Anyone remember Maurice Gee's The Fire-Raiser. It was made into a five-part TV series way back when (I think it starred someone like John Bach or Bruno Lawrence).
Does anyone know if it's available on DVD?
Anyone remember Maurice Gee's The Fire-Raiser. It was made into a five-part TV series way back when (I think it starred someone like John Bach or Bruno Lawrence).
Does anyone know if it's available on DVD?
I remember it, I read lines from it ...
I remember it, I read lines from it back in the day when I was trying to be a child actor and auditioning for Shark in the Park. But I don't know if I ever saw it, the book was a favourite though.
<i>Shark in the Park</i> was a cop ...
Shark in the Park was a cop show, right? How did you get on?
I didn't. I did get to wear a tshirt ...
I didn't. I did get to wear a tshirt with a big letter 'C' on it as part of a question on Just Testing and there ended my illustrious television career.
Bummer. I always wanted to be an ...
Bummer.
I always wanted to be an extra. Y'know, one of those people talking at a table two tables away from the main characters, or one of those people who just happen to be crossing the street or something; the kind of extra that, even if you manage to get a credit, it's "Man in cafe no. 4" or "Man crossing street". Or even better! One of the baddie's nameless henchmen who always get killed in a hail of gunfire, even though the hero appeared to be firing in a different direction.
//Shark in the Park was a cop ...
//Shark in the Park was a cop show
With Russell "Count Homogenised/Playskool" Smith.
Fire-raiser was heller good. It's been re-run in the last 10 years or so -- cos it seems fresher than the original 80s memory. Don't know about DVD though. There are lots of gems out there. What about Steelriders?
The New Zulland show I most want a DVD ...
The New Zulland show I most want a DVD of is Insiders Guide to Happiness and I would make up a little sticker apostrophe and stick it on myself.
That or a compilation of Shortland Street greatest moments and weddings.
Was Russell Crowe Count Homogenised?! ...
Was Russell Crowe Count Homogenised?! (Sorry if that's totally common knowledge or something). I knew he once went by the name Russ Le Roq, but I never knew he was Count Homogenised.
Doh! Sorry... just read your post again ...
Doh! Sorry... just read your post again more carefully (sheepish grin).