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Katie Wall is an Australian actress who has appeared in various television and film roles.

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Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
2007 Clubland Kelly
2007 Noise Const. Caitlin Robinson
2009 My Year Without Sex Winona
2012 Not Suitable for Children Ex-girlfriend in park
2012Being VeniceIrene

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1998 Water Rats Donna King"Die for Me"
2002 All Saints Diana Short"No Expectations", "Secrets"
2003 Marking Time BelindaTV film
2004–05 The Secret Life of Us KarenGuest role (series 4)
2004–2006 Love My Way Sonia McCluskyRecurring role (series 1–2)
2005 The Surgeon Siobhan KerryMain role
2006 All Saints Rhiannon Andrews"Love and Hate"
2007 Dangerous EstherMain role
2009 The Cut Kelly Ann Reed"The Best Sex I Ever Had"
2009 Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities Karen SoichRecurring role
2009 Dirt Game Caz CohenMain role
2011 Crownies Hannah Dean"1.17"
2012–2014 Puberty Blues Lynette HayesMain role (series 1), recurring (series 2)
2015 Winter Tammy DavisTV miniseries
2016 Cleverman Rowena"A Free Ranger", "A Man of Vision", "Terra Nullius"
2023 The Appleton Ladies' Potato Race Nikki BunyanTV film


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