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Wikipedia's free encyclopedia describes Madeleine Madden as an Australian actor. Madden was the first teenager to give a speech to the nation, when she was 13 by delivering a 2 minute speech on the future for Indigenous Australians. Six million Australians watched the speech on free to air TV. She claimed that she grew up within a political family as she was the great-granddaughter of Arrernte elder Hetty Perkins the granddaughter of the soccer player and activist Charles Perkins and the daughter of writer and art curator Hetti Perkins. Her mother is a the director Rachel Perkins. Madden was a star in the indigenous Australian drama for teens, Ready for This, and the critically acclaimed Redfern Now. She has also appeared as a character in The Moodys Jack Irish My Place as well as The Code. In 2016, she was a guest in the mini-series Tomorrow When the War Began inspired by the John Marsden Young Adult series. She played Marion Quade, in the miniseries Picnic At Hanging Rock. Crystal Swan appeared in the Mystery Road TV Miniseries and Immy duPain was in Pine Gap. The role she will take on is Egwene Al Vere in Amazon's soon-to-be released adaption to The Wheel of Time novel.