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Trailer: Anyone But You

Latest trailer of Will 'Easy A, Peter Rabbit' Gluck's Sydney-shot (oh, really?!) romantic comedy starring Sydney Sweeney and Top Gun Maverick's Glen Powell looks far more promising, and we even get glimpses of locals Bryan Brown, Rachel Griffiths, Joe Davidson and model Charlee Fraser.

Latest trailer of Will ‘Easy A, Peter Rabbit’ Gluck’s Sydney-shot (oh, really?!) romantic comedy starring Sydney Sweeney and Top Gun Maverick‘s Glen Powell looks far more promising, and we even get glimpses of locals Bryan Brown, Rachel Griffiths, Joe Davidson and model Charlee Fraser.

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Bring Him to Me

In Action, Australian, Review, Theatrical, This Week by Dov Kornits

This is the kind of story that could easily be misinterpreted as an exercise of macho posturing, where everyone eats broken glass with whiskey and has a voice like a five o’clock shadow. Instead, while nebulous in some regards, Pepper and crew treat their characters with depth.

This is the kind of story that could easily be misinterpreted as an exercise of macho posturing, where everyone eats broken glass with whiskey and has a voice like a five o’clock shadow. Instead, while nebulous in some regards, Pepper and crew treat their characters with depth.

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Trailer: Bring Him to Me

Luke Sparke's (Occupation) latest attempt to bring Hollywood to Brisbane sees Barry Pepper star as a getaway driver with a conscience, whose latest assignment has him driving a young unsuspecting man (newcomer Jamie Costa) towards a certain fall a la The Last Detail. The film also stars Sam Neill, Rachel Griffiths, Liam McIntyre and Sparke regular Zac Garred, who also co-produces.

Luke Sparke’s (Occupation) latest attempt to bring Hollywood to Brisbane sees Barry Pepper star as a getaway driver with a conscience, whose latest assignment has him driving a young unsuspecting man (newcomer Jamie Costa) towards a certain fall a la The Last Detail. The film also stars Sam Neill, Rachel Griffiths, Liam McIntyre and Sparke regular Zac Garred, who also co-produces.

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Rachel Griffiths is Dead Lucky

Well, not quite, but she does star in the new four-part series screening on SBS which signals a new direction for Australian television.

Well, not quite, but she does star in the new four-part series screening on SBS which signals a new direction for Australian television.