, S4, 6 episodes
2006–07The BillKristen ShawTV series, S22–23, 20 episodes
2008Love SoupKirstyTV series, S2E11: "Human Error"
2008House of SaddamSamira ShahbandarTV docudrama miniseries, 3 episodes
2011The Sarah Jane AdventuresMiss MyersTV series, S5E1–2: "Sky"
2012EmmerdaleBarrister FisherTV series, 5 episodes
2013JoMirabelle MontaigneTV miniseries, 1 episode
2018DoctorsLou MarwoodTV series, S19, 4 episodes
2022NeighboursDanielle PendleburyTV series, 5 episodes

Radio

Year Title Role Type
2019Prime CutTess MaguireBBC Radio 4

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Theatre

Year Title Role Type
1992Here Comes a ChopperNIDA
1992The SeagullNina Mikhailovna ZarechniyNIDA
1992CymbelineArviragusNIDA
1992That's Amore!NIDA
1993Bobbin’ UpNIDA
1993RoadNIDA
1993Anna KareninaAgatha / Princess Betsy / PeasantNIDA
1993Miss JulieMiss JulieNIDA
1993A Midsummer Night’s DreamPhilostrateNIDA
1994DesireCrossroads Theatre, Sydney
1997Blinded by the SunJoannaEnsemble Theatre
1998The Sunshine BoysAll female rolesEnsemble Theatre
2000Face to FaceJulie SinclairMalthouse Theatre, Melbourne with Playbox Theatre Company
2006The Blue RoomAll female rolesTheatre Royal, UK
2007A ConversationLoren ZamenacRoyal Exchange, Manchester

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References

  1. ↑ "Natalie Hall Management".
  2. ↑ "Natalie Hall Management".
  3. ↑ "AusStage".
  4. ↑ "Natalie Hall Management".
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