Richard Roxburgh
What to stream this week: Richard Roxburgh as Joh and five more to watch
A sun-soaked crime drama with echoes of Dept. Q, a documentary about Joh Bjelke-Peterson and a new Marvel superhero are the picks this week.
- Craig Mathieson
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‘The Trumpian model’: Richard Roxburgh takes on Australia’s most provocative politician
A documentary about Joh Bjelke-Petersen argues that the man who ruled Queensland for almost 20 years paved the way for the US president.
- Karl Quinn
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Richard Roxburgh’s nervy intensity works in a film about despair in an Egyptian prison
The Rake star plays jailed journalist Peter Greste in The Correspondent.
- Sandra Hall
- Opinion
- Press freedom
They made a movie about my prison nightmare. I watched it through my fingers
As Richard Roxburgh stars as me in a feature film, I confront a disturbing reality: more journalists are behind bars today than when I was incarcerated in Egypt more than a decade ago.
- Peter Greste
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The February 15 Edition
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‘Horrific’: Roxburgh on reliving Peter Greste’s Egyptian jail hell for the big screen
When journalist Peter Greste was languishing in a Cairo prison cell, he could little imagine that one day, Richard Roxburgh would portray his ordeal in a film.
- David Leser
Richard Roxburgh and Peter Greste on bringing a dark story to the big screen
The award-winning actor and former journalist reflect on making The Correspondent.
‘I was totally enamoured the second I saw him’: Silvia Colloca on life with Richard Roxburgh
“Being with Richard was the first time I felt that I wanted to have kids. It was different to any other love I had felt before,” says the 47-year-old cook.
- Jane Rocca
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Once described as the “mother of the nation”, the veteran actor speaks frankly on mental health, menopause and her latest role as a calculating church leader.
- Lorna Gray
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