TV C*A*U*G*H*T
This six-part satirical comedy stars an incredible ensemble of Hollywood and home-grown talent including Lincoln Younes, Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon. After the Australian Minister of Defence (Erik Thomson) accidentally texts a file to the princess of a small island nation, he sends four soldiers into the war-torn country on a secret mission to retrieve it. Mistaken for Americans, they are captured by freedom fighters and become Insta famous. (Premieres on Stan on Sep. 28)
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‘WE’RE TELLING OUR S TORIES’
THE LONG-TIME FRIENDS ARE MORE LIKE FAMILY AS THEY WORK TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME
It’s the last day of shooting on the homegrown mystery One Night and Nicole da Silva has brought a few boxes of donuts from a family-favourite bakery to the Sydney office block location, which are being devoured by cast and crew alike. In another room, Yael Stone, 38, is spending some down time between takes with her young baby Marli and her mother, who has helped with babysitting throughout the shoot. There’s a strong feeling of family and friendship, which the stars explain has been ever-present.
“It’s been wonderful,” shares Stone, as her daughter coos in the background. “For me, the experience has really been characterised by having Marli so young on set. We started when she was very little. The sense of support and camaraderie and enthusiasm around that has been particularly special.
“To feel supported in your work, as a woman, and as a mother, and just have people love your kid and be there with you on the journey
