It’s a quintessentially American story, so why is there an Australian in the lead?
Are they joking?
Finding Nemo comes to mind. One of the biggest movies of the early 2000s set exclusively in Australia, featuring a cast filled with American voices save for the three sharks, the pelican, and the dentist.
The final season of Outer Banks premieres August 20.
Netflix told Mumbrella that the role of Director of Marketing ANZ would remain and be backfilled.
https://mumbrella.com.au/netflix-anz-marketing-boss-tony-broderick-departs-931401
Sherry-Lee Watson (Heartbreak High, Thou Shall Not Steal) is on the front cover of Sunday Life magazine inside Sunday Age and The Sun-Herald today. She is a cast member of the upcoming Netflix series My Brilliant Career.
TV Week interview with My Brilliant Career lead Philippa Northeast
The actors must get annoyed to constantly have the Home and Away reminder.
Philippa Northeast has done heaps of notable series apart from that like The Family Next Door, The Newsreader and Territory.
Serious allegations are being raised by the Australian production team who worked on the new Netflix reality TV series – Wonka’s The Golden Ticket, which was shot at Warner Brothers Movie World on the Gold Coast.
Sources have been reaching out to share their horror stories of working on the show, alleging:
- Some crew were put up in second-rate hotels
- Last-minute changes by Netflix executives created chaos as production teams tried to meet their demands
- Technical set-ups weeks in the planning had to be redone because of changes made by senior creatives
- Workers were hitting their allotted 60-hour weeks by mid-week and told to take time off, only to be called to come back in to arrange new set-ups…
- And reputations were left in ruins because of demands that couldn’t be met within the allotted time and budget.
Good Weekend magazine interview with Christopher Chung, star of My Brilliant Career (paywall):