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 Dwayne Cameron (aka original Tribe hero Bray) was on stage last week in the Thomas Sainsbury production Pshycopaths. In the horror/comedy play Dwayne played the character Pierre. The play is a bout a girl called Amy who moves to New York to perform in musicals, while there she finds herself being terrorised… (Full press release is pasted below). There’s a review of the production here.
This is not the first time Dwayne has worked with Thomas Sainsbury, he also featured in his December 2009 production The Christmas Monologues as the character Robbie Mercer, there is info on that here. Continue reading…
 To mark the nationwide release of the movie I’m Not Harry Jenson in New Zealand, there’s a series of promotional going ons over on Facebook. Included is the chance to have your name appear in the official DVD release for the movie made by James Napier Robertson and Tom Hern (aka The Tribe’s Techno boys Jay and Ram). So, your name will be in the DVD credits to their movie! How cool is that?
All you have to do is become Harry Jenson for one week on your Facebook account, wether it be in name or spirit. Click here for more details. I’m doing it and it is all good fun! ;D And hey, why not also mention tribeHeaven when you sign-up to your journey into Harry?!
And those who are willing to go a step further can drop a H-Bomb on the unsuspecting public. What is a H-Bomb? A H-Bomb is when a group of people turn up to a busy, public place and spontaneously start to shout ‘I”m Not Harry Jenson!” “Are you Harry Jenson?” and the like.
Here’s a video of James Napier and gang showing how a Harry Bomb is done: 
The best H-Bomb vid will win a credit in the films DVD, have their H-Bomb video appear on the DVD as well as win a huge signed movie poster, signed by the cast and crew, so I guess that includes signings by Tom, James, Gareth Reeves, Ian Mune and other hot NZ talent. There’s also runner up prizes too…
So wether you’re a movie fan, a James Napier fan, a Tom Hern fan, a Tribe fan, a Power Rangers fan… Whereve you live, get involved! The movie itself hits cinemas in New Zealand on 28th January 2010. There’s a special limited screening on 25th January at the Newmarket Rialto Cinema where you can meet and greet cast and crew, including Tom Hern. For more info and to book, click here.
The official I’m Not Harry Jenson website also had a makeover last year, check it out!
All the best – Harry. ;)
Check out this fanpage dedicated to Nick Miller (aka Pride in The Tribe) on Facebook.
On the page you’ll find exclusive pics from a short movie Nick filmed in 2009 called Rollmance, directed by James Hanline. I’m sure the title of the production explains it all! In the short film Nick plays the character Greg who is in a wheelchair. Check out the pics here. Hopefully a video will be up there soon.
Last year Nick also took the lead role in an episode of the TV series Beyond The Darklands playing the murderer Antonie Dixon. The episode he featured in will air on New Zealand’s TV One channel on Tuesday 2nd February 2010 at 9.30pm. The episode synopsis is at the bottom. Expect to see pics on his Facebook fan page, thanks to Jebrill of Tribe-Cast.com for informing me about it.
This year Nick Miller will also be appearing in Spies And Lies, a TVNZ tele-movie, as a police officer. Fellow Tribe star Antonia Prebble (Trudy) is also in the cast. Continue reading…
Looking great, as always, Miriama Smith (who was the sexy ‘PVC clad’ Moz in The Tribe series 3) did a grand job in her role as Du Chaillu in Legend Of The Seeker. Check out the video clip below of her introducing herself to the ‘Seeker’ Richard Rahl (played by Craig Horner)…
In episode 8 of season 2, titled ‘Light’, Miriama played a prisoner who was released by the Seeker. She was later captured by a group of monsters who could turn themselves invisible… As you can see in the clip below… 
Don’t worry though, she survived… The episode was broadcast in America on Saturday 16th January 2010.
Miriama’s appearance as Du Chaillu in ‘Light’ (episode 8 of season 2) completes a threesome of former Tribe cast members to appear in the series. Meryl Cassie (The Tribe’s Ebony) appeared as Bella the courtesan in episode 7 ‘Resurrection’ and prior to that Dwayne Cameron (The Tribe’s Bray) starred in episode 6 ‘Fury’ as the character Kur.
With the series filmed in New Zealand and a further 14 episodes left of season 2 to be broadcast, let’s home more Tribe cast members turn up. Or maybe more will be cast in Legend Of The Seeker season 3, if it is greenlit…
  
It’s freezing cold, it’s snowing and it’s raining over here in the UK. Meanwhile over in South Africa, some people are having a jolly good time in the sunshine, including one former Tribe star: Megan Alatini!
South African social website Thunda.com have pics featuring Megan Alatini (she played Java in series 4 & 5) partying with friends and family during a ‘Sunday Sessions’ event on the 10th January 2010 at Mzoli.
There’s more pics of Megan having a good time on the site, but I can’t be bothered to track them all down and link them, because watching them enjoy the sunshine is making me depressed. Megan’s sister Meryl has however posted them all on her Facebook.
With thanks to Meryl’s Facebook and Jessica of MeganAlatini.co.nz. I need some sun.
Wow! Meryl Cassie (The Tribe’s Ebony) certainly looked great in her turn in Legend of the Seeker! Check out the video clip below…
In episode 7 of season 2, entitled ‘Ressurection’, Meryl played the role of a courtesan named Bella (she answered to the name of ‘Bella’ in the episode but in the credits she is credited simply as ‘Courtesan’). Another video clip featuring Meryl: 
The episode aired in America on January 9th 2010. Meryl appeared throughout the episode in various scenes, she was definitely looking fabulous strutting her sexy stuff in her corset, she is of course no stranger to a corset as Ebony regularly wore them in The Tribe! Though it did seem tame compared to one of her tribal outfits… Though she didn’t have a major role, she definitely stood out and was a natural on screen.
With thanks to Ken aka purehero on Twitter for Tweeting the appearance.
Hello, Clare here, Happy New Year to all! It’s a bit late I know.
Well, it’s been a full year now of me writing for this cast blog, it sure has been fun when I’ve had the time. I thought I’d do a 2009 review featuring some of the highlights to appear on the site over 2009… So, join me and take a look back and remember the stories from 2009 or read up on those you may have missed, plus there’s a few new ones at the bottom lol. Please note, all the links open up in this same window except for external site links. Click the continue reading link to read on… Continue reading…
On Christmas Day, Sector 4 Productions gave the gift of Fractured Alliance to fans of The Tribe. The fan made spin-off to The Tribe features Matt Robinson, reprising his role as Slade, in a voice/speaking only role… Check it out:
I would have posted this earlier, but I wanted to watch it before putting it up on the site. And now that I’ve seen it, I have to say it is pretty awesome stuff! The storyline picks on straight after The Tribe series 5, so we find out what the Mall Rats are up to since the virus hit the city…
The editing is very slick, the guys did the best job they could given their schedule and locations available to film the series. Out of the characters Rae is definitely my favourite and is very convincing. The storyline of the Mall Rats running alongside the Techno prisoners is pretty smart. . . Kudos to them all for ‘Keeping The Dream Alive’.
Currently the first three episodes are up, with the remaining three going up tomorrow (new years day). Click here to check them out, you know you want to! This is also the final production from Sector 4, so it looks they’ve gone out with a bang, I’m pretty sure Raymond Thompson himself would be proud of the hard work gone into it.
The cast comprised of: Lance Mitchell (Override), Wendy Young (Sienna), Simon Evans (Drake), Paul Adams (Crow), Matt Johnston (Finn), Gemma Louise McGowan (Rae) and Lianne McCauley (Siryn) with vocals by Emma D (Pixel) and speical voice star Matt Robinson (Slade).
As you’ll know Dwayne Cameron appeared earlier this month in The Legend Of The Seeker. He was in the episode ‘Fury’, season 2 episode 6, playing the character Kur and appeared throughout the episode. Here’s a clip of him in action…
Great news is that the episode Dwayne appeared in had the highest viewing figures for a Legend Of The Seeker episode in season 2.
From TV By Numbers:
Legend of the Seeker fans, the show’s sixth episode (from the weekend of Dec-12-13) didn’t make the top 25, but its 2.671 million average viewers was a season high and up almost 400,000 from the previous week and about around 90,000 higher than the season two premiere which had previously been the season’s high.
Earlier this year James Napier appeared in the TVNZ series Go Girls as the character Mark. Here’s a clip of James in a ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ moment from series 1, episode 12.
You may have noticed Gareth Reeves is also in the clip, he starred in James’ and Tom’s movie I’m Not Harry Jenson and also played the Hunga in series 2 of The Tribe… Ari Boyland also starred in Go Girls this year, there’s a video clip of him here.
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About… This blog follows the careers of the cast of Cloud 9's teen drama series The Tribe. The series was filmed in New Zealand in 1998 to 2004 and had a spin-off series The New Tomorrow. More info about this blog can be found here. |
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Dwayne Cameron (aka original Tribe hero Bray) was on stage last week in the Thomas Sainsbury production Pshycopaths. In the horror/comedy play Dwayne played the character Pierre. The play is a bout a girl called Amy who moves to New York to perform in musicals, while there she finds herself being terrorised… (Full press release is pasted below). There’s a review of the production here.
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