Jack Irish: Bad Debts (2012)A former criminal lawyer is getting his life back together and now spends his days as a part-time investigator, debt collector, apprentice cabinet maker, punter and finding those who don't ... See full summary » Director:Jeffrey Walker |
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Linda Hillier
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Cam Delray
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Drew Greer
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Garth Bruce
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Kevin Pixley
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Isabel Irish
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Wayne Waylon Milovich
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Eddie Dollery
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Danny McKillop
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Lorna
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A former criminal lawyer is getting his life back together and now spends his days as a part-time investigator, debt collector, apprentice cabinet maker, punter and finding those who don't want to be found - dead or alive. When an ex-client wants his help, he lets it pass away. But then this guy turns up dead which forces him back into the ominous past he thought he left for good. Written by revamp21
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Country:
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14 October 2012 (Australia) See more »Filming Locations:
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Let me first say I am not Australian, The island I originate from is on a slightly smaller scale, the Isle of Man!
I have read all the Peter Temple books excepting 'White Dog', which I have been unable to get anywhere and was delighted to see that a couple of Jack Irish novels have been transferred to the screen and although I started viewing with trepidation it was soon dispersed as the storyline was spot-on and the acting by all was superb.
The characters are portrayed exactly as I imagined as are the various locations are not far off either, especially the pub!
Let us hope that more of the novels are transposed to the screen with the same exemplary skill of all concerned.
Now I am off to feast on 'Black Tide'.