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'It’s going to be one hell of an advert for New Zealand this series, I can tell you now.'
After life in a baby bubble, the actress was terrified to be in front of the camera again.
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Her New Zealand nationality may even have helped her secure a spot in the famous team.
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The special effects house earned Emmy nods for two high production value TV shows.
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'It was a shock to the system, but that's part of why I said I wanted to do it.'
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