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Fleur Saville : Acting Showreel

Check out the showreel for actress Fleur Saville. Fleur portrayed the role of Ruby, who owned the saloon in Liberty, in The Tribe series 5.

Pre The Tribe, Fleur was in the hit New Zealand children’s series Being Eve, playing the title role of Eve Baxter. Post The Tribe she went on to become a household name in her role as Libby Jeffries in NZ medical drama Shortland Street and proved herself to be more than capable in playing comedic roles and serious situations.

You can also spot Jay Ryan (he had a guest role in the Tribe as a ‘Blue’ in series 4) towards the end of the end of the video.

Fleur Saville : Return To Shortland Street : Video

Earlier this year Fleur Saville left her role as Libby Jeffries in Shortland Street. Well, she has recently returned to surprise her characters best friend, Gerald Tippett (played by Harry McNaughton) by telling him she is going to apply for the job he is also after! She also picks the right moment to walk in on him, he is hugging Dr. Brooke Freeman (Beth Allen), who has taken over Libby’s role as Gerald’s bestie! Watch the video!

The episode aired on 10th September 2010. Fore more on Fleur’s return to Shortland Street check out this article and visit the official Shorty website!
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Shortland Street : Feature Length Fun!

Shortland Street stars Harry McNaughton, Fleur Saville, Sally Martin, Ari Boyland and Lee Donoghue

New Zealand Shortland Street viewers had a treat on Monday 2nd August 2010 as a feature length episode of the show was broadcast on TVNZ. Well, here’s a treat for us Tribe fans, many thanks to the awesome A-List who were at the feature length episode’s premiere night at the Academy cinema in Auckland on 27th July 2010…

As you can see from the pics, former Shorty star Fleur Saville (Libby Jeffries/Tribe 5′s Ruby) joined the current Shortland Street cast at the cinema premiere on July 27th. Beth Allen (Dr. Brooke Freeman/Tribe’s Amber) unfortunately was not present (well we can’t find any pics of her sadly), but Ari Boyland (Brodie Kemp/Tribe’s KC), Lee Donoghue (Hunter McKay/Tribe’s Spike) and Sally Martin (Nicole Miller/Tribe 4′s Kandy) were there.

Check out the full gallery at The A List for more of the other Shortland Street cast and friends.

Oh and we are totally loving the the photos of Ari Boyland in his glasses! There are more pics of him on the Shortland Street Facebook! When asked by tribeHeaven, the Shorty Street peeps told us Ari does wear glasses in real life, yum!

As for the feature length episode of Shorty, it had the highest ratings for a Shortland Street episode for the past 10 years, according to TVNZ. Yay!

Fleur Saville : Morning Giant Face!

Fleur Saville appeared on the TVNZ Good Morning show to promote The Gaint Face – a comedy theatre production, running as part of 2010′s New Zealand Comedy Festival. Check the interview out below…

Fleur features in the stage production with her former Shortland Street co-star Harry McNaughton. In the interview Fleur also talks about leaving Shortland Street.

Ooh and according to this article here Antonia Prebble (who was Trudy in The Tribe, now a New Zealand starlet) will get a bit of a send up in the production The Giant Face… (She’s not starring in, but will be parodied I guess!)

Fleur Saville Is In The Face!

Fleur Saville in The Giant Face with Harry McNaughton Natalie Medlock and Dan Musgrove

Fleur Saville will be appearing on stage in The Giant Face, a production which is part of the 2010 International New Zealand Comedy Festival. The production is by comedy duo Natalie Medlock and Dan Musgrove (thy also wrote Christ Almighty!). As well as Fleur ‘The Giant Face’ will co-star her former Shortland Street colleague (also buddy!) Harry McNaughton (Shorty’s Gerald Tippet). Check out the cool promo pictures of them having fun at the Shortland Street Facebook page.

Fleur Saville Departing Shorty Street

Fleur Saville, who played Ruby in The Tribe, has been a long running star on New Zealands medical soap drama Shortland Street. Since 2005 Fleur has portrayed the character Libby Jeffries and on April 12th 2010 she made her exit from the TV soap. Check out the video of her final scene below with co-star Harry McNaughton (Gerald Tippet)…

Fleur’s character was much loved in the series, viewers saw her charachter develop on the show since she arrived in 2005. Libby Jeffries was the PA to Ferndale hospitals CEO, so was considered to be in the know about what was going on in the top level of the hospital. Before her role in Shortland Street, Fleur was already known in New Zealand as the character Eve from children’s series Being Eve which was filmed and broadcast in New Zealand in 2001 and 2002. After Being Eve ended Fleur landed the role of Ruby in The Tribe series, which is where we know her well from.

Fleur is currently set to hit the stage once again at 2010 International New Zealand Comedy Festival, in the show The Giant Face. (This post has been back dated).

Goodbye Libby.

Beth & Fleur @ Vodafone & Google's Black/White Party

Beth Allen (Brooke Freeman in Shortland Street / The Tribe’s Amber) was looking her usual glam self when pictured by theAlist partying with her fellow Shortland Street co-star Harry McNaughton (Gerald Tippet).

The picture was taken at the launch party of Vodafone’s new HTC Magic Google Smartphone. The party’s theme was ‘Black and White Magic’ and was held on June 24th in Auckland.

[edit] Shortland Street star Fleur Saville (Libby Jeffries / The Tribe’s Ruby) was also pictured at the same party. Check out the pic of her with Beth Allen on the right. This cool image is from FrontRowDiary.com. According to the site: “Beth Allen wears MAW and Fleur Saville wears Miss Crabb”. With thanks to Kate from BethAllen.Webs for pointing out the Fleur pic, always a great source.

Fleur Saville : Going Wild With Fellow Shorty Stars...

Fleur Saville, Libby Jeffries in Shortland Street, recently joined fellow members of the Shorty cast in a photoshoot at Auckland Zoo. She joined Will Hall, Harry McNaughton, Anna Julliene and Henry Williams at the zoo to trial their up-close experience tours.

The article text is below, where Fleur talks about feeding the lions and why she’d like to be a meercat… Scan and article with thanks to Nisha_Shanti fan from the Shortland Street forum. The magazine is out now in New Zealand. Continue reading…

Dwayne Cameron In Shortland Street; Video

Here’s something for the weekend…

I’ve put up a video clip up of Dwayne Cameron in the role of Lindsay (or is it Lindsey?) in Shortland Street on the tribeHeaven youTube page. All for your viewing pleasure. Video also features Fleur Saville.