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accidentally overdosed in 2008, leaving fans, friends and family to imagine what might have been.“The world’s your limit with someone of this nature,” observed celebrity photographer Ben Watts, who photographed the Australian actor multiple times before his death at 28. “And what he accomplished was incredible.”Now, 14 years after the “Brokeback Mountain” star’s death, Watts is releasing never-before-seen photos of Ledger as limited-edition non-fungible tokens, or NFTs. “This body of work is one of my most favorite,” said Watts.It’s the lensman’s first foray into cryptographic assets.

Tim Gray Senior Vice President Mick Jagger may be turning 80 on July 26, but really he seems ageless. As a rock icon, the Rolling Stone has been honored for his singing, his stage moves and his songwriting. Less celebrated, but worth noting, is his work as an actor.

Related: Aacta awards 2020: Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving and Ned Kelly gang vie for honours The show won an Aacta award last year for best documentary or factual program, as well as gold at the 2020 New York Festivals TV and Film awards for best social issues documentary.It was the only Australian show to win an award this year at the International Emmys, which specifically recognises excellence in television programming outside the US.“Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds combines the magical

True History of the Kelly Gang.Mackay, who portrays Australian outlaw Ned Kelly in the crime drama, told NME how the pair first joined forces after director Justin Kurzel asked them to perform as part of a bonding exercise.“Justin [Kurzel] was just like ‘I see those boys in a punk band and I want you to form a band before rehearsals'”, Mackay said.“We had four weeks before we were all together for the shoot and he just said ‘I’ve booked you a gig in a bar in Melbourne.

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George MacKay has gone from playing a hero on the battlefield of World War I to an outlaw in a dress.

Sometimes, old can be new again. It isn’t always what story being told, but how it’s being told.

The trailer for George MacKay‘s new movie has been released!

George MacKay has revealed he was inspired by Conor McGregor for his portrayal of Ned Kelly in his new film.

One of the best-known figures in Australian history, Ned Kelly is often described as their equivalent of Robin Hood. The 19th-century outlaw and gang leader who earned his place in legend for wearing a bulletproof iron suit during his final shootout with the police, he’s now the subject of True History Of The Kelly Gang, based on the book of the same name by Peter Carey.

The latest trailer for the upcoming True History Of The Kelly Gang, the new film from Justin Kerzel (Macbeth) has dropped online courtesy of Picturehouse Entertainment. I’ve seen this movie and it is absolutely superb from start to finish and feature powerhouse performances from the likes of George MacKay and Russell Crowe.