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New Rebecca Gibney TV series amongst Screen Australia's latest funding projects

Rebecca Gibney in new Seven series from Matchbox to be funded by Screen Australia

By Mediaweek AdminPublished Aug 4, 2015
1 min read
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Screen Australia has announced investment of $3.19 million in a range of new projects that will trigger production to the value of $38.4 million. Projects supported in this round of funding include an action adventure film The Nest, which is an official Australian/Chinese co-production, A Few Less Men, the sequel to one of Australia’s most successful comedy features of 2011 A Few Best Men, and a new TV series starring Rebecca Gibney.

The TV series for Seven has a working title of Wanted. The action adventure drama is from the team at Matchbox Pictures and will star Gibney who is also listed as an EP on the project. The series will be directed by Shirley Barrett, and follows two strangers who intervene in a deadly carjacking only to be swept up in a roller-coaster chase across Australia in a car full of money.

WANTED (working title)
Matchbox Pictures Pty Ltd and R&R Productions Pty Ltd
Genre: Action Adventure, Drama
Producers: Andy Walker, Richard Bell
Executive producers: Rebecca Gibney, Tony Ayres
Director: Shirley Barrett
Script producer: Timothy Hobart
Writers: Timothy Hobart, John Ridley, Kirsty Fisher
Cast: Rebecca Gibney
Broadcaster: Seven Network
Domestic/international sales: Universal Media Studios International
Synopsis: When two strangers intervene in a deadly car jacking, they are swept up in a roller-coaster chase across Australia in a car full of money.

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