Janet Foye

A staple of Australian film and television for over 30 years, Janet Foye has been very blessed to work under the directorial lens of Philip Noyce in "Heatwave" (1982); Alex Proyas in "Knowing" (2009); George Miller on both "Babe" movies (1994, 1998). On the smaller screen, she held her own in guest roles against heavyweights John Wood on "Blue Heelers" (2001); comediennes Jane Turner and Gina Riley on "Kath & Kim"; heartthrob David Wenham and self-assured Sigrid Thornton on "SeaChange" (2000) and Ian Rawlings on "Sons and Daughters" (1982) as his bad boy's therapist in one very memorable scene that was a little too intimate for her liking! Janet, indeed, has played memorable exceedingly well in rural settings, having appeared in multiple arced episodes on "Bed of Roses" as a South Gippsland townsperson Lorna Lincoln who is an integral part of Kerry Armstrong's character's 'new normal'; on "Something in the Air" (2000) whose town is revived by the preserving presence of a radio station