Mia Wasikowska has been confirmed as a special guest and Toni Collette and Naomi Watts are mentioned to attend the AACTAs next Tuesday (January 31). It was recently revealed that Cate Blanchett, Jacki Weaver, siblings Anthony and Jonathan LaPaglia, Miranda Kerr and Rachael Taylor will present awards at the ceremony.
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Wasikowska, Collette, Watts mentioned to attend AACTAs
posted on: January 26th, 2012
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Showtime’s Annual Holiday Soiree pictures
posted on: December 2nd, 2010
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Primetime Emmy Award pictures
posted on: September 1st, 2010
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Toni Collette on The Graham Norton Show
posted on: April 23rd, 2010
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Toni has attended “The Graham Norton Show” this Monday to promote “United States of Tara” in the UK. The show will be repeated today and tomorrow, so be sure to catch it. A full schedule can be found here. In below preview clip, Graham Norton talks to Toni Collette, Billie Piper and Shappi Khorsandi about their breast feeding habits. Seriously!
Toni Collete: Keeping track on multiple personalities
posted on: April 2nd, 2010
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NPR‘s “Fresh Air” has a currently featured interviewed with Toni Collette ready for download on their website. Australian actress Toni Collette adopted a Philadelphia accent when she played Haley Joel Osment’s mother in M. Night Shyamalan’s thriller, The Sixth Sense, and she gained 40 pounds to play the socially awkward, ABBA-obsessed daydreamer in the indie-comedy Muriel’s Wedding — but it’s her Emmy-award winning role(s) on Showtime’s United States of Tara that showcases how quickly Collette can transform herself into a character. That’s because on Tara, Collette plays several leading roles; or rather, several variations of the same role — all splintered parts of a suburban housewife’s personality. The alters emerge when her character, Tara, is under great stress — and include an irresponsible teenager named T, a 1950s housewife named Alice and a macho, male truck-driving sort-of-guy called Buck. Read the rest here.




