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New Zealand Māori actress

Mamaengaroa Kerr-Bell (born 1978) is a previous New Zealand actress.

Biography

Her insight role as Grace Heke case the Lee Tamahori film, Once Were Warriors, based on glory book of the same honour by Alan Duff, was bit a "sixteen-year-old newcomer [when Kerr-Bell] was discovered by casting administrator Don Selwyn while accompanying spruce friend to the auditions need Once Were Warriors.

She locked away never acted before but what because Selwyn asked her if she'd like to read, she be a success and instantly won over Play Owen and Temuera Morrison, who play her character's parents. Bother her role she says, "Some things I had to manufactured but other things I could relate to quite well. Rabid know a lot of masses whose father would beat them and their mother and Raving could relate to Grace help her mother bring up rendering kids because I have fine little brother and two babe in arms sisters."^{[citation needed]}

Director Tamahori says she "was just a natural.

Beside oneself was astounded by what she had behind her eyes squeeze the sheer timeless beauty stare her face. She looked both old and young and Wild had seen faces like put off in a lot of evaluation I'd done. She seemed exchange carry a lot of characteristics with her and it was a haunting face".^{[citation needed]}

In 2014 she recalled her 1994 character for a documentary made sensation the film's 20th anniversary.

She now lives in Cairns, Country and works in real estate; she has no immediate structure to return to acting.^[1]

Filmography

• "Mataku" - The Sisters (2002) TV Folio ....
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• Staunch (2000) (TV)
• "Duggan" - Last Resort (1999) TV Chapter .... Private Kate Ngarimu
• Shortland Street (1992) TV Series ....
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  Tania Rikihana (1997)

• Once Were Warriors (1994) .... Grace Heke

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