Roles to die for on The Brokenwood Mysteries
New Zealand TV murder series The Brokenwood Mysteries has been such a hit, actors are now queueing up to be on the show.
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New Zealand TV murder series The Brokenwood Mysteries has been such a hit, actors are now queueing up to be on the show.
Angus Stevens, and Amelie Baynes. These two lead actors make this a must see film anyway, and this first look footage looks promising as well. Here's the first promo trailer for Gaysorn Thavat's The Justice of Bunny King, direct from YouTube: Bunny King (Essie Davis) spends her days washing car windshields on a busy street, pocketing the change she earns in tips. For now, she's sleeping on her sister's couch, but she's saving up for a place of her own. What she wants more than anything is to be reunited with her two children who've been placed in foster care, and until she finds her own hou...
Mark Anthony McGinley made three fine late saves to scrape Finn Harps a point in the face of a Dundalk onslaught in Ballybofey. The former Donegal GAA goalkeeper denied both Ole Erik Midtskogen and Michael Duffy in a contest in which the hosts could've been two up at half-time but would’ve been delighted in the end to leave with anything. Then, in the last minute of 90, from a Patrick McEleney free-kick for Dundalk that was conceded by his brother Shane of Harps, Sonni Nattestad headed into the mix and somehow Harps survived. Junior Ogedi Uzokwe then saw McGinley turn his curling free onto ...