Xena: Warrior Princess
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Hori Ahipene is an actor and director in theatre, film and television in New Zealand. He is also an award-winning playwright with the Māori play Hide 'n Seek co-written with Hone Kouka.
Hori Ahipene. Actor: The Piano. Hori Ahipene is known for The Piano (1993), Jack of All Trades (2000) and The Legend of Johnny Lingo (2002).
Hori Ahipene could perhaps be described as New Zealand’s most 'diverse' actor, having played both male and female characters in TV comedies and dramas. In the 90s Ahipene gained a loyal fan base by appearing in the TV sketch shows Away Laughing, Skitz and Telly Laughs.
The versatile Hori Ahipene became a New Zealand comedy fixture in the 1990s after playing a Samoan matriarch on Skitz and The Semisis, a DJ in pioneering bilingual sitcom Radio Wha Waho, and his work directing for a run of sketch shows.
Jul 15, 2018 · Hori Ahipene could perhaps be described as New Zealand’s most 'diverse' actor, having played both male and female characters in TV comedies and dramas.
Hori Ahipene became a 1990s comedy fixture after working on Skitz , The Semisis (the first Pasifika sitcom) and bilingual comedy show Radio Wha Waho. In this Funny As interview, he covers a wide range of topics, including: Using performance as a defence mechanism to prevent being beaten up as a child.
Hori Ahipene is known as an Actor and Casting Director. Some of his work includes Rapa Nui, The Legend of Johnny Lingo, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Xena: Warrior Princess, Maddigan's Quest, Legend of the Seeker, The World In Your Window, and Jubilee.
Hori Ahipene has built an incredible presence on the big screen throughout his acting career. Ahipene began his career with roles in the thriller "Te Rua" (1991) with Wi...
Sep 26, 2009 · Hori Ahipene talks to Andrew Whiteside about his acting career. See more on NZ On Screen.
Sep 6, 2006 · Hori Ahipene is a playwright, director and actor. “Since Hori Ahipene graduated from the NZ Drama School in 1989 he has worked consistently on groundbreaking theatre and television. Working in Te Reo and English, as a writer and director as well as an actor, his work crosses easily between Pakeha and Māori cultures.
