Kate Lister

Australian actress and producer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kate Lister is an Australian actress and producer, best known for her lead role in the horror movie Unhinged (2017). She also played series regular Lillian Liano, the quirky small-town cop, in television series SeaChange[1] and Clickbait.[2]

Occupations
  • Actress
  • film producer
  • film vocalist and DJ
Yearsactive2012–present
KnownforUnhinged, Fox Trap, SeaChange
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Kate Lister
Born
Occupations
  • Actress
  • film producer
  • film vocalist and DJ
Years active2012–present
Known forUnhinged, Fox Trap, SeaChange
AwardsBest Actress (Festigious Film Festival 2019)
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Early life

Lister was born in Melbourne. After she finished high school, she studied at Melbourne performing arts school, Patrick School of the Arts (PSA). Lister also trained at The Actors Centre in London, Brave Studios in Melbourne, and the Atlantic Acting School in New York under the guidance of William H. Macy, Cynthia Silver, and David Mamet.[3]

Career

Lister began her career in the entertainment industry as a vocalist and DJ at the age of 24,[4] before transitioning to acting in 2012 with the movie Just the Way It Is.

She has since worked on numerous feature films, TV movie s and short films, including the British Sony Pictures' horror film Fox Trap (2016), Australian Universal Studios horror film The Reef: Stalked (2022) and dark comedy thriller Slant – Monster Festival's Best Film for 2022. Lister's portrayal of the lead character Rachel in the horror film Unhinged (2017) earned her critical acclaim and established her acting career.

Lister has also starred in several TV series. She played series regular Lillian Liano, the quirky small-town cop, in Nine’s SeaChange[5] and Jeannine Murphy, the cutthroat journalist, in Netflix's miniseries Clickbait.[6] She has also appeared in Neighbours and Bad Mothers.

In addition to her acting career, Lister continues to pursue her passion for music, performing as a DJ and vocalist.[7] She is also a producer and co-owner of production company Little Fish Films.

Filmography

Television

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2005 Last Man Standing Female Shopper Episode 20
2015 Neighbours Hannah Dunham 1 episode
Improv Sessions Hayley Episode 79: "Outcast"
2016 Man Woman Miniseries, episode 4: "The Toilet Break"
2017 The Warriors Jessica Miniseries, episode 4: "Mind Over Matter"
Method Kelly Pilot episode: "Hungry"
Murder Mia Hemingway Miniseries, episode 1: "Hunt for a Hunch"
2019 Bad Mothers Phoebe Miniseries, 3 episodes[8]
Snapperz Sophie Episode 1: "Bradley Coopers Underpants"
SeaChange Lillian Liano Season 4, 8 episodes[9][10][11]
2020 The Heights Karen Satya Season 2, 7 episodes
2021 Clickbait Jeannine Murphy Miniseries, 5 episodes[12]
2022 Bump Skye Season 3, 3 episodes
2025 Apple Cider Vinegar Jordan Miniseries, 2 episodes
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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2012 Just the Way It Is
A Flicker of My Mother Doppelganger Short film
2015 Break it Gently Lisa Short film
2016 Fred Lisa Short film
Fox Trap Connie
2017 Intune Lauren Short film
Unhinged Melissa
Suicide Club Valerie
7 Storeys Down Charlie Also producer
Indie Film Hannah Also producer
2018 Curse of the Scarecrow June Sommers [13]
Mandy the Doll Shelby
2019 The Final Scream Kia Anderson
2020 Drive Me to the End Sunny Raei Also producer[14]
2022 The Reef: Stalked Lisa [15]
2023 Slant Una Power [16]
2024 Ricky Stanicky World River Exec #2
TBA Schnookums Leyla [17]
Rotten Emily In post production
Dogged Kelly Watson In development
The Fortunate Brooklyn In development
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As producer

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2017 7 Storeys Down Film
Indie Film Film
2020 Drive Me to the End Film
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Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref(s)
2019 Festigious International Film Festival Best Actress 7 Storeys Down Won [18]
Indie Film Chart April Award 7 Storeys Down Won [19]
2020 Queen Palm International Film Festival Best Actress Drive Me to the End Won [20]
Queen Palm International Film Festival Best Feature Drive Me to the End Won Shared with Richard Summers-Calvert
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References

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