Natalie Nash

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PortrayedbyAngelica La Bozzetta (1998)
Antoinette Byron
(1999–2000)
Duration1998–2000
Firstappearance18 February 1998 (1998-02-18)
Lastappearance11 October 2000 (2000-10-11)
Natalie Nash
Home and Away character
Antoinette Byron as Natalie
Portrayed byAngelica La Bozzetta (1998)
Antoinette Byron
(1999–2000)
Duration1998–2000
First appearance18 February 1998 (1998-02-18)
Last appearance11 October 2000 (2000-10-11)
Introduced byJohn Holmes
In-universe information
OccupationTeacher
HusbandJoel Nash
SonsTom Nash
Connor Nash
DaughtersGypsy Nash
GranddaughtersLily Smith
Rachel McGregor

Natalie Nash is a fictional character from the Australian television soap opera Home and Away, played by Antoinette Byron. She made her first appearance during the episode broadcast on 18 February 1998. Natalie was originally played by Angelica La Bozzetta until she quit the serial the same year. Byron was then cast in the role and she began appearing from the 1999 season premiere until her departure in 2000.

In 1997, following Debra Lawrance's decision to quit her role as Pippa Ross, producers decided to introduce a new family to run the caravan park, because the household was seen as the "centerpiece of the show".[1] They created the Nash family consisting of parents Natalie and Joel Nash, played by Angelica la Bozzetta and David Woodley respectively and children Gypsy (Kimberley Cooper) and Tom (Graeme Squires). The family come to Summer Bay from Hong Kong to start a new life.[1] They made their debuts in the episode broadcast on 18 February 1998.[2]

La Bozzetta quit the role in late 1998 to spend more time with her young daughter, so the producers recast the role to Antoinette Byron.[3] Of the fast turnaround after being cast, Byron stated "It all happened so quickly that I didn't have much time to think about it. I was planning on going back to L.A. on the Saturday and I was offered this job on the Tuesday. Then suddenly I was on set the very next week."[3] Byron admitted to some apprehension about taking over the role, but found the cast quick to welcome her to the show. Speaking about the recast, Byron thought viewers would adapt to a new actor in the role, especially as they make it their own. She that the American soap operas recast roles quite frequently and the public was used to it.[3] Byron made her debut in the 1999 season premiere.[4]

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