Mary Coustas
Australian actress and screenwriter
Born
September 16th, 1964
61 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Australia
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An Australian actress and screenwriter, gained prominence with the hit television series 'Acropolis Now.' Created the character of Effie, which became a cultural icon in Australia. Expanded the character into various stage productions and adaptations. Contributed to the Australian entertainment landscape through both television and film.
Starred in 'Acropolis Now'
Created and portrayed Effie
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