Headlines:
- Matchbox Pictures’ Safe Harbour, Princess Pictures’ Wrong Kind of Black and Synchronicity Films/December Media’s The Cry have received nominations for International Emmy Awards.
- september 20 | www.if.com.au
- Leading Australian actors, directors, crew, writers and producers are in Canberra this week in a united push to convince Parliament to introduce local content requirements for booming digital viewing platforms
- september 18 | www.mediaweek.com.au
- With terrifying honesty, writer and star Scott Ryan talks about his hard-won success with Mr Inbetween
- september 06 | www.theage.com.au
- The new 5-part special series titled Neighbours: Erinsborough High, will focus on the school setting and explore issues such as bullying, mental illness, sexuality, cultural diversity, and parental and peer pressure.
- september 06 | tvblackbox.com.au
- The final season of Glitch promises answers to the puzzle that has confounded viewers and the main players of this complex tale that challenges notions of the afterlife, of accountability, atonement and reconciliation.
- august 19 | www.watoday.com.au
- Actor John Howard, who has reprised his role as the raucous Bob Jelly in Nine’s SeaChange revival, says the show should never have been axed.
- august 19 | tvtonight.com.au
- Backed by Screen Australia, the second season of the ABC’s ground-breaking drama serial The Heights will start shooting in Perth on August 26, providing more opportunities for emerging directors, writers and actors.
- august 19 | www.if.com.au
- Paul Fenech cult comedy Fat Pizza has been revived for a new season on 7mate. Previously screening on SBS, the knockabout series about the perils of life as a pizza delivery guy enjoyed
six seasons and two feature films. It also brazenly indulged in political incorrectness, with Fenech signalling more to come.
- august 16 | tvtonight.com.au
- As a self-professed lover of true crime, it was a no brainer when Lucy Lawless was asked to star in the crime drama My Life is Murder
- august 05 | parade.com
- When quietly determined student Amandip shares an intimate photo with her high-school crush Nassim, little does she know how easily the image can end up in the wrong hands.…
- july 31 | thewest.com.au
- Series EP Jo Porter talks us through the events of this season’s sensational finale, what’s ahead for the show’s final 20 episodes — and that amazing final scene…
- july 30 | www.nowtolove.com.au
- Network 10 will launch an animated spin-off to CJZ’s My Life Is Murder tomorrow on 10 Play, My Name Is Captain Thunderbolt (Sometimes). The six-episode series is based on a cat named Captain Thunderbolt, who wanders into the apartment of Alexa Crow
- july 23 | www.if.com.au
- Comedy is not supposed to travel well... But two can’t-miss series from abroad demonstrate that comedy isn’t always lost in translation from one language or culture to another.
- july 19 | www.commonwealmagazine.org
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airdates:
- September
- 13 - Mr Inbetween (Fox Showcase)
- 29 - Secret Bridesmaids’ Business (Seven)
- October
- 13 - Total Control (ABC)
birthdays:
- September
- 1 - Taryn Marler (1988)
- 1 - Natalie Bassingthwaighte (1975)
- 1 - Melissa George (1976)
- 4 - Kevin Harrington (1959)
- 4 - Jocelyn Moorhouse (1963)
- 4 - Noah Taylor (1969)
- 5 - Aaron Pedersen (1970)
- 5 - Alicia Banit (1990)
- 5 - Jack Charles (1943)
- 10 - William McInnes (1963)
- 10 - Jay Laga'aia (1963)
- 12 - Pippa Grandison (1970)
- 12 - Rachel Ward (1957)
- 12 - Hayley McElhinney (1974)
- 14 - Sam Neill (1947)
- 15 - Paula Duncan (1952)
- 16 - Mary Coustas (1964)
- 16 - Janet Andrewartha (1952)
- 17 - Bruce Spence (1945)
- 18 - Don Hany (1975)
- 18 - Josh Quong Tart (1975)
- 18 - Nicole da Silva (1981)
- 19 - Jeremy Lindsay Taylor (1973)
- 20 - Peter Phelps (1960)
- 21 - Anthony Hayes (1977)
- 21 - David Wenham (1965)
- 25 - Robyn Nevin (1942)
- 25 - Colin Friels (1952)
- 26 - Brett Climo (1964)
- 27 - Ella Scott Lynch (1982)
- 28 - Marzena Godecki (1978)
- 28 - Sean Scully (1947)
- 28 - Matt Day (1971)
- 28 - Naomi Watts (1968)
- 29 - Mark Mitchell (1955)
- 30 - Kaarin Fairfax (1959)
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