Welcome to Toni Collette Online, your unofficial web resource on the Australian actress and singer Toni Collette. Best known for her performances in Muriel's Wedding, The Sixth Sense and her Emmy and Golden Globe winning series United States of Tara, Toni has managed to build an impressive international career on the stage and screen. Since 2005, Toni Collette Online is your premiere source for all latest news on Toni's career, extensive biographies and details on all of her productions, magazine transcripts, as well as over 30.000 pictures in the image library and over 100 videos in the multimedia archives. Enjoy your stay - and check back soon!

“Tara” captures season 03 episode 04: Wheels

470 HD captures from Tara’s fourth episode “Wheels” have been added to the gallery.


“Tara” captures season 03 episode 03: The Full F… You Finger

410 HD captures from Tara’s third episode “The Full F… You Finger” have been added to the gallery.


First Look: Toni Collette in “Fright Night”

Entertainment Weekly has published a very first picture of Toni in the upcoming “Fright Night”. Both the article and the picture, showing Toni alongside her on-screen son Anton Yelchin, can be found in the gallery.

“Tara” captures season 03 episode 02: Crackerjack

500 HD captures from Tara’s second episode “Crackerjack” have been added to the gallery.


CinemaCon shows first scenes from “Fright Night”

Article courtesy ShockTillYouDrop: Tuesday at CinemaCon brought the second studio presentation, this one from DreamWorks, and the one movie ShockTillYouDrop.com readers will want to know about is the Craig (Lars and the Real Girl) Gillespie-directed 3D remake of the 1985 cult classic Fright Night. Instead of showing a behind-the-scenes sizzle reel like the movies before them, Gillespie showed an 8-minute chunk of the movie that was filmed and screened entirely in 3D. It opens with Charlie Brewster’s mother Jane, played by Toni Collette, walking into his room while he’s whittling a piece of wood into a stake, and when they go downstairs, Charlie’s girlfriend Amy, played by Imogen Poots, is there wondering why he’s been acting so strangely. Before they get too far into the conversation, Farrell’s Jerry knocks at the door telling Charlie’s mother that Charlie has been harassing him and that he wants to come in to talk about it rather than going to the authorities. Charlie begs his mother not to give him permission to come into the house so she refuses and he walks off but then returns menacingly with a shovel and walks out of view. The full article, including an interview with director Craig Gillespie and Colin Farrell, can be read here.