Danielle Cormack

Danielle Cormack's naturalistic, seemingly effortless acting style has been showcased on  both sides of the Tasman. After roles in soaps Gloss and Shortland Street, she began a run of big screen starring roles —Topless Women Talk About Their Lives, The Price of Milk and Via Satellite (playing twins). On Australian TV, she has starred as a prisoner (Wentworth), crime lord (Underbelly: Razor), barrister (Rake) and MP (Secret City). 

Danielle Cormack is a great asset with her appealing performance. She is the centre around which Sinclair weaves a tangled tale of birth, marriages and deaths. Screen International critic Allan Hunter, on Topless Women Talk About Their Lives