Frankie Mossman Dies: New Zealand TV Actor For ‘Spartacus’ And ‘The Horizon’ Was 33

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Francis “Frankie” Mossman has sadly died.

So young…

online fundraiser to help fly Frankie’s body from Australia to his native New Zealand for a funeral. “With heavy hearts and much sadness, we learned of Francis’ passing,” the actor’s brothers wrote.

Francis 'Frankie' Mossman has tragically died at the age of 33, his brothers have confirmed in a statement.The actor, who was best known for his roles in TV shows Spartacus: Vengeance and The Horizon, passed away in Sydney on 14 August, with no cause of death yet being announced.

Ellise Shafer administratorFrancis “Frankie” Mossman, a New Zealand actor best known for his roles on television shows like “Spartacus” and “The Horizon,” died on Aug. 14 in Sydney, Australia.

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Middle Earth is moving from New Zealand to the United Kingdom.

Lord Of The Rings TV show has confirmed that production on its second season will be relocating to the UK.The show, which takes place thousands of years before the events of JRR Tolkien’s books The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, has just wrapped shooting its first season in New Zealand.However, Amazon has announced that the next batch of episodes will begin pre-production in early 2022, with the show relocating to the UK.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAmazon Studios’ decision to shift production of its untitled “Lord of the Rings” series from New Zealand to the U.K. has left the Kiwi production sector in shock.

Amazon Studios announced Friday it would film the second season of its original series, inspired by the books of J.R.R. Tolkien, to Britain.“The shift from New Zealand to the U.K.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterAmazon’s upcoming “Lord of the Rings” series is moving production from New Zealand to the U.K for Season 2.The untitled series was picked up for multiple seasons at the streamer when it was first ordered back in 2017. Filming was completed on the first season of the show on Aug.

told New Zealand’s “Morning Report” in April, which translates to roughly $465 million U.S. dollars.