Jacki Weaver Biography

Weaver is a symbol for the Australian New Wave that began in the 1970s through her work in the films such as Caddie for which she tied for the very first AFI Award for Best Supporting Actress Petersen and Stork for which she won the second ever AFI Award for Best Lead Actress.
Weaver also won a Logie Award (Australia's Emmy Award) for her work in the 1976 television movie Do I Have to Kill My Child?
Weaver was born in Sydney New South Wales Australia. Her mother Edith (née Simpson) was a migrant from northern England and her father Arthur Weaver was a Sydney solicitor.
She attended Hornsby Girls' High School
Weaver has been working in Australian film stage and television since the 1960s. The turning point in her career came in 1965 just before she was about to go to university and was cast in the Australian TV series Wandjina

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