Emily Symons

Australian actress recognized for television roles

Emily Symons - Performers & Entertainers born August 10th, 1969
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An Australian actress gained prominence through significant roles in television, particularly as Marilyn Chambers on the long-running soap opera 'Home and Away.' The career began in the late 1980s with a debut in the series 'A Country Practice.' Over the years, challenges in her roles have showcased a variety of emotional and dramatic portrayals. Symons also appeared in stage productions and was involved with television network hosting, contributing to the entertainment industry in multiple capacities.

Portrayed Marilyn Chambers in 'Home and Away'

Appeared in 'A Country Practice'

Participated in various television projects

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