Judy Morris
Biography
Judy Morris (born 1947 in Queensland, Australia) is an Australian actress, film director and screenwriter, well known for the variety of roles she played in 54 different television shows and films, but most recently for co-writing Happy Feet, Australia's largest animated film project to date.
Known For
All Movies (26)
- Not Quite Hollywood2008 · as Self
- The Last of the Mohicans1987 · as (voice)
- Going Sane1987 · as Ainslee Brown
- The Last Frontier1986 · as Meg Stenning
- The More Things Change...1986 · as Connie
- Time's Raging1985 · as Lauren
- Best Enemies1985 · as Patricia
- Razorback1984 · as Beth Winters
- Strata1983 · as Margaret
- Phar Lap1983 · as Bea Davis
- ...Maybe This Time1981 · as Fran
- In Search of Anna1979 · as Sam
- The Plumber1979 · as Jill Cowper
- Cass1978 · as Margo
- Mama's Gone A-hunting1977 · as Tessa Goodman
- The Picture Show Man1977 · as Miss Lockhart
- The Trespassers1976 · as Dee
- Scobie Malone1975 · as Helga Brand
- The Great MacArthy1975 · as Miss Russell
- Between Wars1974 · as Deborah Trenbow
- Avengers of the Reef1973
- Libido1973 · as Sybil (segment "The Child")
- Libido1973
- The Final Comedown1972
- Three to Go1971
- Three to Go: Judy1970 · as Judy
All TV Shows (13)
- Twisted Tales1996 · as Veronica
- Spellbinder1995 · as Muggleton
- Spellbinder1995
- Eggshells1991
- Bangkok Hilton1989 · as Catherine Faulkner
- The Last Frontier1986 · as Meg Stenning
- Colour In The Creek1985 · as Ellen Fletcher
- Mother and Son1984 · as Liz Beare
- Skyways1979
- The Spoiler1972 · as Fancy
- Barrier Reef1971 · as Gail Smith
- Mister Ed1961
- Letter to Loretta1953 · as Beatrice Crump