Lisa Woolford

Aug 30, 2024 | nowtolove.co.nz | Lisa Woolford

If life had taken a different turn, it might well have been Sam Neill KC, rather than Sir Sam Neill, international acting legend. The 76-year-old star once imagined himself grandstanding in a courtroom and even studied a year of law at the University of Canterbury. “I’m a frustrated barrister – I would have quite enjoyed the performative aspect,” explains Sam. “I’m quite good on my feet.”Fortunately, he gets to act out those dreams on the small screen.

Aug 26, 2024 | thenewdaily.com.au | Lisa Woolford

Nervous and excited, and already feeling completely out of her comfort zone as in her role as one of the hosts of SBS’s Great Australian Walks, Susie Youssef was overwhelmed with emotions before her encounter with the majestic Wilpena Pound in the northern Flinders Ranges. But standing in front of the craggy natural amphitheatre some 400 kilometres north of Adelaide, the comedian and actor instantly felt at peace.

Aug 21, 2024 | inreview.com.au | Suzie Keen |Sandra Thom-Jones |PHIL BROWN |Lisa Woolford

The Assembly, a new ABC documentary series, introduces us to a diverse group of autistic people who are interested in pursuing journalism careers. The first episode strikes a nice balance between introducing the Macquarie University students, showing their classroom experience and an interview with a celebrity – in this instance, New Zealand actor Sam Neill. Other interview subjects in the series include singer Delta Goodrem, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and footballer Adam Goodes.

Aug 20, 2024 | inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Lisa Woolford

It’s tough poolside at The Calile Hotel in Fortitude Valley’s swish James Street precinct.  I mean, you risk getting stalked by your own sun lounge after lolling by the pool sipping a libation. Or at least this happens to Jack Chettra, star of the cute short film Poolside Attraction, which you can see now on the hotel’s website. (“We know you love our pool chairs but did you know that they love you too?” asks the hotel)And when I say short film, I mean really short, bless them. It’s just 92 seconds.

Aug 15, 2024 | inreview.com.au | Suzie Keen |Lisa Woolford |Penelope Debelle |Stephen Vagg

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