Katherine Kennard

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English-born Katherine Kennard modelled in Asia, before moving to New Zealand to study acting at Unitec. Soon after she landed a role on Shortland Street in 1997 as the villainous Lucina Reeves. Kennard went on to four years co-starring as lawyer Joni Collins in Street Legal, earning her an NZ Television Award in 2003. Her other roles include a heroin addict in Underbelly, a vindictive ex-wife in Nothing Trivial, and a mystical guardian in The New Legends of Monkey. In 2021 she returned to Shortland Street, as Chris Warner’s flirtatious divorcee neighbour Viviene Ewell. Aside from her on-scree…

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Most-watched Katherine Kennard films currently: Superfire (2002), Juniper (2021), The Vector File (2002), Kiss Me Deadly (2008), Bloodlines (2010).

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Selected TV credits: Xena: Warrior Princess (1995), Legend of the Seeker (2008), Wanted (2016), Nothing Trivial (2011), Orange Roughies (2006).

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