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Too read the full article pop over to BethAllen.Webs, also check out the site’s cool new look! Images from Shortland Street. This post has been back dated. Tribe Revival earlier this week posted an interview with Harry Duffin. Check it out here (if you haven’t done so already!). Unfortunately he was unable to go into detail with all the questions put forward to him, mainly the ones concerning The Blood Of Judas, The Tribe 6 and a Tribe Movie. But he did however give an insight into the casting side of things as well as talk about the ‘yin and yang’ of The Tribe – Amber and Ebony. Also if you missed it earlier on in the year, check out the 10 years anniversary interview with Harry Duffin here on tribeHeaven. Beth Allen is definitely becoming well known in her homeland, she’s currently playing the role of the ‘pretentious and unscrupulous’ Dr. Brooke Freeman in Shortland Street and when she’s not on screen she’s busy co-managing the Basement Theatre in Auckland. There is a lovely article from New Zealand magazine New Idea featuring Beth Allen and the man in her life, Charlie McDermot talking about their life together. Head on over to Beth Allen Webs to read it, it’s a treat!
She talks about her previous acting role in Riding High aswell as her current Shorty role. Check it out! With thanks to Emma H for sending the scan in, cheers Emma. The magazine is dated 12-18 December 2009. If the image is too small to read, click here to download it to your computer.  The series stars Amelia Reynolds (The Tribe’s Tally) as sea-ghost Chloe and Lara Custance (The New Tomorrow’s Harmony) as Abi. With the launch of the series in New Zealand came a website for the series, featuring new pics, interviews with the cast (they are worth reading and are pasted below!) and a video interview with Amelia has appeared on YouTube…
This post has been back dated, with thanks to Jebrill of Tribe-Cast.com for the article. You may also be aware that Michelle’s co-star in William Shatner’s Twist In The Tale (The Green Dress), Jessie Gurunathan (also played farm girl Dawn in The Tribe) was also diagnosed with endometriosis. It can be more common than it is thought to be.  The cool peeps at No Magazine have sent us their interview with Tom Hern and Gareth Reeves. It was featured in Issue 07 of the magazine. Tom Hern starred in The Tribe series 4 and 5 as Ram, he produced the movie I’m Not Harry Jenson (written and directed by fellow Tribe star James Napier). Gareth Reeves starred in the movie I’m Not Harry Jenson, he also had a mini appearance in series 2 of The Tribe as the Demon Dog Hunga. Read on for their interview about Harry Jenson… Continue reading…  The awesome peeps at No Magazine have sent us the interview they did with Jacob Tomuri (Issue 07 – 2009). It is a brilliant insight into the guy who featured internationally in The Tribe series as Lieutenant Luke, became a local household name in New Zealand for his role as Norman Hanson in Shortland Street and is currently developing a stunt career, having already worked on some major US TV and films… In the interview topics discussed include Shortland Street, Lord of The Rings, Avatar to Spartacus and his current future plans… Read on to find out how Jacob incorporated the role of stuntman into his acting career. Continue reading…
It’s a shame she didn’t come on any of The Tribe tours, she’d have plenty more to talk about then! Fleur played Ruby in Tribe 5. Continue reading…
The full article can be read below and also here. Also in the article, following on from Killer Joe, according to the article it looks like Beth’s next theatre project will be Christ Almighty. Thanks to Emma H in New Zealand for the article, cheers! For more articles on Killer Joe from this site, please click here. There’s a preview review of the play here. Continue reading… |
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