yeah she doesn’t like being asked about home and away but i get that she has done so much stuff since then, just not any good stuff though

I don’t remember her in Home and Away, quite liked her in Alias, but don’t think she was badly misquoted, she got her point across and it wasn’t that nicely done. But, exciting times ahead for her and big congratulations for her next role, a Mum.

Great and very underated actress here in Australia.

I like her as an actress, she’s probably fed up with everyone bringing up her past ‘projects’, but where she is now is because of her past, why be ashamed of it?

I also get annoyed if people started reminding me of crazy stuff I did twenty years ago! It’s not funny, just boring. I don’t think she is disliked though, she was great in the Slap.

Care factor zero, I don’t remember her in Home and Away.

I’d rather be having a croissant in Paris than having to rehash work I did as a teenager as well. What were they thinking in taking that line of questioning? She’s made a great career and got away from a place that, realistically, has very little to offer those in creative industries both financially and in terms of respecting their work or privacy. Yes, the beaches are good for inspiration but the arts funding is lousy. Pay your buskers people. She’s done well. Congratulations Melissa! … and touché.

She said, they said, who really cares?

I hope she wasn’t misquoted. That is a great speech.

Hopefully when she had the baby, and settles down a bit, she’ll be able to look a little more fondly on where she came from, and the people who helped her get where she is today. It doesn’t pay to forget your origins.

All the best to them!

Well, la de dah, I hope being a parent brings you back down to earth. Never forget where you came from Miss George, you might have to come back someday.

hanks for sharing was a great read

congrats to both of them

the year to have babies seemed to of been in this year