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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.
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.
5 hours ago · In an earlier Man About the House episode, "In Praise of Older Men" (1974), Eshley played a sleazy married executive named Ian Cross who tried to seduce Chrissy. [4] In 1985, Eshley played the Reverend Redwood, a benevolent vicar who runs a social club with a view to rehabilitating ex-convicts in the Minder episode "Give Us This Day Arthur ...
YearTitleRole2017The Abbot2007Billy Pierce2000Mr. Gibbs1999PriestleyRead all about Graeme Tetley with TV Guide's exclusive biography including their list of awards, celeb facts and more at TV Guide.
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.
Graeme Tetley is known for Out of the Blue (2006), Vigil (1984) and Bread & Roses (1993).
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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.
