Rachel Griffiths

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Biography

Rachel Anne Griffiths was born in Newcastle, New South Wales on December 18, 1968. Her mother, Anna Griffiths, is an art consultant. Her uncle…more

Born

12/18/1968, Melbourne, Australia

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    • Griffiths played in the movie Muriel's Wedding, also starring Toni Collette, who was actually required to gain 40 lbs for the role in this movie.This movie, made in 1994, was an Australian movie written and directed by P.J. Hogan.
    • Announced in January 2009, that her and her husband, Andrew Taylor are expecting their third child together.
    • Rachel and her husband named their son, Banjo Patrick Taylor after Banjo Patterson and their Daughter, Adelaide Rose after a city in SA.
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    • Rachel Griffiths: (About directing) I'm so creative in that environment. I'm so motivated to collaborate with people and help them realize the kind of collective vision. I love to work with the team and the problem solving - It's problem solving in a really vigorous way that acting. Acting is like playing, while directing is really fun, sort of like an orgy.
    • Rachel Griffiths: (About her second short film "Roundabout") It's about a man who has a nervous breakdown, which I call Anxiety Has Arrived, as if I wanted to put you in the seat of having an anxiety attack.
    • Rachel Griffiths: (About Alan Ball) Somehow this guy is someone that can go places that no other writer can take people, where they stay with him and go back for more. He explores their kind of darkest neuroses, and I think it's his discipline of being a sitcom writer that he just knows when to give us a scene or a line that takes the pressure valve and lets our steam out; he's so original.
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