Sally Morgan, a character marked by an unending inquisitiveness and true care for Alice’s welfare, is brought to life with a unique blend of qualities. When calamity befalls the Hart family, Sally’s reaction is immediate and profound, urging her law enforcement spouse, John, to watch over Alice.
With the craftsmanship of Keddie, Sally becomes a character that’s both investigative and motherly, positioning her as a fascinating person within the developing story. Her empathy and engagement distinguish her, elevating Sally to a vital role in the narrative. Portrayed by Asher Keddie in “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart,” Sally is more than just a typical librarian.
Meet Asher Keddie As Sally Morgan
Born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, on July 31, 1974, Asher Keddie was raised by her parents, James and Robi Keddie, both teachers, alongside her sister, Bronte Keddie.
Personal Life
Asher’s matrimonial life has seen two chapters. Initially, she tied the knot with Australian actor-singer Jay Bowen, who’s likely best recognized as the Cab Driver in the 1991 thriller, “Deceived.” Although they wed in January 2007, their marriage ended four years later. In April 2014, Asher found love again and married Vincent Fantauzzo, an Australian portrait artist. Together, they welcomed their son, Valentino Fantauzzo, on March 1, 2015.
Social Media
While not highly active on social media, Asher does share glimpses of her daily experiences. Her Instagram follower count exceeds 105k, and she has over 4k followers on Twitter.
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Education
Asher’s educational journey took her to Saint Michael’s Grammar School in Melbourne, Australia. She also pursued ballet at the Australian Ballet School in Melbourne but was forced to abandon dancing due to a knee dislocation incident just before an audition.
Career, Movies, And TV Shows
With an initial appearance in the TV series Five Mile Creek in the 1980s, Asher’s work has garnered her the affectionate title of the ‘Golden Girl of Australian Television.’ Her acting credits include a range of works, such as a small part in X-Men Origins: Wolverine and several theater productions like Les Liaisons dangereuses.
Her more recent work includes leading roles in ABC1 series like “The Cry,” “Stateless,” (produced by Cate Blanchett) and a stint as Heather Marconi in Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers. Many may recognize her for her role as Sally Morgan in “The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart.”
Awards
Out of 39 award nominations, Asher won 10, including the Astra Award for “Love My Way” in 2007, the 2015 Logie Award for her stellar performances in “Party Tricks” and “Offspring,” and the 2020 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Award for Favorite TV Actor of the Decade. Her achievements paint a vivid portrait of an actress who has carved her niche, touching hearts both on-screen and off.
