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Olivia Tennet

Olivia Tennet

3 movies on Netflix

Biography

Olivia Tennet is a New Zealand actress and dancer, born in Auckland, who started dance lessons at four and drifted into acting a few years later. Her first major television part came on Xena: Warrior Princess, and in 2000 she was named best juvenile performer at the Nokia New Zealand Film and TV Awards for Kids World. She played Freda in The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002) and took best actress honors at the Drifting Clouds Short Film Festival for the short Watermark. Later roles include Lilith in Maddigan's Quest, Tuesday Warner on Shortland Street, and Dr. K on Power Rangers RPM. She appeared in the independent film Blood Punch (2014) and has worked in theater, voiceover and web series, and produced her own dance video series.

35years old

Turns 36 on January 4in 83 days

  • Born Auckland
  • Star sign: CapricornThe sign runs December 22 to January 19

Movie Career

Films
3
Career span
15 years2005 to 2020

Every film, newest first

  1. 2020Baby DoneIMDb rating 6.0
  2. 2014Blood PunchIMDb rating 6.2
  3. 2005BoogeymanIMDb rating 4.2

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  1. Behind the award

    Tennet received the "Best Actress" award at the Drifting Clouds Short Film Festival for her work in Watermark, where she beat the other adult nominees.

  2. Behind the award

    Tennet and her classmate Phoebe Mason took part in the Sheilah Winn Shakespeare Competition, where they earned four of the fifteen awards. Their five-minute Macbeth performance won them a July 2009 trip to London's Globe Theatre with the Young Shakespeare Company.

  3. First role

    Tennet played Princess Alesia, a runaway, in the episode "If The Shoe Fits..." during the fourth season of Xena: Warrior Princess. It was her first major television appearance.

  4. Behind the camera

    Tennet made a web series of her own dance videos, which she called Dancing in Small Spaces, and put it on YouTube and Vimeo.

  5. Beyond film

    In late 2018 Tennet formed a 60's doo-wop trio called The Up-Doos with actors Esther Stephens and Aria Jones, performing at Auckland venues.

  6. Behind the camera

    Tennet helped choreograph the Wet Hot Beauties' water ballet show Sirens for the Auckland Fringe Festival in February 2011, in which she played the Siren Queen.

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