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Maria Makarena Owen (born 22 July 1962), known professionally as Rena Owen, is a New Zealand actress in theatre, television and film. Owen is best known for her leading role as Beth Heke in Lee Tamahori's Once Were Warriors and as Taun We in George Lucas's Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones.
Rena Owen is an international award-winning actress, and one of only six in the world and the only female to date to have worked with both filmmaking legends George Lucas and Steven Spielberg during her illustrious career that spans 35 years working in theater, television, film and voice work.
From multiple photo shoots I’ve done around the world during the past 20 years, I chose ANDREW HARVEY’s photo for my home page as it is one of my favorites! I am very honored to be in his limited edition book celebrating NEW ZEALANDERS who dared to AIM HIGH!
Actress Rena Owen has taken her star power from Moerewa to Hollywood. Moana Maniapoto spoke to her about criticism of Once Were Warriors, being a fan-girl an...
Actor Rena Owen came to international fame through her role as matriarch Beth Heke in the hard-hitting feature film, Once Were Warriors.
Sep 27, 2023 · From cutting her teeth on the London stage to an International Film career Rena Owen has spent the past 30 years cementing her status as one of the most significant Pacifica movie stars....
Rena Owen “Rena Owen is the pre-eminent cinema actress of her generation” Lindsay Shelton-NZ Film Commission. Owen became one of New Zealand’s most successful and recognizable Actors on the international film platform following her performance as Beth Heke in Once Were Warriors, New Zealand’s most successful film to date.
Rena Owen is a New Zealand actress in film, theatre and television. She is of Maori and Pakeha (European) descent. Owen is most well known in the lead role of Beth in the cult classic movie Once Were Warriors (1994) directed by Lee Tamahori.
Rena Owen plays 'older Whina' in the new biopic about Dame Whina Cooper's life, Whina. Photo / Jen Raoult. When hearing Owen's life story, it would almost appear as if...
Mar 5, 2021 · By Scott Roxborough | The Hollywood Reporter. The veteran New Zealand actor plays the 80-year-old Maori matriarch Whina Cooper, who in 1975 led a land march of over 600 miles for indigenous rights. For Rena Owen, it was the role of a lifetime.
