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Take a look back at the talented actors and actresses who took home a Golden Globe for Best Actor/Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama since the category was created in 1951.
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| Rebel Wilson | ... | Jennie Cragg | |
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Sally-Anne Upton | ... | Berenice Craig |
| Lulu McClatchy | ... | Aunt Sandra | |
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Fanny Hanusin | ... | Amy Lee |
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Alice Ansara | ... | Nigella |
| Natasha Leigh | ... | Tracy (as Natasha Cunningham) | |
| Kate Jenkinson | ... | Tizzneen | |
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Stefano Mazzeo | ... | Spooner Hill Participant #1 |
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Janine Atwill | ... | Tessa |
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Ryan Jones | ... | Nick |
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Caroline Lee | ... | Erin |
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Wilhelmina Stracke | ... | Gaylene |
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Tim Stitz | ... | Jimmy |
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Darren Amor | ... | Stevie |
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Audra Hopgood | ... | Marilyn |
For Jennie and her joint best friends, Amy Lee and Nigella, the Maths Olympiad is the highlight of their academic calendar, but when it seems that Amy Lee has found a boyfriend on an opposing team Jennie becomes jealous and the girls' competitive natures are unleashed. Cassandra buries her cat Chinnie and then takes her charges to the cinemas in the up-market nearby suburb, Spooner Hill. When Cassandra is refused free refills at the cinema candy bar she is involved in an altercation with staff and is subsequently arrested. Back at the Maths Olympiad a cut-throat knockout final ensues and Amy Lee must exhibit her Christian kindness to forgive Jennie and then herself for acting like a 'slut.'
