Sophie Luck
Australian actress from 'Summer Heights High'
Born
October 17th, 1989
35 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Australia
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Born in 1989 in Australia, this actress gained recognition for a performance in the Australian television series 'Summer Heights High.' The show, which aired in 2007, was a satirical mockumentary that depicted various aspects of high school life. In addition to acting, she has engaged in various educational projects and initiatives. With a notable presence in the Australian entertainment industry, she also appeared in productions like 'The Cutting Room' and 'The Secret Life of Us.'
Starred in 'Summer Heights High'
Appeared in 'The Cutting Room'
Featured in 'The Secret Life of Us'
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