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Deborah Mailman [228704]
Gender: Female
Popularity: 0.8958
Birthplace: Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia
Birthday: 1972-07-14
Age: 52 years
Movies: 32
Links: Homepage, IMDB
Biography: Deborah Jane Mailman, AM (born 14 July 1972) is an Aboriginal Australian television and film actress, and singer. She was the first Aboriginal actress to win the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, and has gone on to win four more both in television and film. The awards are now known as the AACTA Awards.

Kangaroo — Kangaroo
2025-08-28

Runt — Runt
2024-09-19

Combat Wombat: Back 2 B — Combat Wombat: Back 2 B
2024-02-29

Scarygirl — Scarygirl
2023-10-05

The New Boy — The New Boy
2023-07-06

Looking Black — Looking Black
2022-07-05

Combat Wombat — Combat Wombat
2020-10-15

2067 — 2067
2020-10-01

Total Control — Total Control
2019-10-13

H Is for Happiness — H Is for Happiness
2021-06-24

Three Summers — Three Summers
2017-11-02

A Few Less Men — A Few Less Men
2017-03-09

Oddball — Oddball
2015-09-17

Blinky Bill the Movie — Blinky Bill the Movie
2015-08-21

Redfern Now: Promise Me — Redfern Now: Promise Me
2015-04-09

Paper Planes — Paper Planes
2014-08-10

Jack Irish: Dead Point — Jack Irish: Dead Point
2014-04-13

The Darkside — The Darkside
2013-11-27

Mental — Mental
2012-10-04

Mabo — Mabo
2012-06-10

The Sapphires — The Sapphires
2012-08-08

The Graduate From Sudan — The Graduate From Sudan
2009-10-27

Bran Nue Dae — Bran Nue Dae
2009-08-09

Lucky Miles — Lucky Miles
2007-07-19

The Archive Project — The Archive Project
2006-02-16

Black Chicks Talking — Black Chicks Talking
2002-08-30

Rabbit-Proof Fence — Rabbit-Proof Fence
2002-02-04

The Monkey's Mask — The Monkey's Mask
2001-05-10

The Third Note — The Third Note
1999-09-01

Dear Claudia — Dear Claudia
1999-02-25

Radiance — Radiance
1998-08-10

Wolfram: A Sequel to Sw — Wolfram: A Sequel to Sw