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Tetley was one of New Zealand's most respected scriptwriters — his work ranged from impressionist coming of age tales (Vigil) to ghost stories (Mr Wrong); through to real-life tragedies (Out of the Blue) and comedies (Ruby and Rata). Tetley believed that New Zealand's most culturally specific films were "still our most successful".
Graeme Tetley. Writer: Out of the Blue. Graeme Tetley is known for Out of the Blue (2006), Vigil (1984) and Bread & Roses (1993).
Shakespeare is really the only playwright who can follow on from the genius of Mr Tetley in Wanaka next year.
Graeme Tetley began his long scriptwriting career with Vigil, one of the most acclaimed New Zealand films of the 80s.
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Graeme Tetley - Graeme Tetley began his long scriptwriting career with Vigil, one of the most acclaimed New Zealand films of the 1980s. 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.
