Eve Morey

Birthday: June 4, 1983 in Melbourne, Australia

Height: 170 cm

Eve Morey is an Australian TV actress who was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Morey is known for her guest appearances on Pig's Breakfast (1999), Summer Bay (1988), All Saints (1998). Morey spent a decade on Australian TV soap Les voisins (1985) as Sonya Rebecchi before her characters exit in 2019, Morey was part of the series for more then 900 episodes and her character was married too Toadie. During the series renewal talks, it was revealed that Eve would leave and she pitched the story on how her character would exit. Morey after her exit from the show stayed on behind the scenes as a mentor to actors coming on to the show.. Show less «

It's lovely. It's one of those things that, again, if you wrote it, you wouldn't believe it.

You don't get to celebrate the work very often. So it's actually a beautiful ending to it all.

On Her Neighbours exit: I was holding their hands and we just held each other for the whole episode,...Show more »

On Her Neighbours exit: I was holding their hands and we just held each other for the whole episode, It was just like, 'Oh, God - this is so sad'. Show less «

Once your ego is out of the way and you realise this is showbusiness, I feel like everything worked ...Show more »

Once your ego is out of the way and you realise this is showbusiness, I feel like everything worked out the way it should. I feel like everything happens for a reason. Ironically it's been a really positive and awesome thing to happen. Show less «

I told my friends I'd got a job on Neighbours as Toadie's love interest. Everyone would watch him as...Show more »

I told my friends I'd got a job on Neighbours as Toadie's love interest. Everyone would watch him as a kid and laugh. Then I met him and was like, "Hi - this is so weird!" Show less «

I think by the end of 2017 it was a bit contentious as to what the future of Neighbours was. There w...Show more »

I think by the end of 2017 it was a bit contentious as to what the future of Neighbours was. There was going to need to be changes. The writing out of Sonya was one of those things to keep moving the show forward. Show less «

My father-in-law had brain cancer throughout last year when we were filming and he passed away a wee...Show more »

My father-in-law had brain cancer throughout last year when we were filming and he passed away a week after we wrapped, We did Sonya dying on the beach and then got a call to say we need to come and be with him, and he passed away. It was incredible. If you wrote it, you wouldn't believe it. So much of that was put into that story line and I think that's what people have responded to - the truth of that. Show less «

The good thing about this storyline is we got to really sit in the grief of that. It was difficult, ...Show more »

The good thing about this storyline is we got to really sit in the grief of that. It was difficult, but at the same time there was something beautiful about it. We were in it together. I'm getting emotional. It's sad for Toadie as a character, but it's also sad because you know this part of your life is over; we won't be doing it again. Show less «

On her Neighbours exit: I suggested the story when we knew that Sonya would be leaving. One of my qu...Show more »

On her Neighbours exit: I suggested the story when we knew that Sonya would be leaving. One of my questions was: 'How do we get Toadie and Sonya to separate in a way that's very true to them, after everything they've been through?' My first instinct was: 'I think she has to die. She wouldn't leave any other way'. Although I don't think I thought about how traumatic it would be to play out! But I was involved in the evolution of this storyline. We found such beauty in the storyline, but I am very sad that this person who I feel like I've known for nine years, is now passing away. Show less «