Maxine Klibingaitis
Maxine Koran Klibingaitis[1] (born 17 May 1964) is an Australian actress.
Maxine Klibingaitis | |
|---|---|
| Born | Maxine Koran Klibitgaitis 17 May 1964 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1983–present |
| Spouse | Andrew Friedman (1987–present) |
| Children | Zane Friedman |
Maxine was born in Ballarat, Victoria and was married to the Australian television director, Andrew Friedman, they have one son, Zane Friedman.
She is probably best known locally and internationally for her role as teen punk Bobbie Mitchell in the cult TV series Prisoner and as Terry Inglis, in Neighbours
In 2007 she won the MUFF award for Best Supporting Female Actor for her role as an unhinged, diabetic punk woman in the film Moonlight & Magic. Maxine appears in the first two Boronia Boys films, Boronia Boys and Boronia Backpackers,[2] as local girl Caz.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
| Home (TV series) | 1983 | Episodes 1-3 |
| Special Squad (TV series) | 1984 | Chico |
| Neighbours (TV series) | 1985 | Terry Inglis Robinson |
| Prisoner | 1983-1985 | Bobbie Mitchell |
| Fields of Fire (TV miniseries) | 1987 | Joan |
| The Flying Doctors (TV series) | 1988 | Kylie |
| Home and Away | 1988 | Denise |
| Candy Regentag | 1989 | Candy |
| Family and Friends (TV series) | 1990 | Gloria |
| Hampton Court | 1991 | Sophie Verstak |
| Col'n Carpenter (TV series) | 1991 | Gold Digger |
| All Together Now (TV series) | 1992 | Veronica |
| Blue Heelers | 1994 | Judy |
| Round the Twist (TV series) | 2001 | Tiffany |
| Marshall Law (TV miniseries) | 2002 | Val |
| Prisoner Queen - Mindless Music and Mirrorballs | 2003 | Cecilla |
| MDA (TV series) | 2003 | Linda Klein |
| Miss Mouskouri | 2007 | Pauline (Short Film) |
| Moonlight & Magic | 2007 | Magic |
| Boronia Boys (film) | 2009 | – Caz |
| Boronia Backpackers | 2011 | Caz McKenzie |
| The House Cleaner | 2013 | Wanda |
References
- ="The Illustrated encyclopaedia of Australian Showbiz"
- Wilson, Jake (27 August 2011). "Top 10 Films". The Age. Retrieved 26 March 2015.
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