Laura Gordon

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Laura Gordon (born 1981 or 1982) is an Australian actress.

Born1981 or 1982 (age 43–44)
EducationNarrabundah College, Canberra
OccupationActor
Yearsactive2002–present
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Laura Gordon
Born1981 or 1982 (age 43–44)
EducationNarrabundah College, Canberra
OccupationActor
Years active2002–present
Notable workEm 4 Jay
Secret City
Late Night with the Devil
Hotel Cocaine
SpouseNick Barkla
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Early life

Gordon was raised in Canberra, Australia.[1] She caught the acting bug when her father took her to see an amateur production as a young child. She attended Narrabundah College, which had a drama program, laying the foundation for her future acting career.[2]

Career

Gordon's major roles include Australian drama films Em 4 Jay (2008)[3] and Face to Face (2011), and U.S./Australian horror Late Night with the Devil.[4] Her television appearances include Winners & Losers, Hunters and Secret City: Under the Eagle.[5] Most recently she has played a lead role in U.S. Amazon/MGM+ crime thriller series Hotel Cocaine, as Janice Nichols, the manager of the Mutiny Girls at the nightclub.

Gordon was nominated for the 2020 AACTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for her role in Undertow (2018).[6]

Gordon was a founding member of the Red Stitch Actors Theatre, an actors' co-operative.[7][8] for which she has appeared in several stage productions.

On 17 February 2025, Gordon was named in the Stan series Watching You.[9] On 5 March 2025, Gordon was named a nominee for Best Actress in Late Night with the Devil for the Australian Film Critics Association Awards.[10]

Personal life

Gordon is married to fellow actor Nick Barkla, with whom she starred in Em 4 Jay, Embedded and Hotel Cocaine.[2]

Filmography

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Film

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2004 Tom White Secretary
2006 Em 4 Jay Em
Five Moments of Infidelity The Other Woman
2007 Piranha Katie Short film
2008 Saw V Ashley
2009 Apricot Madeline Short film
2010 2 PM Short film
2011 Face to Face Julie Rossiter
2012 Road to Recovery Robin Short film
2013 All I Want for Christmas Ella
2014 Alien Strain Rachel
Come Back to Me Leslie
2015 Problem Play Cass Short film
Unbelief Lauren Short film
2016 Joe Cinque's Consolation Tanya
Embedded Madeline
2018 Undertow Claire
2021 Streamline Kim Lane
2023 Foe OuterMore Customer
Hafekasi Mum Short film
Late Night with the Devil Dr. June Ross-Mitchell
2026 Insidious: The Bleeding World Post-production[11]
2027 Voltron Post-production[12]
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Television

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2002 Blue Heelers Briony 1 episode
2004 Scooter: Secret Agent Young Woman 1 episode
Neighbours Buffy 1 episode
2008 Legend of the Seeker Lilly 1 episode
Underbelly Ella 1 episode
2009 City Homicide Andrea 1 episode
2011 Bed of Roses Donna 1 episode
2011–2013 Twentysomething Anita Recurring role
2012 Lowdown Claire Day 1 episode
Rizzoli & Isles Victoria Green 1 episode
2013 Major Crimes Ashley Elliot 1 episode
2014–2015 Winners & Losers Izzy Hughes Main cast (series 4)
2015 Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Jemima 1 episode
2016 Hunters Abby Carroll Main cast
2017 Hoges: The Paul Hogan Story Linda Kozlowski Miniseries, 2 episodes [13]
2018 Harrow Audrey 1 episode
2019 Reef Break Sergeant Kirsty Ellis Recurring role
Secret City: Under the Eagle Caroline 'Cal' Treloar Main cast (series 2) [14]
2019–2020 Reckoning Candace Doyle Main cast [15]
2020 AussieWood Danielle
Halifax: Retribution Toni 1 episode
2023 The Claremont Murders Det. Bobbi McAllister Miniseries, main cast [16][17]
2024 Hotel Cocaine Janice Nichols Main cast
2025 Watching You TBA TBA [9]
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Podcast

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2019 The ShowBiz Podcast with Robert Rabiah and Joey Coley-Sowry Podcast
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Theatre

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2002Dawn / Day / DuskRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2002The Play About the BabyRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2003The House of Bernarda AlbaRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2003Black MilkRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
Nominated for a Green Room Award
2003Red ShortsRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2004Some VoicesRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2004Year of the FamilyRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2005The CountryRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
By the Sea, By the Sea, By the Beautiful SeaRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
The LightsRed Stitch Actors Theatre, Melbourne
2011ApologiaFairfax Studio, Melbourne, with Melbourne Theatre Company
2011Clybourne ParkSouthbank Theatre, Melbourne, with Melbourne Theatre Company
The GiftMelbourne Theatre Company
A Midsummer Night’s DreamAustralia Shakespeare Company
Romeo and JulietJulietNeolith Productions
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Awards

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2003Black MilkGreen Room AwardsNominated
2011Face to FaceInside Film AwardsBest ActressNominated
2012TwentysomethingEquity Ensemble AwardsOutstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy SeriesNominated
2020UndertowAACTA Awards Best Lead Actress in a FilmNominated
2025Late Night with the DevilAACTA AwardsBest Lead Actress in a FilmNominated
Australian Film Critics Association Awards Best Actress Nominated
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