Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor In A Play
Pamela just won the Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor In A Play (The Children). Congrats Pam, well deserved!
Pamela just won the Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor In A Play (The Children). Congrats Pam, well deserved!
Happy Sunday everyone đź–¤ Just over 2 weeks until we know something about Joan's fate...
Kiwi actor Robbie Magasiva says few people would have expected his Wentworth character, prison guard Will Jackson, to be capable of burying The Freak alive in a makeshift coffin. So what will happen next in the latest series of the Australian prison drama?
Being a crucial figure in last season’s cliffhanger episode of prison drama Wentworth was a dream role for New Zealand actor Robbie Magasiva.
When we last saw prison guard Will Jackson (Robbie Magasiva) he was busy with a shovel, burying alive Joan ‘The Freak’ Ferguson in a makeshift coffin. So will The Freak (Pamela Rabe) really die a slow, agonising death being trapped underground? (more…)
Landing Logie and AACTA winning actress Pamela Rabe for iview series F***ing Adelaide was quite a coup for filmmakers Sophie Hyde & Bryan Mason but the 6 x 15 minute shorts were part of the reason Rabe was attracted to the work.
“All rules are off now and we’re in the post-VCR environment where you don’t have to have an hour with ad breaks at 12 minutes, and wrap it all up at 46 minutes,” Rabe told TV Tonight.
“Some of those HBO and Netflix series can have one episode for 45 minutes and the next can run for an hour and ten minutes. So the story takes as long as the story needs to take, now. If it’s good people will watch. It doesn’t matter if it’s a gem of 11 minutes duration (or not).
“It cracks open the whole form.” (more…)
Thanks for a week of Pam overflow! ❤️🙌❤️ #pamelarabe #logies #sse #queen
The event was called “An Audience With Pamela Rabe” and took place in the RADA Studios in London. The doors opened at 2:15 PM. After a well-made introduction video, which you can watch below, Pamela took the stage around 3 PM. Needless to say that she looked stunning as ever. Pam talked for two hours and patiently and elaborately answered questions from the audience.
After a short break, we finally got the chance to meet her one by one. The fact that I even got within 10 feet of her was amazing, but then, you know, getting a hug from my idol? That was insane, surreal and beyond beautiful. I thought I was going to fall through the floor. She’s the sweetest and most down-to-earth person you’ll ever meet. I was starstruck and couldn’t figure out what to say despite having millions of questions. My nervousness took over me, but I will remember and cherish this moment for the rest of my life. Thank you so much!
I also want to thank Screen Star Events for making this possible to us fans. Seriously, this was one of the best organized events I’ve ever been to. If anyone of you was on the fence about attending it, please take the chance next time. It is worth every penny and then some.
Also, another warm shout out to the wonderful fellow Pamela fans I’ve met that evening. I’m sorry if I came off as a weirdo. My mind drew blank since I was overwhelmed by all of this. I wish I could have spent more time with all of you.
Just came back home from the London Screen Star Event so I’m a little late but Pamela won the Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actress! She accepted her award via this cute short video message: