ACTORS who brought the stories of real-life Australians to the screen have been recognised with Logies for the most outstanding actor and actress.
A teary-eyed Deborah Mailman was given a standing ovation in Melbourne on Sunday when she received the most outstanding actress award for her portrayal of Bonita Mabo in the made-for-TV movie Mabo.
"I got the chance to play the most extraordinary woman," Mailman said as she accepted the award with Bonita Mabo joining her on stage.
"It was a gift for me to meet this woman," Mailman said.
Mabo told the story of Eddie "Koiki" Mabo and his historic high court challenge to the myth of Terra Nullius.
"It was a story that was close to my heart, the fact that I got to play Bonita Mabo and for that to be recognised tonight was incredibly special," Mailman said, still teary, speaking to media after receiving her award.
Most outstanding actor Anthony Hayes dedicated his silver Logie for the portrayal of Bernie Banton in Devil's Dust to all the people who lost their lives to asbestos-related disease.
"I know it's not much but it's recognition for you and I just hope we stop mining asbestos and it never happens again," Hayes said when accepting the award.
Hayes has just finished shooting The Rover with fellow nominee Guy Pearce and said he thought it would have been the Nine Network's Kerry Packer juggernaut Howzat, and not Hollywood star Pearce, that would see him come undone in his bid for Logie glory.
"I told him I'd stick it to him and I did. There it is Guy," Hayes said.
"I've been acting since I was nine years old and this is my first lead."
Anda sedang membaca artikel tentang
Hayes and Mailman score silver Logies
Dengan url
http://mawarhitamanis.blogspot.com/2013/04/hayes-and-mailman-score-silver-logies.html
Anda boleh menyebar luaskannya atau mengcopy paste-nya
Hayes and Mailman score silver Logies
namun jangan lupa untuk meletakkan link
Hayes and Mailman score silver Logies
sebagai sumbernya
0 komentar:
Posting Komentar