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Gibney told AAP in Sydney where she's promoting a new Nintendo DS game.17:42, Wednesday April 21, 2010
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05:00 11/04/2010  Criticism is being heaped on her latest television project Wicked Love?
She takes heart from the fact she portrayed her character with dignity.
She can't break into films? Not to worry, television is more lucrative
than movies. Her childhood was tainted by domestic violence? She is
grateful for her upbringing because it gave her compassion and
understanding.
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Date: 11.04.2010
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March 29, 2010
"I don't expect to win it because there is a public groundswell of
support out there for Ray and I think he'll edge me out," Rebecca Gibney said.
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February 12, 2010
While
Gibney last year scored the Gold Logie for playing Australia's
favourite suburban mum, Julie Rafter, she takes her career in a bold
new direction as Ms Korp, the woman left for dead in a car boot near
the Shrine of Remembrance in 2005.
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Date: 28/02/2010
FROM the moment Maria Korp was found barely clinging to life in the boot of her car, all of Australia was fascinated.
"It was a decision I didn't take lightly," actress Rebecca Gibney says of playing Maria Korp in Wicked Love
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May 27, 2009
"I needed Valium to go to the supermarket. People were staring at me and I’d have to run back inside"
Disclaimer: not very polite comments !
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December 23, 2009
"I think even if women want to cut their face and put someone else's on, that's fine. We should stop judging each other."
It marks a change in attitude for the star, who last year told the Herald Sun she was prepared to grow old gracefully. And it comes as demand for Botox soars. Disclaimer: not very polite comments !
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May 04, 2009
Gibney, who won two awards for her role in Channel 7’s Packed to the Rafters last night, thanked her mum for helping her after her tumultuous childhood with a violent alcoholic father
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May 26, 2009
GOLD Logie-winner Rebecca Gibney’s secret battle with depression and
agoraphobia led the actress to become a recluse who could not leave her
home without medication.
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