1/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans walking into Adelaide Oval to be extras in film "Never Too Late", directed by Roy Billing. Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
Port, Crows fans in film ‘Showdown’
Port and Crows fans have flocked to Adelaide Oval to play extras in a new Aussie film, Never Too Late. Were you in the crowd?
2/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans walking into Adelaide Oval to be extras in film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
3/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans walking into Adelaide Oval to be extras in film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
4/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans walking into Adelaide Oval to be extras in film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
5/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans cheering and sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
6/21A crew member kicks a tennis ball to emulate a game so that the Crows and Port Adelaide can cheer in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
7/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans cheering and sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/ The Advertiser
8/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans cheering and sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/ The Advertiser
9/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans cheering and sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late", directed by Roy Billing on Thursday, April 11, 2019. (Photo by Morgan Sette/ The Advertiser)
10/21Crows fans Lyn Moore from Morphett Vale and Carol Nash from Happy Valley walking into Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/ The Advertiser
11/21FIlm crew are seen setting up in front of Crows and Port Adelaide fans for the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/ The Advertiser
12/21Director Mark Lamprell and Susie Struth are seen talking to actors in front of Crows and Port Adelaide fans. Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
13/21Director Mark Lamprell and and Susie Struth talk to actors in front of Crows and Port Adelaide fans. Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
14/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
15/21Film crew are seen setting up on the southern side of Adelaide Oval early to film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
16/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans sitting together for the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
17/21Film crew are seen talking to actors in front of Crows and Port Adelaide fans at Adelaide Oval. Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
18/21A Port Adelaide fan takes a selfie as she sits with other Port Adelaide and Crows fans on the southern side of Adelaide Oval. Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
19/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
20/21Crows and Port Adelaide together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
21/21Crows and Port Adelaide fans sitting together on the southern side of Adelaide Oval as extras in the film "Never Too Late". Picture: Morgan Sette/The Advertiser
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