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GUEST BOOK – Rena Owen
GUEST BOOK
Rena Owen, Actor, Actress, New Zealand, Star Wars, Once Were Warriors, Kiwi, The Dead Lands, film, movies, movie, The Last Witch Hunter, Revenge of the Sith, Attack of the Clones, Longmire, Shortland Street
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  1. Hey Rena, its Jaysin (the red head brit from dragon*con) I am sorry its been so long in getting in touch with you. I hope you are doing well, had a happy holiday season… I am sure your new year will be wonderful.

  2. Rena,
    I would like to take the opportunity to extend my gratitude for your accepting the dinner invitation during your visit to DragonCon. The evening was enjoyed by all and we hope that you, yourself enjoyed the meal. Myself and the other members of the Florida Garrison and 501st appreciate all your efforts in making the Star Wars saga a memorable one. Feel free to contact us for any event you may be involved with or just for giggles.
    P.S. Now looking for a Kilt!
    Clone Love,
    Scott & Cindy Rickenbacker
    TK-104 “Trooper-Rat”
    Florida Garrison
    URL : http://users.adelphia.net/~rickenbacker/

  3. Rena-
    It was a pleasure to meet you last weekend at Wizard World Chicago. You were so warm and friendly. I would expect an actress as talented as you to have an ego, but you were down to earth and real. I love that about you.
    I hope you have time to watch my 10-minute short film, DEBT, and to let me know what you think of it. I have 4 other shorts in post-production that should be done in the coming months. I also have a feature screenplay that I would love for you to read. As with all filmmakers, I’m working toward that one break that will get me into the business. Just need to find someone who believes in my talent.
    Please contact me at your convenience.
    Be well,
    -Brian McQuery

  4. Hi Rena:
    First heard about you a few years back through a piece published in the New York Times raving about your performance in “Once Were Warriors”. After seeing the film I had to agree the article was right on. It is one of my all time very favorite pictures. Was in the local library today and happened accross the DVD version. Needless to say this will get my undevided attention tonight while enjoying an ice cold gin martini. Life doesn’t get much better than that. Be well.
    Jim Ceribelli

  5. Aloha Rena,
    How are you?
    Seems you are one busy lady. I don’t know if you remember me but I met you at Maui Community College while you were giving your talk on one Once Were Warriors, it’s sequal and Domestic Violence. I also did Mary Kay.
    My kids recall the time you called our house and spoke to them. They were tickled. Thanks for that gesture because they feel they have a connection by the mere fact that “Once Were Warriors” was our life. It may not have been as brutal, but the comparison hit home. We lived in a public housing at the time, we didn’t have much money, the children saw me get hit, the and their dad was on drugs. They also feel the conection because of their polynesian ancestory. Although my children are composed of cosmopolitan racial blends, Hawaiian and Tahitian blood run through their veins. That telephone call to them made it possible to have a special memory and a connection. One day we’ll visit New Zealand. It has been one of my dreams to visit the place. Keep up the great work with your acting and you positive attitude on life. By doing the great work that you do you makes a difference in the lives of our children.
    Mahalo Nui Loa and God Bless!
    Celeste E Ortiz

  6. Hi Rena, we are great admirors. Jack, Mary and daughters Angie and Jacky.
    always dreamed of a career such as yours i´m yalous (Jack)
    we´re a mix of Greek, Dutch and Antilian and your proudness of your herritage makes us proud of ours.
    we love you, good luck, xxxx

  7. Kia Ora e hoa,
    Tino ataahua tou website me tou mahi tumeke hoki i roto i nga pikitia o te Ao. Tuatahi, whakawhetai ki te Atua i te rangi, ko te kai homai o nga mea katoa i tenei Ao.
    Awesome website Rena. Like every one says “I’m your biggest fan.” Growing up mostly in Brisbane, Australia I used to watch you on Medivac and later when I helped produce “Mano” our local Maori Community radio show on Brisbane’s Radio 4EB FM we used to speak very proudly of you.
    Loved Once Were Warriors and Rapa Nui and have seen you pop up here and there in other productions. Hold tight to your faith, your Maoritanga and your nation – Aotearoa. Continue to fly ever upwards in your career.
    God Bless & noho ora mai i runga i te manaakitanga o te runga rawa. Kia piki te kaha, kia piki te ora, rangi marie.
    Sulieni Leiti. 🙂