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…
Word on the street is that Miriama Smith will be featuring in season 2 of Legend Of The Seeker in the guest role of Du Chaillu in episode 8 entitled “Light”, the news is confirmed in her presenter biography on Jason & Laird.
Lets hope she doesn’t meet a sticky end like Jacob Tomuri did in his on screen appearance in season 1 of Seeker. With Dwayne Cameron also landing a role in the second season, this may just be a ‘must watch series’ for me!
Alot of The Tribe cast have been doing some charity work, it’s been hard keeping track, but here’s a run down of the latest causes cast member have been supporting…
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Miriama Smith (Moz in The Tribe series 3) is playing the character Grace Gallagher in a fantastic new New Zealand series called
Kaitanga Twitch. Check the trailer out below…
The series will be broadcasting in Australia and New Zealand, hopefully it will come to the UK also. It is a 13 part family series, involving mystery and drama and an island which, er, eats people! The storyline revolves around youngster Meredith Gallagher played by Te Waimarie Kessell. Miriama plays her on screen mother in the series.
Check out the official Kaitanga Twitch website for more pictures and info on this awesome new series.
Miriama Smith has joined other New Zealand celebs like Jaquie Brown and Madeleine Sami to raise money for Breast Cancer Research Trust. As part of the celebrity team she will compete against 14 other teams in Boobcamp, which will be a range of fitness activities. So while getting fit, they will all be working to promote the charity and raise money toward a breast cancer cure.
Check out the official site here and if you’d like to support Miriama click here for her sponsorship page where you can donate money to the charity from anywhere in the world! Boobcamp is being ran by Les Mills fitness.
Miriama Smith and several other well known New Zealand celebs (who I don’t know as I’m not from NZ) have banded together to record a song for the charity event The Big Night In to be held on the 8th and 9th August 2009. Check the video out for ‘Thank You For The Love’ below, it’s sort of a behind-the-scenes/recording the song music video. (The video starts 10 seconds in!)
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Tribe and Power Ranger star Miriama Smith hosted a charity event at the Observatory Restaurant in Auckland’s SkyCity Sky Tower on Wednesday 1st July.
The photo is by Norrie Montgomery, who runs theAlist, more pictures of Miriama are here, here, here and here. News was from Rachel Glucina’s gossip column…
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With thanks to Kate of AmberAngel (always the best for Beth news!). On the 28th January, Beth Allen attended the premiere for New Zealand movie The Map Reader you can view images of her at the even here, here and here. The event was held at the Academy Cinemas, Auckland.
Two days later, January 30th 2009, saw the film premiere of Tom Cruise’s new movie Valkyrie in Auckland. Numerous former Tribe cast members were there… Beth Allen, Antonia Prebble, Fleur Saville, Miriama Smith and also Lee Donoghue (who was Spike in The Tribe – he has since been a long running star of Shortland Street).
The photo of Beth and Antonia is just fantastic, Beth looks amazing! The event was held at the MOTAT (Museum Of Transport & Technology). Photos from Sunday Star Times and also theAlist.co.nz. It sure is It’s tricky keeping up with all the cast, good job there’s other sites with all the info.
The picture features in a gallery which accompanied a David Beckham centric article.
The article is here, the gallery is here.
The article is funny, fifth paragraph down, when it talks about the fans who hit on David.
There’s no pics yet of Antonia and Beth who were also at the event on 4th December. Miriama Smith is a an ambassador for the KidsCan charity who the event was held in aid of.
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