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Genevieve O'Reilly (born 1977) is an Irish actress best known for her roles as Leanne Curtis in the medical drama television series All Saints (2002-2005) and as Princess Diana in the 2007 made-for-TV movie Diana: Last Days of a Princess.
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Crossing Lines - Season 1
Sienna Pride
Episodes - Season 1
Jamie Lapidus
Episodes - Season 2
Episodes - Season 3
Law & Order: UK - Season 4
Claudia Martin
New Tricks - Season 7
Miranda Armstrong
Spooks - Season 8
Sarah Caulfield
The State Within - Season 1
Caroline Hanley
Waking the Dead - Season 9
Julie Rees
Scandal! Teasers - December 2024
A wedding proposal, a familiar face returns and Ndumiso basks in the glory of his apparent heroism.
Binnelanders Teasers - December 2024
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Survivor 45: See who lovestruck Austin's dating now
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New on TV today: Wednesday 20 October
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Summertide Teasers - December 2024
Martin grapples with Charlie’s ex and Gavin finds Rebecca at the beach. Sunset, silhouette...
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Cold, warmer, hot. Veronica and Kedibone get closer to the truth.
Kelders van Geheime Teasers - December 2024
Dewald calls Annette, Shireen, Edmund and Du Toit together to sign the adoption papers.
New on TV today: Tuesday 19 November 2024
Quirky drama Interior Chinatown drops on Disney+ and Jamie: Fast and Simple begins on BBC Lifestyle.
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