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Spouses | Milan Borich (m. 2006)David Benge (m. 2016) |
Children | 2 |
Kate Elliott (born 30 December 1981) is a New Zealand television and film actress. [1] She was born in and currently resides in Auckland, New Zealand.[ citation needed ]
Kate played the role of one of the "Liberators" in The Cult . [2] More recently, she has acted in The Insider's Guide To Love , [3] The Locals , [4] Fracture , [5] and Toy Love . She played Yakut, an Amazon, in several episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess , 1998–2000. Elliott also assumed the role of Lily in Cleopatra 2525 . She plays a vampire in a film called 30 Days of Night and currently plays the role of Detective Jess Savage in the New Zealand mini-series The Gulf . [1] [6]
She was married to Pluto's lead singer, Milan Borich, on 17 January 2006. They have a daughter. In 2016 she eloped with David Benge, managing director of the New Zealand office of worldwide media company VICE. [7] [8] Both marriages had ended by 2019. [9] Elliott came out queer to her daughter in 2019. [9]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2001 | No One Can Hear You | Lisa Burchall | |
2002 | Toy Love | Chlo | |
2003 | The Locals | Kelly | |
2004 | Fracture | Leeanne Rosser | |
2006 | Knife Shift | Rachel | Short |
2007 | 30 Days of Night | Dawn | |
2012 | Fresh Meat | Gigi | |
2015 | Deathgasm | Abigail | |
2015 | Not Like Her | Nicole | Short |
2016 | We All Need Love | Vic | Short |
TBA | Ash | In production |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1997 | House of Sticks | Cammy Anders | TV film |
1998–2000 | Xena: Warrior Princess | Yakut | Recurring role |
2000 | Cleopatra 2525 | Lily | "Home", "Rescue", "The Watch" |
2000–2002 | Street Legal | Melanie Wyeth | Recurring role |
2002 | Always Greener | Hayley | "Mirror Image" |
2006 | The Insider's Guide To Love | Nicole | "Fallen in Love Lately?" |
2007 | The Adventures of Voopa the Goolash | Lali | TV series |
2009 | The Cult | Gina Delaney | Main role |
2011 | Bliss | Katherine Mansfield | TV film |
2011–12 | Power Rangers Samurai | Dayu (voice) | Main role |
2011, 2013 | Shortland Street | Zlata | Recurring Role |
2014 | Agent Anna | Rhonda | "2.9" |
2016 | Jean | Jean Batten | TV film |
2018 | Wentworth | Spike Baxter | TV series: 6 episodes |
2018 | Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel | Simone Swift | "Fan Frenzy" |
2019 | The Gulf | D.S.S Jess Savage | Main Role |
2024 | Game Changer | Herself | "Beat the Buzzer" |
2024 | Austin | Heidi | TV series: 8 episodes |
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2011 | Saban's Power Rangers Samurai | Dayu | Voice |
2012 | Saban's Power Rangers Super Samurai | Dayu | Voice |
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