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MEGHANN FAHY TO LEAD SMOKESHOW SERIES
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| Meghann will also produce |
NEW MCLEOD'S DAUGHTERS AT STAN
Twenty-five years since Tess and Claire McLeod first graced Australian screens, MCLEOD'S DAUGHTERS is set to return. A lot has happened since Australia last visited Drovers Run, but what hasn’t changed is the landscape and the uplifting spirit of the strong, resilient women navigating life on the land alongside the challenges of finding
love and connection in the modern world. Building on the iconic world created by Posie Graeme-Evans over 224 episodes, new series will be done for Australian streamer Stan. See teaser below:
love and connection in the modern world. Building on the iconic world created by Posie Graeme-Evans over 224 episodes, new series will be done for Australian streamer Stan. See teaser below:
Did they get the same actors back to the show?
ReplyDeleteIt is not quite clear, but I think it will be a new set of actors, probably their children or a full remake.
DeleteQuanto da fare hanno, i nostri agenti segreti...la loro pericolosa vita suscita in noi, particolari emozioni. Una serie davvero interessante.
ReplyDeleteBuon sabato
Buon sabato.
DeleteI could see myself maybe watching this.
ReplyDeleteHope it will be worth watching.
DeleteWhat exactly is a dark romantic comedy? When I hear of dark romance novels, it usually involves people who get turned on by killing or hurting others. But now you've got comedy thrown in there as well, so that's confusing to me.
ReplyDeleteDesperate Housewives were often darkly comedic and that Gardening Society series last year, murder, scandal with lots of humour.
DeleteOh, that makes sense. I gathered from some of the Facebook groups about books that I joined that dark romance was stories like Haunting Adeline where the main male character stalks and rapes the main female character. But then they fall in love. And he's a serial killer to boot. But like a Dexter serial killer so I guess that's supposed to make him a good guy? Idk. Seemed like after learning about "dark romance" from that group, it was probably going to be a genre that I didn't care for.
DeleteMany ladies, sadly, like villains and ruffians and fantasy about them, there is also a trend of the other way around where female heroines are violent towards men and it depicted as sexy and funny. The world is very sick. Just in last few days Netflix has ordered two or three series about serial killers and drug dealers (a comedy to boot).
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