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Antonia Murphy | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1982-2003 |
Antonia Murphy is an Australian former actress, best known for her role as Lynn Palmer Hardy in the television soap opera Sons and Daughters . [1]
Other television credits include Prime Time , Brides of Christ , The Dingo Principle , Water Rats , Home and Away , Wildside , Grass Roots and All Saints .
| Title | Year | Role | |
| Son and Daughters (TV series) | 1982-1984 (292 episodes) | Lynne Palmer/Hardy | |
| Prime Time (TV series) | 1985 | Kylie Garrett | |
| Ghosts CAN Do It | 1987 | Phoebe | |
| The Wicked (TV movie) | 1987 | Samantha | |
| The Dingo Principle (TV series) | 1988 | Various | |
| A Country Practice (TV series) | 1988 | Kelly Lewis | |
| Kokoda Trail | 1989 | Journalist #1 | |
| The Party Machine (TV series) | 1990 | Various | |
| Brides of Christ (TV miniseries) | 1991 | Novice Thomas | |
| Time Trax (TV series) | 1994 | Melissa Wainwright | |
| G.P. (TV series) | 1994 | Sue Cameron | |
| Babe (film) | 1995 | Other Characters Voices (Voice artist) | |
| Water Rats (TV series) | 1997 | Ingrid Dahl | |
| Home and Away (TV series) | 1998 | Tanya Ellis | |
| Wildside (TV series) | 1998-1999 | Sonia Santo | |
| Silent Predators (TV movie) | 1999 | Olivia Portor | |
| Airtight (TV movie) | 1999 | Young Mother | |
| On the Beach (TV movie) | 2000 | Dinner woman | |
| Grass Roots (TV series) | 2000 | Sandra Kelly | |
| All Saints (TV series) | 1998-2003 | ||
| 2011 | Today Tonight | Herself with 'Sons and Daughters' cast: Tom Richards, Rowena Wallace, Stephen Comey, Sarah Kemp, Cornelia Frances, Alyce Platt, Ally Fowler & Noel Hodda | TV series, 1 episode |
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