Rebecca Asha

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Bec Asha is an Australian actress, screenwriter, and casting director. She has appeared in the SBS Television series Kick, Warner Bros Conan O'Brien, and the 2018 film "That's Not My Dog!", and was the casting director for the 2020 film The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee.

Career[]

Appeared in the SBS Television series Kick Warner Bros "Conan" Paramount Pictures Charlie and Boots the 2018 film "That's Not My Dog!" alongside fellow Australians Paul Hogan and Shane Jacobson. She is also the author of The Self Renewal Journal, The Actor's Manifesting Journal, and a romance columnist for The L.A. Times.

Personal life[]

Asha is an animal welfare activist and environmentalist. She has volunteered over 500 hours to rural animal aid shelters since the age of 18. She adopted two rescue dogs in California, and promotes the RSPCA animal rescue program in Australia.

Asha has a bachelor's degree in journalism, and studied neuroscience, psychology, and Buddhism with Princeton University online. She lives in Australia with her US-born husband, Robert Rothko, and their son.

References[]

• Rebecca Asha at IMDb
• Rebecca Asha Interview
• Rebecca Asha^{[dead link]} on SBS

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