Bikie Wars casting
First names appear in casting for TEN's Milperra massacre miniseries.
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Callan Mulvey, Damian Walshe-Howling and The Slap‘s Anthony Hayes will appear in TEN’s miniseries Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms.
The six-part drama, on the Milperra massacre of 1984 will be written by Greg Haddrick (Mary Bryant, The Society Murders, Underbelly, Cloudstreet), Roger Simpson (Satisfaction, Stingers, Halifax F.P.) and Jo Martino (Satisfaction, Carla Cametti P.D.). Directed by Peter Andrikidis, it is based on the book by Sandra Harvey and Lindsay Simpson, Brothers in Arms.
TEN’s David Mott has previously said of the Screentime project, “This event mini-series will shine a light on this fascinating tribal culture and its code of honour – as intriguing now as it was when the word Milperra became synonymous with one of our blackest days.”
The series is currently filming in Sydney and it airs next year.
Next question we want answered…. who will play a young Julian Assange in Underground: The Julian Assange Story?
Source: Sunday Telegraph
13 Responses
More Americans, its a australian show about australian Bikies!!!!! yes the acotrs arnt great but more Yankees, no thanks!!!!!!!
Eh? There are no Americans listed here.
When will this air on TV and will it and if it does be on DVD?
No not him again.This guy can do all the emotions from A toB.
Secret Squirel –> because americans are stupid and we don’t want them taking over Australian TV shows!
oh no not this guy. he’s got one facial expression
Boring
It’s a jungle out there.
Pathetic that we seemingly only have 5 actors in Australia!!! Why use the same actors all the time???? Nearly as hilarious as Vince Colosimo appearing on The Great Gatsby!!!
are these the only male actor we have in australia?, and its not even like there that good they act the same in every role..
Why aren’t there more Americans in it? ;)
So the same cast as every other drama next next to be announced will be vince colossimo, Stephen curry and grant bowler.
It’s also been anoounced that Shane Bourne has been cast in Screentime’s new drama for Nine – Tricky Business, which starts filming in Wollongong & Sydney shortly.