Virginia Hey (b. 1952) is an Australian actor who played Zhaan on Farscape.
Hey made her film debut in 1981's Mad Max 2 as the Warrior Woman. Her other movie credits include the comedy Norman Loves Rose (with Carol Kane), the superhero musical The Return of Captain Invincible (with Alan Arkin), and the James Bond entry The Living Daylights. On TV, Hey had stints on the soap operas Prisoner and E Street, with guest parts on Mission: Impossible, Flipper, and Rick and Morty. Additionally, she appeared in multiple TV performances of the Buggles' "Video Killed the Radio Star," including on Top of the Pops in 1979.
Her other endeavors include founding the perfume and soap company White Flower Lei. Hey is also a meditation teacher and a practitioner of natural therapy. At multiple Farscape conventions, Hey held meditation workshops.
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