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In 2022, she appeared in [[The Challenge: Australia]], a [[reality television]] competition series which was hosted by presenter and sports commentator [[Brihony Dawson]] and premiered on [[Network 10]]. |
In 2022, she appeared in ''[[The Challenge: Australia]]'', a [[reality television]] competition series which was hosted by presenter and sports commentator [[Brihony Dawson]] and premiered on [[Network 10]]. |
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| ⚫ | She has also played a DJ on a Netflix show [[Heartbreak High (2022 TV series)|Heart Break High]]. Mutesi can also be seen in the Marvel film ''[[Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings |
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| ⚫ | She has also played a DJ on a Netflix show ''[[Heartbreak High (2022 TV series)|Heart Break High]]''. Mutesi can also be seen in the Marvel film ''[[Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings]]''. In 2021, she had a role in the film ''Ruby's Choice'' as 'shopper 1'.<ref>{{Citation |title=Ruby's Choice (2022) - IMDb |url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11651668/ |language=en-US |access-date=2022-06-02}}</ref> She appeared in the 2020 film ''[[Moon Rock For Monday]]''<ref>{{Cite news |last=Nurick |first=Jen |date=19 June 2020 |title=Author Suzan Mutesi hopes to inspire the next generation to be unapologetically themselves |work=Vogue Magazine |url=https://www.vogue.com.au/culture/features/author-suzan-mutesi-hopes-to-inspire-the-next-generation-to-be-unapologetically-themselves/news-story/efd38dfa2a8b8a28f722acf5509ad491 |access-date=19 June 2020}}</ref> directed by Kurt Martin, the 2019 TV series ''[[List of Deadly Women episodes|Deadly Women]]'', the 2009 movie ''[[X-Men Origins: Wolverine]]'' and the 2015 movie ''Irreversible Choices''.<ref> https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5136868/ </ref> She is also known for winning the Fashion Icon Award at the African Australian Music and Movie award 2014. In the same year she also won the Abryanz award 2014 for the Best fashion contributor in the Diaspora in Uganda Africa. In 2012, she won Fashion Designer by Celebrate Africa Australians. She showcased at Fashion Aid Forward 2015 hosted by Channel Ten's Henry Roth with most of Melbourne's best designers and Project Runway winners in a theatrical circus Nocturne runway. |
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| ⚫ | She had a role in the movie ''Gossip Nation'' (2012), and was an extra in ''The Wolverine'' and ''The Australian'' working alongside Nicole Kidman, Wil.I.am and Hugh Jackman. She also played an extra in the movie Truth working alongside Cate Blanchett and [[Dennis Quaid]]. Mutetsi also was a regular featured extra on channel 7 Australian series Headland (2005–2006). Mutetsi co-hosted with African American actor Pascal Atuma, Desmond Elliot and John Dumelo at the 2013 African Australian Music and Movie awards. Mutetsi has featured in TV adverts on Australian television like Fox 8 summer AD in 2011; she also featured on an international Nicabate Ad 2013 up to 2014. She has also featured in music videos like Star Fire- by Scrim and Mr dread locks by and Latifa ft. LL Bock. Early 2014 she launched the Heart of Gold Africa organization which is involved in helping the less fortunate. The foundation is affiliated with "Suzan Mutesi Fashion House", a designer label of African inspiration, and 10% of the money spent is given to the foundation. Heart of Gold Africa was formed to assist the rural people of Africa in attaining information to fight the digital age and advocate for their fundamental rights and improve their health and socio-economic status. The organization provides education and awareness using an integrated approach of communication. |
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Suzan Mutesi (born Suzan Faith Mutesi Mufumbiro; 21 June 1986) is a Ugandan-Australian actress, model and fashion designer.
Early life and education
Originally from Uganda, Mutesi moved to Australia to complete her high school at Delany College, Granville. She received a Bachelor of Design with a major in fashion at Raffles KvB Institute of Technology.[1]
Career
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In 2022, she appeared in The Challenge: Australia, a reality television competition series which was hosted by presenter and sports commentator Brihony Dawson and premiered on Network 10.
She has also played a DJ on a Netflix show Heart Break High. Mutesi can also be seen in the Marvel film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. In 2021, she had a role in the film Ruby's Choice as 'shopper 1'.[2] She appeared in the 2020 film Moon Rock For Monday[3] directed by Kurt Martin, the 2019 TV series Deadly Women, the 2009 movie X-Men Origins: Wolverine and the 2015 movie Irreversible Choices.[4] She is also known for winning the Fashion Icon Award at the African Australian Music and Movie award 2014. In the same year she also won the Abryanz award 2014 for the Best fashion contributor in the Diaspora in Uganda Africa. In 2012, she won Fashion Designer by Celebrate Africa Australians. She showcased at Fashion Aid Forward 2015 hosted by Channel Ten's Henry Roth with most of Melbourne's best designers and Project Runway winners in a theatrical circus Nocturne runway.
She had a role in the movie Gossip Nation (2012), and was an extra in The Wolverine and The Australian working alongside Nicole Kidman, Wil.I.am and Hugh Jackman. She also played an extra in the movie Truth working alongside Cate Blanchett and Dennis Quaid. Mutetsi also was a regular featured extra on channel 7 Australian series Headland (2005–2006). Mutetsi co-hosted with African American actor Pascal Atuma, Desmond Elliot and John Dumelo at the 2013 African Australian Music and Movie awards. Mutetsi has featured in TV adverts on Australian television like Fox 8 summer AD in 2011; she also featured on an international Nicabate Ad 2013 up to 2014. She has also featured in music videos like Star Fire- by Scrim and Mr dread locks by and Latifa ft. LL Bock. Early 2014 she launched the Heart of Gold Africa organization which is involved in helping the less fortunate. The foundation is affiliated with "Suzan Mutesi Fashion House", a designer label of African inspiration, and 10% of the money spent is given to the foundation. Heart of Gold Africa was formed to assist the rural people of Africa in attaining information to fight the digital age and advocate for their fundamental rights and improve their health and socio-economic status. The organization provides education and awareness using an integrated approach of communication.
References
- ^ "Acheam-Pong by Suzan Mutesi Autumn/Winter 2014 Lookbook". akatasia.com. Retrieved 19 June 2014.
- ^ Ruby's Choice (2022) - IMDb, retrieved 2 June 2022
- ^ Nurick, Jen (19 June 2020). "Author Suzan Mutesi hopes to inspire the next generation to be unapologetically themselves". Vogue Magazine. Retrieved 19 June 2020.
- ^ https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5136868/