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- Professions: Additional Crew, Actress
Sally-Anne Upton, honestly, is kind of a legend in Aussie TV circles. She’s not just an actress—she’s also a set nurse and, just for kicks, a marriage celebrant. That’s a lot of hats, right? Most people know her from Wentworth, where she played Lucy 'Juice' Gambaro. She popped up in season 3 and stuck around until season 6, making herself pretty unforgettable. If you haven’t seen her there, maybe you caught her in Bogan Pride back in 2008, or even further back in Bingles from ’92. Yeah, she’s been doing this a while. Here’s a fun bit—she used to be the set nurse on Neighbours, you know, that iconic soap everyone’s mum watched at some point. She was there for ages, right up until the show was supposed to end in 2022. But then Amazon swooped in, saved the day, and brought Neighbours back in 2023. Sally-Anne didn’t miss a beat—she came back, this time in a guest spot. Some people just belong on set, honestly. She’s not just about the glitz and glamour either. Sally-Anne actually serves as the president of the Victorian Actors Benevolent Trust, which helps actors out when times are tough. So, she’s got some solid street cred for giving back too. All in all, she’s a bit of an all-rounder in the industry—hard to pin down to just one thing, and that’s kinda the point.
referencennWhen I first heard about the remake of Prisoner, I called my agent. I was like, are you kidding me? The original was already a trip, but now they’re rebooting it? Anyway, the story’s about this guy, Number Six, who wakes up in some weird, isolated village where nobody uses real names—just numbers. Kinda creepy, honestly. The place is run by this mysterious dude, Number Two, and no one’s allowed to leave. Every time Number Six tries to escape, something bizarre happens—giant bouncing balls, mind games, the whole nine yards. The vibe is all paranoia and trust issues, with Number Six refusing to spill why he resigned from his old job. The Village tries everything to break him, but he’s stubborn as hell. It messes with your head—like, who’s really in control here? By the end, you’re left questioning reality itself. Classic mind-bender stuff, honestly.
Konidela Ram Charan