Former Sydney high school students lead blockbuster movies Moana and Supergirl
Two young actresses, Catherine Lagaʻaia and Milly Alcock, have achieved global fame starring in major Hollywood productions after attending the same performing arts high school in Sydney. Their success is considered a rare achievement for a single local school.
Why it matters
The story highlights the impact of specialized arts education on career development and celebrates local success stories in the global entertainment industry.
Hollywood stars Catherine Lagaʻaia (left) and Milly Alcock began their performing arts journey at the same school. ( Walt Disney Company Australia/Universal/ABC News )
This is a human-interest feature story with no political or controversial framing.
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