Natasha Bassett

Australian actress, starred in Elvis

Natasha Bassett - Performers & Entertainers born October 21st, 1992
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An Australian actress gained recognition for portraying Priscilla Presley in the biopic 'Elvis'. Began acting career in theater productions before transitioning to film and television. Appeared in series such as 'The Secret Daughter' and films like 'Lasseter's Revenge'. Participated in various projects that showcased acting skills across genres.

Played Priscilla Presley in 'Elvis'

Appeared in 'The Secret Daughter'

Featured in 'Lasseter's Revenge'

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