Woman’s Day (New Zealand)

KIRSTIE O’SULLIVAN

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Played Robyn Stokes, 2001 to 2005

Nasty nurse Robyn was a serial love cheat and party girl who then moved on to drink-spiking, blackmail and kidnapping. Auckland actress Kirstie, 42, is now a motherof-two and the director of a voice-coaching company.

What was your favourite sCEnE to fiLm?

My all-time favourite evil moment of Robyn’s would have to be bursting into Andrew Solomon and Sarah Potts’ wedding while six months pregnant with his twins. And this was after I had hired a hitman to kill him and then seduced him while he was recovering from his head injury! Oh, and I had also drugged and kidnapped his teenage sister. All in a week’s work! It was dramatic, totally outrageous and wicked fun to play.

CouLD you sympAtHIsE wItH RoByn?

Always. Robyn’s actions often sprung from hurt, jealousy, fear or delusion. I marvelled at her relentless ability to set and achieve her goals – but I’m happy to say I didn’t have to run my husband over with a car to get him to marry me.

WHAt’s tHE most EvIL tHInG you’vE DonE In rEAL LIFE?

Well, I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you!

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