Rachel Ward, known for her role in 'The Thorn Birds,' has shared her experiences of leaving Hollywood to pursue farming in Australia. In a recent episode of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's docuseries 'Australian Story,' the actress discussed her disillusionment with the entertainment industry, stating that she found it to be a 'vacuous place' focused on physical appearance rather than talent. After moving to Australia in 1986 with her husband, actor Bryan Brown, Ward transitioned to regenerative farming practices following the devastating bushfires in 2019-2020. She has since embraced her role as a farmer and directed a documentary titled 'Rachel’s Farm' to promote sustainable agriculture. Ward also addressed the backlash she received for her appearance in a social media post, emphasizing her indifference to societal expectations regarding aging and beauty.
Rachel Ward Discusses Transition from Hollywood to Farming in Australia
Rachel Ward, the actress from 'The Thorn Birds,' has transitioned from Hollywood to farming in Australia, expressing her disillusionment with the entertainment industry. After experiencing the impact of bushfires, she shifted to regenerative farming and created a documentary on sustainable agriculture. Ward also discussed societal pressures on aging and beauty in a recent interview.
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'The Thorn Birds' star Rachel Ward traded 'empty' Hollywood for farm life in Australia
Rachel Ward Discusses Transition from Hollywood to Farming in Australia