Richard Roxburgh
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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.
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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.
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In this week’s issue, actor Jacqueline McKenzie talks with writer Lorna Gray ahead of her starring role in the hotly anticipated sequel to The Dry.
‘I got this email out of the blue...’: Jacqueline McKenzie on The Dry and her enduring success
The Sydney-born actor is based in Los Angeles but her latest project sees her back on Aussie soil, this time in the Victorian bush alongside Eric Bana in The Dry 2.
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Playing Roger Rogerson on screen, Richard Roxburgh found a way to master his steely gaze
Roxburgh won enormous praise for his portrayal of the corrupt policeman in the 1995 miniseries Blue Murder and its 2017 sequel. Here’s how he found his character’s greatest weapon.
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