Bridget Neval
Bridget Neval Trivia
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Bridget was brought up in Canada before moving to Australia in her early teens.
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Bridget enjoys songs that have a good bass line to them.
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Bridget says she became an actor because she has 'insane amounts of passion' for acting.
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Bridget said she only watched Neighbours for about a few months before she got the role of Lana.
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Bridget's stage roles have included Madeline Fleming in The 24 Hour Window, Abigail in The Crucible and Peppermint Patty in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown.
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Bridget thought she wouldn't get the role of Lana in Neighbours because of her Canadian accent, but the script was easily altered to include that.
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Bridget is 5'7" (1.70m) tall.
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Bridget's favourite roles are Lana from Neighbours and Elizabeth from Wicked Science.
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Her favourite possession is her laptop.
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Bridget's favourite television programme is The Micallef Programme.
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Bridget says if she wasn't an actor, then she would want a career that did not involve maths skills.
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Her favourite movies are Big Fish and Ed Wood.
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Bridget's hobbies include reading, watching B-grade movies and making obscure references about The Simpsons.
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Bridget's favourite book is Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.
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Bridget: (on the Neighbours scripts) The scripts were amazing - I didn't really watch the show when I first got the role and I was reading through some of the major scenes thinking, 'Is this show ALWAYS written this well?'
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Bridget: (on getting the role of Lana in Neighbours) When the meeting ended, they gave me a smile, a handshake, and a mild heart attack when they told me that I would be Lana Crawford.
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Bridget: (on being recognized as Lana from Neighbours) Surprisingly, yes, even though Lana's only be on-air in Australia for a few weeks. I keep thinking there's something in my teeth, or a big bug in my hair, until the person staring asks if I'm the new girl on Neighbours.
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Bridget: (on the backlash of her lesbian character Lana Crawford in Neighbours) You read the letters to the newspapers and articles and, if you are a gay teenager already feeling insecure about how your sexuality will be accepted, that would be incredibly devastating.
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