Nicola Parry

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Nicola Parry is an Australian actress who is best known for her roles in the hit comedies Thank God You're Here , [1] [2] [3] The Hollowmen and Swift and Shift Couriers . She is an alumna of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. She also appeared as a regular cast member of The Time of Our Lives in the ABC1 miniseries Sleuth 101, and on the Australian TV comedy show How Not To Behave.

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Filmography

YearTitleRoleNotes
2023 Wellmania Diane2 episodes
2021Born to SpyMs Kelly1 episode
2020Teenage RangersSmoothie Time Manager
2019FrayedDiane2 episodes
Part-time Private Eyes [4] AlexTV series
2018Street SmartDetective DelaneyTV Series
2017Resting Pitch FaceJuneTV series
The LetdownMumTV Series
2016-2018RakeEllie Stepper2 episodes
2016 Here Come the Habibs Karen1 Episode
2015How Not to BehaveEnsemble Cast15 episodes
2013-2014 The Time of Our Lives Andrea6 episodes
2012 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab Julia FeatherweightTV movie
Any Questions for Ben? Make-up GirlFilm
2011Some Say LoveVariousTV Series
2010 The Librarians Beverly2 episodes
Sleuth 101 Ally/StacyMini-Series, 2 episodes
2008 Swift and Shift Couriers Karen Smythe12 episodes
The Hollowmen [5] Holly12 episodes
2006-2009, 2023- Thank God You're Here [6] Ensemble CastTV series

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