Sophie Lee

 ( 1968 Births ) 

In 1992, she also hosted the TV series Sex. Lee built on this in the media, speaking out on feminism, sexism and the need for sex education in the AIDS era. Sophie Lee article at the Museum of Broadcast Communications.

Lee has acted in a number of iconic films, including the Australian comedies Muriel's Wedding, Bootmen and The Castle as well as cult films such as He Died with a Felafel in His Hand and Titsiana Booberini. She is a patron of "Big Screen" at the National Film and Sound Archive. Big Screen Patron For her performance in the 1997 film The Castle, Lee was nominated for the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Lee has appeared in a number of stage productions, including Mr Kolpert with the Sydney Theatre Company and the title role in The Virgin Mim. Plenty of Lee way Sun Herald 6 Aug 2002 (Virgin Mim) From 2008, she has hosted "Natgeo Presents with Sophie Lee" on the National Geographic channel. Natgeo Presents with Sophie Lee" Pronetis She is also a commentator on the series 20 to 1.

In 2007, Lee branched into writing, releasing a book in 2007 titled "Alice in La La Land" through Random House publishing. Alice in La La Land review The Age Melbourne The book is inspired by her time spent in Hollywood. Also in 2007, she became a columnist for "Sunday Magazine". Sophie Lee returns to television TV Tonight In 2009 Sophie released her first children's novel titled "Edie Amelia and the Monkey Shoe Mystery", a story for 7+ year-olds, published by Pan Macmillan. Sophie Lee writes her own rival to life as an actor, by Fran Metcalf, 6 November 2009, Courier Mail Interview The second title in the series is "Edie Amelia and The Runcible River Fever".