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800 Words - Season 1
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It is a series of dramatic events faced by that father who worked in a newspaper. The events began after the father quit his post as a famous columnist with 800 words in one of Sydney's best-selling newspapers. After his resignation, the father managed to buy a new home in a remote coastal town in New Zealand, where everything looks fine. Now, things are turning to a different turn when that guy decides to tell the story to his teenage boys who have lost their mothers.
It is a series of dramatic events faced by that father who worked in a newspaper. The events began after the father quit his post as a famous columnist with 800 words in one of Sydney's best-selling newspapers. After his resignation, the father managed to buy a new home in a remote coastal town in New Zealand, where everything looks fine. Now, things are turning to a different turn when that guy decides to tell the story to his teenage boys who have lost their mothers.
Actors:
Harlin Raerino,
Emma Leonard,
Olivia Tennet,
Heath Jones,
John Leigh,
Taylor OLeary,
Ditch Davey,
Phil Brown,
Renee Lyons,
Ngamaru Raerino,
Benson Jack Anthony,
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Harlin Raerino
Emma Leonard
Olivia Tennet
4 January 1991, Auckland, New Zealand
Heath Jones
John Leigh
1965, New Zealand
Taylor OLeary
Ditch Davey
12 April 1972, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Phil Brown
Renee Lyons
Ngamaru Raerino
Benson Jack Anthony
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Mike Smith, Pino Amenta
Country:
New Zealand, Australia
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May 21, 2019
The reception for 800 Words affirms that there's still a place for well written, well crafted, well cast traditional drama on FTA commercial TV.
