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Cassandra Webb is an Australian-American actress. She grew up in Sausalito, California and Moree, New South Wales, graduating in Slavic Language and Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. She was awarded a President's Fellowship to translate and produce three Russian One Acts, including the first English translation and performance of Daniel Harms' Dadaist play with Professors Simon Karlinsky and Andrew Wachtel.

She is the mother of the actress Jessica Wiseman, Charles Wiseman and Nicholas Wiseman. The Australian film producer, Patricia Lovell, is her godmother.

Filmography

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External links

• Cassandra Webb at IMDb