Michelle Blundell, a talented New Zealand-based actor, has made a significant impact in the local entertainment industry through her extensive work in various productions.
With a notable career spanning numerous television shows and films, Michelle has garnered widespread recognition for her exceptional acting skills. One of her most notable roles was that of Louise Nicholas in the critically acclaimed film "Consent - The Louise Nicholas Story", directed by Rob Sarkies, which won the prestigious Best Television Feature award at the New Zealand Film Awards.
In addition to her film work, Michelle has also appeared in several popular television series, including "The Brokenwood Mysteries", "Shortland Street", "Go Girls", "The Almighty Johnsons", "Piece of My Heart", and "Irirangi Bay".
Michelle has also been featured in a range of New Zealand films, such as "I'm Not Harry Jensen", "Apron Strings", and several short films, including "I You See", "Pelorus", and "A Woman's Right to Shoes".
