Kate Elliott
Kate Elliott (born 30 December 1981) is a New Zealand television and film actress.
Kate Elliott
- Name
- Kate Elliott
- Born
- 30 December 1981
- Birthplace
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Nationality
- New Zealand
- Occupation
- actress · film director
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Kate Elliott (born 30 December 1981) is a New Zealand television and film actress.
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Kate Elliott was actor, actress and film director; nationality: New Zealand. Kate Elliott was born in 1981 at Auckland.
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• Name — Kate Elliott • Born — 30 December 1981 • Birthplace — Auckland, New Zealand • Children — 2
Career
Career
Kate played ‘Clark’ in Flying Lotus’s film Ash. She also portrayed ‘Heidi’ the literary agent in ABC’s Austin. Kate has portrayed New Zealand icons Katherine Mansfield in ‘Bliss’ and Jean Batten in ‘Jean’. Kate played the violent inmate ‘Spike’ in Wentworth series 5. Kate played the role of one of the "Liberators" in The Cult. She has acted in The Insider's Guide To Love, The Locals, Fracture, and Toy Love. She played Yakut, an Amazon, in several episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess, 1998–2000. Elliott also assumed the role of Lily in Cleopatra 2525. She plays a vampire in a film called 30 Days of Night and the role of Detective Jess Savage in the New Zealand mini-series The Gulf. Kate has won three Best Actress awards and been nominated three more times at the NZ film and TV awards.
Personal life
Personal life
She was married to Pluto's lead singer, Milan Borich, on 17 January 2006. They have a daughter. In 2016 she eloped with David Benge, managing director of the New Zealand office of worldwide media company VICE. Both marriages had ended by 2019. Elliott came out queer to her daughter in 2019.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1997 — House of Sticks — Cammy Anders — TV film • 1998–2000 — Xena: Warrior Princess — Yakut — Recurring role • 2000 — Cleopatra 2525 — Lily — "Home", "Rescue", "The Watch" • 2000–2002 — Street Legal — Melanie Wyeth — Recurring role • 2002 — Always Greener — Hayley — "Mirror Image" • 2006 — The — Nicole — "Fallen in Love Lately?" • 2007 — The — Lali — TV series • 2009 — The — Gina Delaney — Main role • 2011 — Bliss — Katherine Mansfield — TV film • 2011–12 — Power Rangers Samurai — Dayu (voice) — Main role • 2011, 2013 — Shortland Street — Zlata — Recurring Role • 2014 — Agent Anna — Rhonda — "2.9" • 2016 — Jean — Jean Batten — TV film • 2018 — Wentworth — Spike Baxter — TV series: 6 episodes • 2018 — Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel — Simone Swift — "Fan Frenzy" • 2019 — The — D.S.S Jess Savage — Main Role • 2024 — Game Changer — Herself — "Beat the Buzzer" • 2024-present — Austin — Heidi — TV series:9 episodes
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Video games
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2011 — Saban's Power Rangers Samurai — Dayu — Voice • 2012 — Saban's Power Rangers Super Samurai — Dayu — Voice
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1981
Kate Elliott born at Auckland.
Film
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2001 — No One Can Hear You — Lisa Burchall • 2002 — Toy Love — Chlo • 2003 — The — Kelly • 2004 — Fracture — Leeanne Rosser • 2006 — Knife Shift — Rachel — Short • 2007 — 30 Days of Night — Dawn • 2012 — Fresh Meat — Gigi • 2015 — Deathgasm — Abigail • 2015 — Not Like Her — Nicole — Short • 2016 — We All Need Love — Vic — Short • 2025 — Ash — Clarke
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- 1.Nealon, Sarah. The Gulf: New Zealand drama with international flavour. Stuff. 2019-08-14.
- 2.Hunkin, Joanna. The Cult: A TV show of faith. The New Zealand Herald. 10 September 2009.
- 3.TVNZ page on Insider's Guide To Love
- 4.The Locals
- 5.Fracture.
- 6.Kiwi actress Kate Elliott has eloped to Los Angeles for the 'perfect wedding'
- 7.Off to a flying start: Kate Elliott elopes to L.A!
- 8.Kate Elliott comes out
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