she made her first big on screen impression ten years before tony abbott in requiem she plays a girl supposedly possessed by the devil who was subjected to an exercise of law shall hear from you because it's going over the top guy. this is but it's thanks to tony adman that she is now on the wish lists of many international directors we're sure as i'm sure her love will have a few more surprises a person leave in years to come pick you up thank you. for your nice night became one of germany's hottest young actors thanks to a television series. so it's a political posts from the traditional. to. the doj monday eighty three was a flop on german t.v. it was very well received internationally. viewers in more than one hundred countries followed your last night as an east german spy in west germany at the height of the cold war. the actor has appeared on t.v. shows around the world to talk about the role that's made him famous but. for in one nine hundred ninety in the back here last night i went to his first audition after seeing an ad in a newspaper the start of an impressive career. wh

perhaps your most famous moment in politics was when you stood up against your opponent tony abbott andaced in parliament daily. it's had 3 million views or something like that on youtube, it's gone viral. i will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man, i will not! and the government will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man. not now, not ever! just once, do you wish you were remembered for doing something else? yes, and i used to, particularly as i travelled, you know, you'd get women who'd rush over to talk to you about that speech and that still happens to me. and there was a period when i was immediately post politics that i would think to myself, you know, i was in the parliament for 15 years, i was deputy prime minister for three years, i was prime minister for three years. we did some incredibly big things, you know, nation changing things, and apparently it all comes down to one speech. but i'm at peace with it now in the sense that i know that that speech has come to mean a lot to many women, and of the women who, you know, will dive through traff

perhaps your most famous moment in politics was when you stood up against your opponent tony abbott and in parliament daily. it's had three million views or something like that on youtube, it's gone viral. i will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man, i will not! and the government will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man. not now, not ever! just once, do you wish you were remembered for doing something else? yes, and i used to, particularly as i travelled, you know, you'd get women who'd rush over to talk to you about that speech and that still happens to me. and there was a period when i was immediately post politics that i would think to myself, you know, i was in the parliament for 15 years, i was deputy prime minister for three years, i was prime minister for three years. we did some incredibly big things, you know, nation changing things, and apparently it all comes down to one speech. but i'm at peace with it now in the sense that i know that that speech has come to mean a lot to many women, and of the women who, you know, will dive through traff

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