Fiona Ruttelle

Fiona Ruttelle is an Australian actress, singer, model and artist.

Career Ruttelle starred in the Richard Lowenstein directed movie Say a Little Prayer, in the co-lead role of Angie, alongside child actor Sudi de Winter. She received an AFI Award nomination for Best Actress in a Lead Role for her role in the film.

She was also a member of the band Freaked Out Flower Children, alongside fellow actresses Sophie Lee and Nicky Love. The other members were Gumpy Phillips and Tricky J, both formerly of Mighty Big Crime. The band released the album Love In through Virgin Records in 1991. It included the single "Spill the Wine", (a remake of Eric Burdon and the band War’s 1970 single of the same name), which reached number 31 on the Australian single charts. Their second single "Beautiful People" was met with less success, peaking at number 102. The group disbanded in 1993.

Rutelle appeared on the cover of Australian Playboy with the female members of the Freaked Out Flower Children in July 1992.

According to her Instagram page, Ruttelle currently owns a business called 'Right Brain Tribe', specialising in essential oils, which operates from the Kuranda Markets in Cairns, North Queensland. She also currently works as a DJ.

Filmography

Film Year Title Role Notes 1989 Cruel Youth Short film 1993 Say a Little Prayer Angie Feature film

Television Year Title Role Notes Rockwaves Countdown Revolution