Thursday, November 24, 2016
Monday, November 14, 2016
Keisha Castle-Hughes And Will Brittain RSVP For ‘The Divorce Party’
EXCLUSIVE: Keisha Castle-Hughes and Will Brittain have been cast in the Hughes William Thompson-directed dramady The Divorce Party from Sprockerfeller Films and 2020 Production. The two join topliners Thomas Cocquerel, Matilda Lutz, and Claire Holt in the film that began shooting this month in Georgia.***********************************************************************
The pic follows a newly dumped divorcee (Cocquerel) who hires his former wedding planner (Lutz) to throw a “divorce party” celebrating his new singledom after being left by his wife (Holt). Lane Garrison and Mark Famiglietti wrote the script with Sunil Perkash, Ryan R. Johnson, Martin Sprock and Paresh Ghelani producing. Hughes will play Jan, the best friend of Holt’s character who sides with the ex-wife during the divorce. She received an Oscar nom for her lead role in the 2003 film Whale Rider and has recently appeared in HBO’s Game Of Thrones and Showtime’s’ Roadies. Hughes is repped by Innovative Artists and Industry Entertainment, Brittain, repped by Gersh and Roar, plays Nick who swiftly swoops in and begins dating the ex-wife. Last scene in Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some, he can next be seen in Legendary’s Kong: Skull Island.
Monday, October 31, 2016
Friday, October 7, 2016
Keisha Castle-Hughes' show Roadies
Lets take a look back in pix of Keisha Castle-Hughes' show Roadies. Gone to soon...
Monday, September 26, 2016
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Keisha Castle-Hughes' television show Roadies has been canned after one season
After just one season, Roadies, which starred Kiwi actress Keisha Castle-Hughes, has been cancelled. The 26-year-old Whale Rider star played "punk funk lesbian" sound engineer Donna Mancini in Cameron Crowe's (Say Anything, Almost Famous) firstTV series.
It was a behind-the-scenes drama, following the crew working for a successful rock band, but it never really found its feet, drawing low ratings from viewers and mixed reviews from critics. Variety's Maureen Ryan wrote that the show "feels like a Spotify playlist in search of a reason to exist". The 10-episode season wrapped in August with the finale bringing in just more than 500,000 viewers, according to Nielsen's "Live +3" ratings. In a post online, Crowe wrote: "Thanks to Showtime and JJ Abrams for the opportunity to make the one and only season of Roadies. My mind is still spinning from the giddy highs of working with this epic cast and crew. "Though we could tell a thousand more stories, this run ends with a complete 10-hour tale of music and love."
Keisha Castle-Hughes took to Twitter to acknowledge the end of Roadies, writing: "My [Roadies] family. I am so proud of what we achieved. Love you deep! Rock on forever mother******s!"
Sunday, August 14, 2016
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