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Matthew Newton. Matthew Joseph Newton (born 22 January 1977) [2] [3] is an Australian actor, writer, and director, and son of TV personalities Bert and Patti Newton . Career. Acting. Newton has performed in Australia and abroad on stage, television and movies. In 1988, he starred in Sugar and Spice, a children's television series.
Nov 12, 2021 · Matthew Newton, the only son of TV legend Bert Newton, lives in New York and has a quiet career as an actor. He has overcome addiction and mental health issues, and has been accused of domestic violence, but his parents have always loved and supported him.
November 13, 2021 - 8:32AM. Three years after reports first emerged that Matthew Newton had secretly married his long-term girlfriend, a brief moment at his father’s funeral on Friday finally confirmed the news.
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Nov 17, 2021 · November 17, 2021 - 3:00PM. Bert Newton’s son Matthew has been spotted during a rare outing with his wife, Catherine Schneiderman. The reclusive couple sparked intrigue in the wake of Bert’s death aged 83 last month, after it was revealed they were unable to make the trip from their home in New York for the state funeral in Melbourne on Friday.
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Matthew Newton is an Australian performer who has appeared in films, TV shows and theatre productions. He is also a filmmaker who has directed and written his own projects, such as 'Three Blind Mice' and 'From Nowhere'.
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Matthew Newton is known for his roles in Queen of the Damned, Body Melt, and Looking for Alibrandi. He has also directed and written films such as Who We Are Now and Among the Beasts.
11.11.2021. 2 min read. Matthew Newton’s letter to TV legend and father Bert read at state funeral in Melbourne. The entertainment legend’s son couldn’t be at his funeral in person because of the pandemic but paid tribute to his memory in written form. By Lucy Mae Beers.
