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| Born | February 25, 1992 |
| Hometown | Auckland, New Zealand |
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Snort review – Rose Matafeo mucks in with merry improv team
- A gang of New Zealand comics and their very special guests become Elvis impersonators, hobbits and chimney sweeps in a fun fringe night
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| Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | Starstruck | Nominated |
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- EntertainmentThe Independent
Starstruck series 2 review: Rose Matafeo’s return is gloriously silly – but it doesn’t zing in the same way
3/5 The BBC Three comedy is still shrewdly observed – but has the spark gone?
- EntertainmentRefinery 29 UK
Starstruck Is Still The Best Comedy About Your Messy, Chaotic 20s
We all have those moments. What the hell did I do to land myself in this exact situation? What on earth am I doing with my life right now, because this sure is no good. You know: real, raw self-reflection that can only come from an all-time low. Sitting front row by yourself at Magic Mike Live with only a 4ft stuffed toy banana for company is exactly the type of scenario to trigger one of those epiphanies, and would probably prompt a stare from even the least judgmental onlooker. This is the sit
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
On my radar: Rose Matafeo’s cultural highlights
On my radar: Rose Matafeo’s cultural highlights. The Starstruck creator and star reveals her passion for Joan Collins, J-pop and all-you-can-eat vegetarian buffets
- EntertainmentEvening Standard
Starstruck series two review: Rose Matafeo’s very modern rom-com is still a gem
5/5 This warm-hearted series is still clever, off-kilter and charming - just don’t call it kooky...
- EntertainmentDigital Spy
Years and Years star Russell Tovey joins BBC's Starstruck series two
Years and Years star Russell Tovey is set to star alongside Rose Matafeo and Minnie Driver in season 2 of the BBC Three comedy series Starstruck.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Starstruck, season 2, review: a millennial love story with the heart of a Hollywood classic
It might have been saddled with a late-night time slot and a fairly generic title but Rose Matafeo’s Starstruck (BBC Three/iPlayer) quietly became one of 2021’s biggest sitcom hits. It clocked up nearly five million views on iPlayer, making it BBC Three’s best-performing comedy of the year, and was recommissioned for a second series before it had even aired.
