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Graeme Tetley died of a heart attack on 13 March 2011. He'd recently relocated to Lyttelton, to start a post as artist in residence at Canterbury University, and was working on various projects, including an adaptation of a bestselling historical novel for an American studio.
One of New Zealand's leading script writers, Graeme Tetley, has died, aged 69. Tetley, whose body of work included films Vigil, Ruby & Rata, Bread and Roses and the Aramoana depiction Out of...
Mar 14, 2011 · One of New Zealand's leading script writers, Graeme Tetley, has died, aged 69. Tetley, whose body of work included films Vigil, Ruby & Rata, Bread and Roses and the Aramoana depiction Out of the Blue, died of natural causes in Wellington yesterday.
Mar 14, 2011 · In 2007 Graeme co-wrote with director Rob Sarkies, Out of the Blue, about the 1990 massacre at Aramoana.
Just over a week ago, with much sadness, the New Zealand Film Commission acknowledged the passing of scriptwriter Graeme Tetley. A script writer for over 25 years, Graeme began his film career as co-writer on Vigil with director Vincent Ward for which they were awarded the 1986 NZ Film & Television Award for Best Original Screenplay in Film.
He went on to co-create police show Shark in the Park, collaborate extensively with director Gaylene Preston (Ruby and Rata, Bread & Roses), and co-wrote Out of the Blue, the story of the Aramoana massacre. Tetley passed away on 13 March 2011. He was 69.
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Mar 18, 2011 · Today’s Dominion Post (pA9) reports that Graeme Tetley (69) died on Sunday, of natural causes. “At the time of his death, Tetley was collaborating on a number of film projects. His play Riverside Drive will premiere next month at Wanaka’s Festival of Colour.
