Donogh Rees began her long theatre and screen career after graduating from Auckland’s Theatre Corporate. Fresh from 1982’s Pheno was Here, the first of many shorts, Rees stole the screen as the image-obsessed Constance, for director Bruce Morrison. Since an award-winning turn as the injured writer in Alison MacLean’s Crush, her roles include three years on the nursing staff of Shortland Street, and Marilyn Waring in Fallout.
... thanks to a magnificently realised performance by Rees, the film's stab at the tone of the great post-war melodrama is an almost total success. London's Time Out, reviewing Constance
Interview, 2012
2023, As: Hells Taioma - Film
(Episode 1), As: Shirley - Web
2018, As: Nurse Judy Brownlee - Television
2015 - 2017, As: Esther Partridge - Television
2013, As - Film
2011, As: Mrs Hastings - Television
2007, Reader of Rita Angus' letters - Television
2002, As: Judy Brownlee - Television
2001, As: Judy Brownlee - Television
2000, As: Miss Robbins - Short Film
1997, As: Sarah (woman wanting baby) - Short Film
1996 - 1998, As: Mia Fulsome - Television
1996, As: Mia Fulsome - Television
1995, As: Margie - Short Film
1995, Actor - Television
1995, As: Tea lady - Television
1994, As: Marilyn Waring - Television
1994, As: Marilyn Waring - Television
1994, As: Marilyn Waring - Television
1993, As: Various roles - Television
2003 - 2006, As: Nurse Judy Brownlee - Television
1992 - 1994, Actor - Television
1992, As: Christina - Film
1991, As: Member of Opo Protection Committee - Television
1991, As: The Woman - Short Film
1987, As: Helen - Film
1985, Narrator - Television
1984, As: Kate/Simone - Television
1983, As: Constance - Film
1982, As: Embracing dancer - Television
1982, As: Pheno - Short Film
1981, Actor - Music video
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