Updates
Check out Sentis’ Autism Awareness video narrated by Hugo with his nephew Ky! More caps in the gallery
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Check out the campaign page crowdfunding for the restoration of Proof. The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia has an exciting new program to digitally restore and preserve classic and cult Australian films, so they can be seen in today’s digital cinemas. It’s called NFSA Restores, and we’ve already worked on a number of […]
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HUGO Weaving has taken top billing on the all-star Australian call sheet for a new six-part ABC drama series, Seven Types Of Ambiguity. The literary adaptation of Elliot Perlman’s extraordinary novel by the same name, the psychological mystery will follow seven characters and the risks they take for love. The thriller, which has begun filming […]
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The 2015 Film Critics Circle of Australia Award nominations have been announced and Hugo is nominated for best supporting actor for both Strangerland and The Dressmaker! The Dressmaker has a further 9 (!) nominations and Nicole Kidman is nominated for best actress for Strangerland. Check out all the nominations here!
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Congratulations to Hugo for the Sydney Theatre Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role in a Mainstage Production for STC’s Endgame! You can view all the nominations and winners @Sydney Theatre Awards, @The Daily Review and @The Age.
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Congratulations to Hugo on his 5th AFI/AACTA award, this time for best supporting actor, and to the whole cast & crew of The Dressmaker! The movie received the People’s Choice Award, Kate Winslet best actress and Judy Davis best supporting actress. Here’s a few pics to wet your appetite, there’s more on twitter and I’ll […]
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The Daily Mail and The Daily Telegraph ran two stories today with pics from the set of Hacksaw Ridge, including Hugo as Tom Doss – check out the pictures below!
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If you still need convincing to get your own copy of Healing or simply enjoy seeing some of the scenes again, here’s a playlist with my personal favourites from Craig Monahan’s movie – enjoy!
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