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Loved it. A great story well written and terrific acting. With Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in this movie together, what could go wrong. I applaud all the actors and, of course, Rachel Ward, Joanne Murray-Smith, Deborah Balderstone and Bryan Brown for getting it all together and making it a very enjoyable couple of hours well spent.
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Oct 13, 2012 · The 25-year-old daughter of Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward, Brown is no shrinking violet. Like many of her generation, she is a ''slashie'': she writes, directs, acts and has her own production ...
Oct 18, 2023 · As they celebrate 40 years of marriage Aussie stars Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward invite The Weekly into their world. Rachel Ward is making coffee, preparing a shoulder of lamb for dinner and washing up. At the same time, she’s checking on her cows behind the house and disappears every so often to help with the horses in the paddock out the front.
Actor, Director, Writer, Producer. Matilda Brown was born in 1987. She is an actress and director, known for Let's Talk About (2015), Lessons from the Grave (2013) and How God Works (2010). Latest.
Nov 18, 2019 · Matilda Brown married Scott Gooding in a bohemian themed wedding on Saturday. (Credit: Instagram) The couple’s six-month-old son, Zan Neathway also attended the wedding, along with Matilda’s mother, actress Rachel Ward, and her father, actor Bryan Brown (who walked her down a lush green aisle). Rachel Ward and Bryan Brown attending the ...
Aug 7, 2019 · That made for a rather tangled web for Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward on their new Australian comedy-drama, Palm Beach. The pair have been married for 31 years since meeting on the set of The Thorn ...
On the sixth month anniversary of his break-up with his ex-girlfriend, Michael decides to celebrate by ordering a girl from an agency and tries to recreate his failed relationship. Sometimes it's best to let sleeping birds lie. Director: Matthew Jenkin | Stars: Alan Dukes, Matilda Brown, Kate Worsley. Votes: 87.
