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Gabrielle Fitzpatrick (born 1 February 1967) is an Australian film and television actress.
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Early life
[edit]Fitzpatrick was born in 1 February 1966, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Her background is Irish, English and German. She started her career as a model. She made her first on-screen appearance in an Outback Steakhouse television advertisement.
Career
[edit]While modelling in Milan, Fitzpatrick auditioned for a modeling part in Italian film Via Monte Napoleone, directed by Carlo Vanzina, but was lucky enough to score a speaking role.
She has since starred in 11 films, including superhero film Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995), Australian thriller Offspring (1996), action films Mr. Nice Guy (1997) and Inferno (1999) alongside Jackie Chan and Jean-Claude Van Damme respectively. Other film credits include Clover Bend (2002) and religious film The Last Sin Eater (2007) with Henry Thomas. She has also featured in the television movies Blackwater Trail (1995) and The Magicians (2000). Her most recent film project was 2017's Fatties: Take Down the House, directed by Bob Gordon.
Fitzpatrick has also appeared in numerous television series, including regular roles as Brooke Bannister in Australian soap opera Paradise Beach (1993) and Montana Hale in Australian period drama The Man from Snowy River (1995–1996). She had recurring roles as Naomi Reynolds in American police procedural series NYPD Blue (1997–1998) and Charlotte Bentley Logan in American western drama Legacy (1999).
She has also appeared in guest roles in both Australian and American television series including E Street (1991), Police Rescue (1991), G.P. (1993), Fire (1995), Roar (1997), Frasier (1998), Nash Bridges (2000), Providence (2001), Dragnet (2003), 24 (2004), North Shore (2004) and Lost (2006/2007).
Personal life
[edit]Fitzpatrick has been married to Shaun Sewter, an animation director, VFX supervisor, and motion graphics artist, since 10 September 2008. She is currently based in Los Angeles, California.[1]
She studied advertising, marketing and brand development at UCLA from 2007 to 2010. She has worked as a consultant for Self By Self Art and as a marketing and PR assistant for Moo Studios, according to her LinkedIn profile.[1]
Filmography
[edit]Film
[edit]| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1986 | Via Monte Napoleone | ||
| 1995 | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie[2] | Dulcea | |
| 1996 | Offspring | Maria Cassini | |
| 1997 | Mr. Nice Guy[3] | Diana | |
| 1999 | Inferno | Rhonda Reynolds | |
| 2000 | Farewell, My Love | Brigit | |
| 2001 | Downward Angel | Gillian | |
| 2001 | Buck Naked Arson | Audry Gantry | |
| 2002 | Clover Bend | Nancy | |
| 2007 | The Last Sin Eater | Bletsung McLeod | |
| 2017 | Fatties: Take Down the House | Cassandra | Video, post-production |
Television
[edit]| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | E Street | Fiona | 3 episodes |
| 1991 | Police Rescue | The Waitress | Episode: "Mates" |
| 1993 | G.P. | Samantha | Episode: "A Thousand Flowers: Part 2" |
| 1993 | Paradise Beach | Brooke Bannister | TV series |
| 1995 | Fire | Susan | Episode: "United We Stand" |
| 1995 | Blackwater Trail | Sandra | TV movie |
| 1995–1996 | The Man from Snowy River (aka Snowy River: The MacGregor Saga) | Montana Hale | 25 episodes |
| 1997 | Roar | Vorgeen | Episode: "Projector" |
| 1997–1998 | NYPD Blue | Naomi Reynolds | 10 episodes |
| 1998 | Frasier | Clare | Episode: "Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name" |
| 1999 | Legacy | Charlotte Bentley Logan | Recurring role |
| 2000 | The Magicians | Kiley | TV movie |
| 2000 | Nash Bridges | Fiona Childs | Episode: "Lap Dance" |
| 2001 | Providence | Victoria Everdeen | Episode: "Magician" |
| 2003 | Dragnet | Aunt Maria | Episode: "Well Endowed" |
| 2004 | 24 | Diana White | Episode: "Day 3: 5:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m." |
| 2004 | North Shore | Mrs. Farrell | Episode: "Pilot" |
| 2006–2007 | Lost | Lindsey | 2 episodes: "Two for the Road", "Par Avion" |
References
[edit]- ^ a b "Gabrielle Fitzpatrick". LinkedIn.
- ^ "That Time Mariska Hargitay Was Fired From The Power Rangers Movie". CINEMABLEND. 22 October 2019. Retrieved 24 April 2020.
- ^ "Mr. Nice Guy (Blu-ray)". DVD Talk. Retrieved 24 April 2020.
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Early life
Birth and childhood
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick was born on February 1, 1967, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.[5][6] Little is publicly known about her childhood.Family background
Details about Gabrielle Fitzpatrick's family background are not publicly available.Career
Modeling beginnings
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick began her professional career as a model in Australia, drawing from her upbringing in Brisbane, Queensland.[5] She initially worked in commercial modeling, including a prominent television advertisement for Outback Steakhouse, which marked her first on-screen appearance.[7] This early work helped build her portfolio through local assignments and laid the foundation for broader opportunities in the industry.[8] As her modeling career progressed, Fitzpatrick expanded internationally, traveling for photo shoots and assignments that showcased her versatility. One such trip took her to Milan, where during a routine photo session, she auditioned for what was intended as a modeling role in the 1991 Italian film Via Monte Napoleone, directed by Carlo Vanzina.[5] Unexpectedly, the director cast her in an acting part as Claudia, providing her entry into film and bridging her modeling experience to on-screen performance.[5] These formative modeling experiences, combining domestic commercial gigs with international exposure, honed Fitzpatrick's presence in front of the camera and directly facilitated her transition toward acting pursuits.[8]Film roles
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick transitioned from modeling to acting with her debut role as Claudia in the 1991 Italian comedy Via Monte Napoleone, directed by Carlo Vanzina, after auditioning for a modeling cameo during a Milan photoshoot but landing a speaking part instead.[9] Her breakthrough arrived in 1995 with the role of Dulcea, the warrior guardian of Phaedos who mentors the Power Rangers in their quest for the Great Power, in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. Filmed primarily in Australia with upgraded practical effects and CGI over the originating TV series, the film grossed over $66 million worldwide and elevated Fitzpatrick's profile in the superhero action genre, introducing her to a global youth audience.[10] Fitzpatrick continued in action-oriented projects, portraying Diana, a news anchor entangled in a mob conspiracy, in the 1997 comedy Mr. Nice Guy, co-starring Jackie Chan and filmed across Melbourne locations that highlighted her chemistry in fast-paced sequences. In 1999's Inferno, she played Rhonda Reynolds, a district attorney who aids the protagonist in his quest for revenge after he is left for dead in the desert, in a thriller directed by John G. Avildsen that involved intense stunt work and shoots in remote Utah deserts. Shifting toward drama, Fitzpatrick took on the role of Bletsung McLeod, a grieving settler in a 19th-century Welsh-American community, in the 2007 faith-based film The Last Sin Eater, directed by Michael Landon Jr., which allowed her to explore more introspective character work in a period setting filmed in Utah. Her most recent feature appearance was as Cassandra in the 2017 mockumentary comedy Fatties: Take Down the House, directed by Bob Gordon, marking a return to lighter fare after a period of selective projects.[11] Over her career, Fitzpatrick has appeared in 11 feature films, primarily in action, superhero, and dramatic genres, often navigating challenges like cross-continental productions—from Italy and Australia to the United States and Canada—that demanded adaptability to varied filming environments and crews.[3]Television roles
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick began her television career in Australia with a regular role as Brooke Bannister in the soap opera Paradise Beach in 1993, portraying a central character in the short-lived series that aired on Network Ten.[12] This early appearance marked her transition from modeling to acting on screen, establishing her in domestic drama.[8] In 1995, she starred as Sandra, the wife of a local police officer, in the thriller TV movie Blackwater Trail, a Queensland-set production involving a serial killer investigation with biblical motifs, which highlighted her ability to handle tense, supporting roles in mystery genres.[13] Five years later, Fitzpatrick took the lead role of Kiley in the 2000 TV movie The Magicians, a supernatural drama about illusionists entangled in dark magic, showcasing her versatility in fantasy-thriller elements.[14] Transitioning to American television in the mid-2000s, Fitzpatrick appeared as Mrs. Farrell in the pilot episode of the Fox series North Shore in 2004, playing a sophisticated resort guest in this drama about hotel intrigue.[15] She followed this with a guest role as Diana White, a shadowy operative, in season 3 of the action-thriller 24 in 2005, contributing to the show's high-stakes counterterrorism narrative.[16] In 2006 and 2007, she portrayed Lindsey Littleton, the aunt of Claire Littleton, in two episodes ("Two for the Road" and "Par Avion") of ABC's mystery series Lost, delving into family backstory amid the island's sci-fi enigmas.[17] These television roles demonstrated Fitzpatrick's range across drama, thriller, and sci-fi genres, often as enigmatic or supportive figures that paralleled the intensity of her film performances, with her earlier cinematic success in titles like Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie facilitating these international opportunities in the 2000s.[18] While no major awards were nominated for her TV work, her contributions to ensemble casts in acclaimed series like 24 and Lost received positive notice for adding depth to plotlines.[8]Personal life
Education
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick enrolled at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2007, pursuing studies in advertising, marketing, and brand development until 2010.[19] This educational pursuit marked a notable shift in her professional development, allowing her to acquire business-oriented skills that complemented her acting career and facilitated diversification into areas such as marketing consultancy.[19] Her relocation to Los Angeles earlier in her career provided convenient access to UCLA's programs.Residence and relocation
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick, born and raised in Brisbane, Australia, relocated to Los Angeles, California, to access expanded opportunities in the American film and television industry. Her early career featured prominent roles in Australian productions, such as the soap opera Paradise Beach (1993) and the miniseries Fire (1995), before transitioning to U.S.-based projects that necessitated the move.[20] The relocation aligned with her professional goals, enabling closer proximity to Hollywood's major studios and networks. As of 2025, Fitzpatrick remains based in Los Angeles, where she is represented by Sovereign Talent Group.[21] This ongoing residence supports her continued involvement in the entertainment sector while facilitating personal and educational pursuits in the region.Filmography
Film
| Year | Title | Role | Director |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1991 | Via Monte Napoleone | Claudia | Carlo Vanzina [22] |
| 1995 | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie | Dulcea | Bryan Spicer [23] |
| 1996 | Offspring | Maria Cassini | Richard Ryan [24] |
| 1997 | Mr. Nice Guy | Diana | Sammo Hung [25] |
| 1999 | Inferno | Rhonda Reynolds | John G. Avildsen [26] |
| 2000 | Farewell, My Love | Brigit | Robert Parrow [27] |
| 2001 | Downward Angel | Gillian | Kevin Lewis [28] |
| 2001 | Buck Naked Arson | Audry Gantry | Amy Snow [29] |
| 2002 | Clover Bend | Nancy | Michael Vickerman [30] |
| 2007 | The Last Sin Eater | Bletsung McLeod | Michael Landon Jr. [31] |
| 2017 | Fatties: Take Down the House | Cassandra | Bob Gordon [4] |
Television
Gabrielle Fitzpatrick's television career spans guest appearances, recurring roles, and a TV movie, primarily in Australian and American productions from the early 1990s to the mid-2000s.[1][18] The following is a chronological list of her television credits:- 1991: E Street (recurring role, 8 episodes) as Fiona[6][18]
- 1991: Police Rescue (guest star, 1 episode: "Mates") as Waitress[8][18]
- 1993: G.P. (guest star, 1 episode: "A Thousand Flowers: Part 2") as Samantha[18]
- 1993: Paradise Beach (regular role) as Brooke Bannister[32][8]
- 1995: Fire (guest star, 1 episode: "United We Stand") as Susan[33][34]
- 1995: Blackwater Trail (TV movie) as Sandra[35]
- 1995–1996: Snowy River: The McGregor Saga (recurring role, 25 episodes) as Montana Hale[36]
- 1997: Roar (guest star, 1 episode: "Projector") as Vorgeen[37]
- 1997–1998: NYPD Blue (recurring role, 10 episodes) as Naomi Reynolds[18]
- 1998: Frasier (guest star, 1 episode: "Where Every Bloke Knows Your Name") as Clare[38]
- 1998–1999: Legacy (recurring role, 5 episodes) as Charlotte Bentley Logan[39]
- 2000: The Magicians (TV movie) as Kiley[40]
- 2000: Nash Bridges (guest star, 1 episode: "Lap Dance") as Fiona Childs[38]
- 2001: Providence (guest star, 1 episode: "Magician") as Victoria Everdeen[41]
- 2003: L.A. Dragnet (guest star, 1 episode: "Well Endowed") as Mariah May Becker[42][43]
- 2004: 24 (guest star, 1 episode: "Day 3: 5:00am-6:00am") as Diana White[44][45]
- 2004: North Shore (guest star, 1 episode: "Pilot") as Mrs. Farrell[15][18]
- 2006–2007: Lost (guest star, 2 episodes: "Two for the Road," "Par Avion") as Lindsey Littleton[46][18]