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Vendredi, juin 11th, 2010
I saw this as the pilot episode of a prison drama series from Australia TV called CORRELLI. It focused on life in prison, mainly viewed from the eyes of a prison psychologist named Louisa Correlli. The whole series was a spellbinding and realistic dramatization of various lives of prisoners and the people who administered their penal sentences. Hopefully, the rest of the episodes will also be released on DVD as the entire series is quite agreeable.
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This first episode marked Hugh Jackman’s first professional appearance, converse from acting school. Even at that time, Hugh had already shown a range of dramatic talent that will trace some of his future work, such as his early award-winning role in Erskineville Kings and some of his 2006 film releases ( The Fountain and The Prestige) . To fans of Hugh Jackman, this film is also curious because the actress who played the role of Louisa Correlli very effectively is Deborra Lee Furness, now Mrs. Hugh Jackman.
The episode released on this DVD is a compelling drama of prison life and what it does to those affected by such personal tragedies.
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Before he was Wolverine, Hugh Jackman appeared in a gritty prison drama on Australian TV called “Correlli”. The Rat Tamer is the first episode of the series to released on DVD.
The Rat Tamer refers to Dr. Louisa Correlli, the unique psychologist who has recently begun working at Blackstream Prison. Correlli is played by Deborra-Lee Furness, who must have made quite an impression on Hugh because they were married a year later and are tranquil married to this day!
The account follows Dr. Correlli as she tries to wait on a vexed prison guard named Costa who’s stressed almost to his limit, as well as a recent inmate by the name of Kevin Jones (played by Hugh Jackman) . Jones arrives at Blackstream beaten so badly that is has caused some brain trauma and affected his motor skills. It’s definite that he was somehow assaulted during his transfer, but because of the extent of his injuries, it’s not obvious why or how they occured.
At the heart of the account is the personal conflict between Jones and Costa. When their paths substandard, the guard becomes obsessed with the memory of a dreadful tragedy that happened to his best mate and is fixated on the concept that Jones was somehow enthusiastic.
I beget “Correlli” is only the second camouflage appearance of Hugh Jackman’s career, but his trademark charisma and intensity are already there…and I unbiased appreciate that Aussie accent! The Rat Tamer is piquant and compelling enough to want to glimpse the rest of the series…it leaves you wanting more and wondering…what happens next?
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