Jacqueline Brennan

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Jacquie Brennan
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Alma mater University of Southern Queensland
OccupationActress
Years active1986–present (Television, Theatre, Voice Acting)
Known for
Spouse
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(m. 2001)​
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Children2

Jacquie Brennan is an Australian stage, television and film actress [2] Brennan has appeared in television, film, theatre and voice-over roles. Brennan is known for her roles in Bullpitt!, [3] The Hollowmen, [4] and her most known role in Australian award-winning TV Drama Wentworth as Officer Linda 'Smiles' Miles.

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Education

Brennan graduated from the University of Southern Queensland with a Diploma of Performing Arts. [5]

Theatre career

Brennan has also worked extensively in both the Queensland and Sydney theatre companies respectively, these credits include a self-written one woman show called 'Dangerous When Wet' as well and in the 60s spoof group The Harlettes during their Australian Tour. Jacquie's other theatre works include Are You Being Served? on the Australian Tour during its run in 2001, Room To Move, Camille, Rosy Apples Too Darn Hot, Macquarie, Beach Blanket Tempest, Silhouette and many more. [6] [7]

Television career

Brennan is a well-known and sought-after voice over artist, [8] [9] who has lent her voice to multiple voice over productions including working on SheZow , Kuu Kuu Harajuku , [10] Get Ace, Monster Beach's Television Movie, Australian-Canadian co-production Big Words, Small Stories, [11] and many more often voicing multiple characters in each series often over 5 voices during production.

In 2018, Brennan was rewarded for her efforts with a Voice Over Award or 'VoVo' for 'Most Emotionally Powerful Delivery' for the Peter MacCullum Cancer Centre ad 'Prevent, Detect, Act'. [12]

Brennan provided the voice audio narration for the book 'Blood River' in 2019 and in 2022 Brennan provided the narration for the audiobook 'Wake'. and in 2023 Brennan also provided narration for the audiobooks Ripper and Murder Townwritten by Shelley Burr. [13] [14]

Brennan was announced in 2008 as part of the cast for ABC political comedy series The Hollowmen in the role of press secretary Mel. [15] Brennan appeared in both seasons of the show. Brennan said in an interview in 2023 "I remember making Rob Sitch laugh and I was thrilled.". [16]

In 2020, Brennan appeared in the Underbelly adaptation Informer 3838 [17] where she played the real life Christine Hodson who was a victim of the Melbourne gangland killings, Christine's death during the height of the gangland war 'broke the code' because during a gang war it was an unwritten rule to always exclude the partners as you never went for them, Christine had no links to any underworld figures nor was she involved in any of Terence's dealings. Task Force Petra was introduced to investigate the murders, but was disbanded in 2011, the case however still remains open and unsolved and the $1 million reward for information still stands to this day. While filming for one scene was so intense Brennan's body 'went into shock' after the take was completed. [18]

Wentworth

Brennan joined the cast of Wentworth in 2012 when the series had first went into production and was originally only contracted to the show for 8 days, [19] she came into set reading alongside other cast for roles but was told to read for a 'small role' by the series set up director Kevin Carlin who explained it was only set to be a small role but he knew that Jacquie wanted to be involved in the series, that 'small role' ended up being the role of Officer Linda Miles. Brennan has since then revealed she originally auditioned for Liz Birdsworth. [20]

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Brennan in attendance at Wentworth Con 2023

Brennan played prison officer Linda 'Smiles' Miles, [21] her first appearance was in season 1 episode 2 and had been part of the supporting cast for the shows entire run. [22] In season 7 Linda was promoted to acting deputy governor and Jacquie would reprise the role of Linda Miles during the filming for the final 20 episodes of the series, where Linda would be riddled with PTSD after the events of the siege. Brennan was in every season of Wentworth appearing in a total of 99 episodes of the series. Brennan did an extensive interview for her time on Wentworth in 2021 with LadyPartsTV. [20]

Brennan has since revealed in an interview with David Knox of TV Tonight that following season one of Wentworth a running-gag developed as Linda was given so little to do in the first season Linda just mostly 'opened doors' and gave 'excellent reactions' during certain scenes as the head writer for the series Timothy Hobart had taken notice and just "kept writing" for the character of Linda Miles, developing her character along the way. Brennan had said she came up with Linda's backstory and how the character of Linda became an officer. Linda's backstory was that she had lost everything gambling including her house, her former job and her marriage, Linda became an officer to be 'well paid'. [19]

Brennan would appear alongside several Wentworth cast members at a Screen Star Event in London and Birmingham in mid-2022 [23] and she would also appear alongside several cast members at Wentworth Con Melbourne in 2022, after withdrawing from the con's New Jersey event due to illness. [24] Brennan would appear for a second event this time in the US [25] and the UK in 2023 for Screen Star Events 15th Year alongside co-star Tammy MacIntosh and Colette Mann. [26] [27]

Post Wentworth

On 9 November 2022, it was announced that Brennan had been cast in a two-part telemovie to air on the Nine Network in 2023 about the late Australian cricketer Shane Warne, which Shane would be played by Alex Williams. [28] Entitled Warnie, Brennan was cast to play Shane's mother Brigitte Warne. The decision to produce the miniseries about Warne after his death was heavily criticised by Warne's daughter Brooke who described it as "beyond disrespectful". [29] The trailer for the telemovie also attracted negative commentary across social media when it was first shown on 31 May 2023 during the NRL State of Origin halftime break. [29] The telemovie aired in two parts airing on June 25–26, 2023. The telemovie garnered mostly scathing negative reviews from the public, press and the Warne family alike. Shane's ex-wife Simone had slammed the telemovie calling it 'unkind' and 'mean spirited'. [30] [28] [31] [32] [33]

Brennan provided the voice over work for Channel 7 Police Operations series PoliceStrike Force.

In 2023 Brennan appeared in SBS drama Safe Home in the role of Nicole, and in season 4 of Paramount+ series Five Bedrooms reprising the role of Denise Schaap from season 1.

Personal life

Brennan is married to actor Ian Bliss, the two met in 1999 on the set of theatre play Silhouette. [34] Brennan in 2021 spoke with 9Honey's 'How We Met' video series and explained in detail how she met Ian and how he would drive Jacquie to rehearsal and bring her coffee, and how the two began a close bond during that time. Brennan and Bliss married in 2001 and have two children together. [35]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
1986Jackson's CrewGayeTV movie
1987Walter Dixon's WombatHarrietTV movie
Contagion TrishFilm [36]
1995 Babe (film) Various voicesFeature film [37] [38]
2003 Temptation CathyTV movie [39]
2008Playing for CharlieVickyFilm
2010 Animal Kingdom Sandra LeckieFeature film
2012Dangerous RemedyHonTV movie
2014 Monster Beach Amphibia (voice)TV movie [40]

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
1987–88 Wombat HarrietTV series, 2 episodes
1992, 1993 A Country Practice Amanda Morton / Ms. Janice BamfordTV series, 2 episodes
1996 After the Beep TrishTV series, 1 episode
1997 Murder Call LeonieTV series, 1 episode
1998 Home and Away Nurse June WrenchTV series, 1 episode (ep 2299)
1997–98 Bullpitt! Samantha MacDonaldTV series, 26 episodes
1999 Wildside Karen ThompsonTV series, 1 episode [41]
2001 Sit Down, Shut Up Helen PetersTV series, 13 episodes [42]
BackBerner Various charactersTV series, 1 episode
2002 All Saints Phillipa McAlpineTV series, 1 episode
White Collar Blue Ava SymeTV series, 1 episode
2000, 2003 Stingers Gail Lynch / Hannah HausmanTV series, 2 episodes
2007 Dangerous Dean's motherTV series, 2 episodes [43]
2008 Canal Road NinaTV series, 1 episode [44]
Bed of Roses Anna MayhewTV series, 2 episodes [45]
City Homicide Bonnie RoperTV series, 1 episode
The Hollowmen MelTV series, 12 episodes [46] [47]
2008–09 Neighbours Det. Sgt. Michaela MorrisTV series, 12 episodes [48]
2010 Offspring Nurse MetcalfTV series, 1 episode
Lil LarrakinsMaddie (voice)TV series
2011 Winners & Losers Gayleen LongbrookTV series, 1 episode
2010–12WakkavilleAunt Agnes (voices)TV series, 26 episodes [49]
2013 Zuzu & the Supernuffs Various voicesTV series, 2 episodes
Upper Middle Bogan CeliaTV series, 1 episode
2012–13 SheZow Sheila, Tara, Grilla, Null, Madame Curiador (voice)TV series, 26 episodes [50]
2013–21 Wentworth Officer Linda MilesTV series, season 1–8 (b), 99 episodes [51]
2014 Get Ace Mom / Reporter / Various (voices)Animated TV series [52]
2015 House Husbands Kerry the TutorTV series, 1 episode
Exchange Student Zero Queen Blackyard / VariousTV series, 7 episodes [53] [54]
2016 Molly 'Dot' Canteen LadyTV miniseries, part 1
2017Operation ThailandNarratorTV documentary, 10 episodes [55]
True Story with Hamish & Andy Laura's MumTV series, season 1, episode 9
2018 Picnic at Hanging Rock Mrs. McCreadyTV miniseries, season 1, episode 4
2015–18 Kuu Kuu Harajuku Colonel Spyke / Mauve Madison / Various (voices)TV series, 156 episodes [56] [57]
2019 Secret Bridesmaids's Business Kerri LaneTV miniseries, 4 episodes [58]
2019, 2023 Five Bedrooms Denise SchaapTV series, 2 episodes [59]
2020 Informer 3838 Christine HodsonTV miniseries, parts 1 & 2 [60]
2021Big Words, Small StoriesSally Mander / Aunt Ria / Various (voices)TV series, 65 episodes [61]
2022Police Strike ForceNarratorTV series, 6 episodes [62]
2023 Safe Home NicoleTV series, 1 episode [63]
Warnie Brigitte WarneTV miniseries, 2 episodes

Other appearances

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
2016Wentworth Live Q and A with Bernard Curry SelfQ and A Video [64]
2017Thinkergirls PodSelfPodcast, 1 episode [65]
Interrogation Room with Sal UptonSelfQ and A Video [66]
2019Wentworth: Behind the BarsSelfTV Special
2020Wentworth: Behind the Bars 2SelfTV Special [67]
2021LadyParts TVSelfPodcast interview, 1 episode
Teal TalkSelfPodcast interview, 1 episode [68]
Wentworth UnlockedSelf / Linda MilesTV special [69]
2021-22Hot of the PressSelfPodcast Interview, 2 episodes [70] [71]
2022Broad RadioSelfPodcast Interview, 1 episode [72]
2023The Sounds of BaysideSelfPodcast series, 1 episode [73]

Audio books

YearTitleRoleNotesRef
2019Blood RiverNarratorAuthor: Tony Cavanaugh
2022WakeNarratorAuthor: Shelley Burr
2023Ripper [74]
Murder Town [75]

Theatre

YearTitleCharacterNotesRef
1986Room to MoveEllie La Boite Theatre [76]
CamilleUnderstudy
1987AwayUnderstudyCremorne Theatre
1987 Merry Wives of Windsor Ann Page
1988Bullshot CrummondRosemary
Alligator JonesVarious characters
Crazies Comedy ClubCharacter Stand Up
1988Beach Blanket TempestAnnette
1989Popular MechanicalsTom Stout
Dinkum AssortedGlad Queensland Theatre Company [77]
Gerry Connolly ShowVarious characters
1990Rosy ApplesKarenTN! Theatre Co
Too Darn HotPriscilla Tivoli Theatre
1991Who Shrunk SantaNarratorWriter/Director
Dangerous When WetLolita La TouchéSit Down Comedy Club
Ménage A Twah!Singing Comedy TrioHarold Park Hotel
1994Sex The MusicalClaudiaHarold Park Hotel
MiloPeg Sydney Theatre Company
1995The HarlettesCocoAustralian tour
Big Girls Don't CryCocoWriter/Actor
1998MacquarieNarratorGovernment House
1999SilhouetteWPC Leach Marian Street Theatre
2001Are You Being Served?Miss Brahms Twelfth Night Theatre

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