Linda Jean Bruno holds an O1 Visa, allowing her to work in both Australia and the U.S. She grew up in Melbourne in her family's Italian restaurant, where she first entertained diners and staff with live theatrical shows. Her professional career began with 'The Way Back,' a short film by Lizette Atkins that won the San Francisco International Film Festival. Linda's recent credits include a recurring role as Maria Buraczek on 'Neighbours,' Diamond in 'The Last Supper of the Damned' (winner of the Orson Welles Award at the California Film Awards), and the lead in the short black comedy 'Kink.' The success of 'Kink' led to her reprising the role of Sofia in the spin-off series 'Franco's World,' currently in development. Fluent in Italian, Linda grew up between Australia and Italy and has used her bilingual skills in many roles, notably as Carmella Colonna on the ABC Drama 'The Doctor Blake Mysteries.' She has also starred in various web series and shorts, including 'Subclass 417,' which was an official selection at LA Web Fest and picked up by Channel 31. Her comedy training at The Second City, The Kahnstitute, and Groundlings in Los Angeles was instrumental in landing her the role of Twirl Girl for Cadbury. Linda is praised for her comedic abilities and unique edge, often cast as quirky and funny characters in romcoms and workcoms. Her impression of old Hollywood icons has made her a favorite for period pieces set in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. Her whimsical nature also suits roles as a mystical seductress. A multi-faceted actor, Linda attributes her versatility to training in the U.S. and Australia, life experiences, travels, and on-set development.