Rebecca Gibney

Rebecca Gibney is a multi-award-winning actress known for her extensive career in Australian and New Zealand television and film, making her a respected figure for brand collaborations. After establishing her early career in New Zealand television with roles in series such as ‘Inside Straight,’ ‘Pioneer Women,’ and ‘Sea Urchins,’ Rebecca Gibney moved to Australia for her breakthrough role as ‘Julie Davis’ in ‘Zoo Family’ in 1985. She solidified her presence as ‘Emma Plimpton’ in the popular Nine Network drama series ‘Flying Doctors’ in 1986. Her critically acclaimed performance as ‘Guinea Malone’ in the 1990 miniseries ‘Come In Spinner’ earned her an AFI Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role in a Mini-Series and a Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress, marking significant early career achievements.

She co-produced the TV movie ‘The Killing Field’ (2014) and the series ‘Winter’ (2015), acting in both. From 2006 to 2010, she hosted the factual series ‘Sensing Murder.’ More recently, she executive produced and starred in ‘Under the Vines’ (2021-2024), and appeared in ‘Prosper’ (2024). In 2024, Rebecca Gibney’s sustained contributions to Australian television were recognized with her induction into the Logie Hall of Fame. Currently, she appears in ‘A Remarkable Place to Die’ (2024-present).

Looking ahead to 2025, Gibney is slated to take on the lead role in the series ‘Happiness,’ compete on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ and perform in the stage production ‘Circle Mirror Transformation.’ Additionally, she has been announced as the host of the popular game show ‘Millionaire Hot Seat’ starting in 2025, further showcasing her versatile and ongoing career across acting, producing, and hosting.