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Morgan Bradley

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Morgan Bradley is a New Zealand-born actress and director known for her work across film, television, and stage. She began her career in theatre before gaining national recognition as the host of Kidzone with Morgan, which she fronted for five seasons. She went on to establish herself as a versatile screen performer, appearing in series including Dirty Laundry, Power Rangers, and The Food That Built America, where she portrayed Marjorie Merriweather Post, as well as guest-starring on Days of Our Lives. Her film work includes The Aerialist, the Korean feature Boston 1947, and Good Bad Things. On stage, she earned a Best Lead Actress nomination for her performance as Mimi in Rent. In addition to acting, Bradley is a director and writer. She made her feature directorial debut with Technically Yours (2024), followed by her second feature, The Spirit of Christmas Station.

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Morgan Bradley is a New Zealand-born actress and director known for her work across film, television, and stage. She began her career in theatre before gaining national recognition as the host of Kidzone with Morgan, which she fronted for five seasons.

She went on to establish herself as a versatile screen performer, appearing in series including Dirty Laundry, Power Rangers, and The Food That Built America, where she portrayed Marjorie Merriweather Post, as well as guest-starring on Days of Our Lives. Her film work includes The Aerialist, the Korean feature Boston 1947, and Good Bad Things.

On stage, she earned a Best Lead Actress nomination for her performance as Mimi in Rent. In addition to acting, Bradley is a director and writer. She made her feature directorial debut with Technically Yours (2024), followed by her second feature, The Spirit of Christmas Station.

Full name: Morgan Bradley
Occupation: Actor