Personal details
- Birth Date: 1974-04-23
- Height: 6′ (1.83 m)
- Birth Location: New Zealand
- Professions: Producer, Actor, Production Manager
Fraser Brown? The guy’s basically a powerhouse in New Zealand’s film and TV scene. Big resume, but he’s not all about the flash—he’s actually got the chops to back it up. He kicked things off at Toi Whakaari, so yeah, he’s got that top-tier drama school training. Fast-forward a bit, and he’s running the show at FluroBlack, a production company that’s not afraid to take risks with bold, character-driven stories. Not your cookie-cutter stuff. He’s produced some seriously heavy hitters—McLaren (which totally smashed it at the box office in 2017), Wayne, Stylebender, Whina, and The Dead Lands TV Series. These aren’t just local favorites either; they’ve played on the world stage, thanks to partnerships with names like Universal Pictures, AMC/Shudder, and a bunch of other big-league distributors. Fraser doesn’t just stick to one lane—he’s got his hands in everything from documentaries to gritty drama to things with a bit more edge. But he’s not only a producer—dude’s an actor too. You’ll catch him in all sorts of roles, from lead to popping up in a guest spot. Field Punishment No.1, The Gulf, American Playboy—he’s done his time on screen and stage, plus he’s got a killer voice for voice-overs. What ties it all together? Fraser’s got this gutsy, creative streak and he honestly cares about telling stories that stick with you. He’s all about authenticity, collaboration, and shining a light on fresh talent, making New Zealand’s stories heard worldwide.
Sally and her partner welcomed their daughter into the world on October 9, 2007, which honestly feels like it was just yesterday for fans who keep track of these things. The couple kept things pretty low-key, not really looking to make headlines or grab the spotlight. You know, some celebs can’t help but post every diaper change on social media, but not these two. Instead, they just did their thing, probably soaking up those sleepless nights, late-night feedings, and all the new parent chaos that comes with bringing a tiny human home. Their daughter’s arrival added a new chapter to their lives, giving Sally a whole new role outside of her usual routine. Fans who’ve followed their journey always mention how down-to-earth they seem, and this just kinda proves it. No press tours or big magazine covers—just a family moment, tucked away from all the noise. Feels pretty rare these days, doesn’t it?
April 23, 1974
6′ (1.83 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
New Zealand
51 years old