The Departed
2006
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With Heath Ledger, Lisa Zane, Sebastian Roché, Vera Farmiga. In 5th century Ireland, a young Celtic chieftain and his allies fight against Roman encroachment, the manipulative pro-Roman puppet ruler of Ireland, Queen Diana, and her immortal adviser who seeks the biblical Spear of Longinus.
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- 1997-07-14
- Action, Adventure, Fantasy
- 60
Roché met American actress Vera Farmiga while co-starring with her in the Fox series Roar. They eloped to the Bahamas after the series ended in 1998, [37] and lived on a 125-acre estate in Upstate New York. [38] After seven years of marriage, Roché and Farmiga separated in 2004. [37]
Farmiga met actor Sebastian Roché while starring together in the fantasy adventure television series Roar; they eloped to the Bahamas after it ended in 1997, [28] and were divorced in 2004. [28] She began dating Deadsy musician Renn Hawkey, after being introduced by mutual friend Allen Hughes on the set of Touching Evil. [18]
Oct 1, 2021 · Like many an actor before her, it is through these roles that Farmiga has met both of her husbands: her first husband, Sebastian Roché, as well as her second husband, Renn Hawkey (via Ranker).
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Jul 12, 2021 · Hollywood star Sebastian Roché has been married to fellow star Alicia Hannah since 2014; however, his first marriage was to movie star Vera Farminga. Here's a look through Roché spotlight life.
Jun 15, 2021 · She first walked down the aisle with Sebastian Roché after the pair appeared together in a short-lived 1997 Fox fantasy series also starring a young Heath Ledger.
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