Frances O'Connor News

With yet another Jane Austen adaptation about to hit our TV screens, Liz Hoggard wonders how much longer writers will hide in her shadow PA Gemma Arterton, the star of 'Lost in Austen', the new ITV adaptation ...

After graduating from the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts in Perth and appearing extensively on Australian TV in series including "Halifax f.p.", dark-haired, porcelain-skinned actress Frances ...

“We're legitimate citizens. We're taxed without representation. We're not allowed to serve on juries so we're not tried by our peers. It's unconscionable, not to mention unconstitutional. We don't make the laws but we have to obey them like children.”

"We're legitimate citizens. We're taxed without representation. We're not allowed to serve on juries so we're not tried by our peers. via DigitallyOBSESSED.com

“It depends where your head's at on a particular day.”

The first time Frances O'Connor stood onstage, she played the Virgin Mary. The notion strikes her as pretty funny, and, as O'Connor says between laughs, it was the last time anyone asked her to play that role. via Chicago Tribune

Say what you will about the campiness of some of the ads, but I defy anyone to speak slightingly about the cast of 'Cashmere Mafia,' a female foursome so formidable that two of them are Australian. via Journal News

“It's interesting to play someone who happens to like a person and it happens to be a girl. She's trying to find herself in so many areas, including love. I think a lot of people in their early thirties can relate to that.”

They play Manhattan's most powerful gal pals; get to know the ladies of Cashmere Mafia . via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Say what you will about the 'Enjoli' campiness of some of the ads, but I defy anyone to speak slightingly about the cast of 'Cashmere Mafia,' a female foursome so formidable that two of them are Australian. via Los Angeles Times

“Cashmere"? "She is remarkable”

Frances O'Connor, Lucy Liu, Bonnie Somerville and Miranda Otto play four fashionable New Yorkers in ABC's new drama. via ETonline

“Hmmm, where have I seen her before?”

You may not recognize Frances O'Connor at first. While the Australian actress has been in dozens of films, American audiences are more likely to look at her with heads cocked and muse, "Hmmm, where have I seen ... via Dorothy Surrenders

Find the Perfect Fragrance for your style A perfume is a profoundly intimate gesture that projects your moods and perceptions. via Popsugar.com