Sacha Horler
Acting • Born 1971-02-12
Biography
Sacha Horler (born 12 February 1971) is an Australian actress. Her parents were lawyers, but co-founded Sydney's Nimrod Theatre Company in the early 1970s. Sacha Horler graduated from Sydney's National Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1993 and made her film debut two years later with a role in the music-themed comedy Billy's Holiday.
Filmography
47 credits
Blackrock
Movie • 1997
Teacher
My Year Without Sex
Movie • 2009
Natalie
The Illustrated Family Doctor
Movie • 2005
Carol Kelp
Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
Movie • 2010
Strix Struma (voice)
Look Both Ways
Movie • 2005
Linda
Billy's Holiday
Movie • 1995
Kristin
Travelling Light
Movie • 2003
Bronwyn White
Praise
Movie • 1999
Cynthia
Soft Fruit
Movie • 1999
Nadia
My Mother Frank
Movie • 2000
Margaret
Walk the Talk
Movie • 2000
Bonita
The Suitor
Movie • 2017
Aunt June
The Darkside
Movie • 2013
Kim
Savages Crossing
Movie • 2011
Shae
Russian Doll
Movie • 2001
Liza
The Dressmaker
Movie • 2015
Una Pleasance
Peter Rabbit
Movie • 2018
Betty
BlackJack: Ace Point Game
Movie • 2006
Angie
Secret Bridesmaids' Business
Movie • 2002
Lucy Dean
Remembering Agatha
Movie • 2017
Cynthia
Hawke
Movie • 2010
Jean Sinclair
Beaconsfield
Movie • 2012
Rachel Webb
Kill Your Dinner
Movie • 2016
Scarlett
Body Blow
Movie • 2025
Steele
A Few Less Men
Movie • 2017
Ranger Ruth
Farscape
TV • 1999
Prisoner Morrock
Water Rats
TV • 1996
Christine Martin
CrashBurn
TV • 2003
Abby
Jack Irish
TV • 2016
Alli Aquaro
Grass Roots
TV • 2000
Helen Mansoufis
My Place
TV • 2009
Rescue: Special Ops
TV • 2009
Amanda Jackson
Rake
TV • 2010
Small Time Gangster
TV • 2011
Cathy Piccolo
headLand
TV • 2005
Julie Palermo
The Moodys
TV • 2014
Yvonne Tisdale
The Kettering Incident
TV • 2016
Barbara Holloway
The Letdown
TV • 2016
Ester
Sando
TV • 2018
Victoria 'Sando' Sandringham
Home and Away
TV • 1988
Ranae Turner
Halifax f.p.
TV • 1994
Karen Oldfield
Old School
TV • 2014
Rhonda
Total Control
TV • 2019
Kelly Campbell
Secret City
TV • 2016
Ludie Sypek
Ladies in Black
TV • 2024
Dorothy Miles
Catching Milat
TV • 2015
Karen
Colin from Accounts
TV • 2022
Fiona