I started a new-to-me Netflix series “Rake”. After the first episode passes and you can eat again the rest are better.
I love this type of character and there is a lot of humor, even pathos. Which I think go hand in hand in life. It takes place in an Australian atmosphere and Richard Roxburgh is the lead as Cleaver Greene, an appropriate name. From the net:
“Richard Roxburgh plays Cleaver Greene, a talented but self-destructive barrister who uses unconventional methods and usually defends those beyond redemption. With unyielding optimism he takes on only the most difficult court cases that no one else wants, from suicide bombing to sex offences and thefts to psychotic school girl drama. At the same time the Sydney barrister tries to put his personal life in order, where his addiction to short term highs and women land him into trouble.
Awards: Logie Award for Most Outstanding Actor”
It has everything, rated R definitely, no apologies, I like it.
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Might have to take A look cheers
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Yup
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Glad you are enjoying Rake, its a top show, with some very Aussie humour. I’m hoping they make another series.
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There was an American TV show called “Rake” that ran for just one season (2014) starting Greg Kinnear as “an outspoken and self-destructive criminal defense lawyer takes on the most challenging cases.” Sounds very similar.
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Yes it does. I like GK but I think the Aussie is better suited to the role.
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I’ll have to take a look.
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I think you’d enjoy the humor
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It is the most delightful character study, and very Aussie. When it started it would have summed up more about the 90s even though it is set in the early 2000s.
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Found it, thanks for the tip
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Perhaps you might also enjoy ‘Doing Time for Patsy Cline’ featuring Richard Roxburgh. A bit hard to find now, I suppose, but worth the effort, I think.
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Thanks, Rugby. I must check this out. Hope I can get it in Mexico.
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I think I’m addicted, gets funnier as it goes along, but also poignant? Not explaining it well. I like these types of characters.
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I can’t get it yet. Where do you live?
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Wyoming
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It’s on a bunch of services: youtube,
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Itunes, amazon prime and Google play
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I knew that!! Cheyenne, right? Where I used to live?
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Yes!
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It doesn’t show up on my Netflix.
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Bummer
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