Rachael Blake has got to be one of our best and most beautiful actors. Chatting to the 51-year-old from her home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, she’s celebrating the success of her new six-episode psychological thriller, Significant Others. In it she plays Ursula, the elder sibling in a family that’s been blown apart over a bad will. When one of the siblings, Sarah (Jacqueline McKenzie), goes missing, the family reunites and all their deepest, darkest secrets and struggles are exposed. Here, Blake spills on the show and reveals what she loves to do when she’s not on set.
A lot of people will really relate to Significant Others’ story.
Yeah. I think it’s common in families. As I get older, more so than not, I have mates going through really bad wills and the damage it’s done in families [is huge]. That’s what I love about this story.
Ursula is reliable, but also entitled. She’s kind of the leader in her family.
That’s a good way of putting it. Ursula
