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3 days ago · Joan (Sophie Turner) with her daughter Kelly in the ITV drama (Image: ITV ) After the raid on Bernard's jewellery shop went horribly wrong with the death of Boisie, a disguised Joan travels to ...
Starring Sam Neill (three years before he was in a certain dinosaur film) and Zoe Carides, Death in Brunswick is the story of Carl (Neill) and his search for love, a new job, a better life, but on this journey he’s tripped up by an accidental death and the trouble that comes along with it.
Middle-aged and washed up Carl, a cook at a seedy Brunswick rock pub, is faced with a murder in his kitchen one night when he thought nothing else could go wrong in his life. The story unravels as best mate and grave-digger Dave, helps Carl hide the body and overcome his anxieties surrounding the unfortunate event.
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Aug 6, 2020 · Filmed in 1990 and released in April 1991, Death in Brunswick stars Sam Neill as Carl, a sometime chef and all-time drifter, whose life plan seems to consist of shaking off his daily hangover and waiting for his mother to die so he can inherit her house.
Aug 29, 2023 · Really, ‘living in Melbourne’ is always secondary to living in Footscray, Coburg, St. Kilda, Preston, Brunswick, or etc. Which is all to explain that ‘Death in Brunswick’ isn’t just a catchy title. Brunswick is more than just a suburb in Melbourne’s inner north.
May 19, 2008 · A decade later, John Ruane’s Death in Brunswick (© 1990, released 1991) reflected a more relaxed, but an even more multifaceted image of a now ethnically complex society. Greeks and Turks, Christian (Catholic and Orthodox) and Moslem are all part of a mix.
Carl Fitzgerald (Neill) seems to be one of life's born losers—his wife's left him, his mother nags him, his house is falling apart, and he's unemployed. At least until he gets a job as a chef in a sleazy rock 'n' roll club and finds Sophie (Carides), the lovely barmaid, who just happens to be engaged to the club's owner.
