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Fiona Ruttelle is an Australian actress, singer, model and artist. She received an AFI Award nomination for "Best Actress in a Lead Role" for her role in the Richard Lowenstein directed movie Say a Little Prayer . She was a member of Freaked Out Flower Children, a band that released an album Love In (1991). The album included the single "Spill the Wine", which reached no. 31 on the Australian single charts.

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