Congratulations Mr G, Ja’mie and Jonah

Posted by Nicholas Gruen on Friday, March 28, 2008

Summer Heights High was written and performed by Chris Lilley.They’re all off to America and the UK.



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8 Responses to “Congratulations Mr G, Ja’mie and Jonah”

  1. James Farrell said:

    A caller on local radio yesterday suggested Chris Lilley should star in the planned television movie on Maxine McKew — as McKew, Howard and some representative voters. It was meant as joke, but I think he might very well pull it off.

  2. Helen said:

    Why? I’ve watched and loved everything Lilley has ever done, and he specialises in characters who are massively over-reaching and in love with themselves and their own perceived brilliance, while, in fact, being tragically lacking in dignity, talent, self awareness and social skills. I don’t see McKew as falling into that category.

  3. James Farrell said:

    Well, what about a fictitious Making of ‘Maxine’? He could portray the actors chosen for the parts of McKew, Howard and some representative voters.

  4. Francis Xavier Holden said:

    Helen to play Maxine , Harry Clarke to play JWH, nabakov - Malcolm Turnbull, CL or saint - Tony Abbott, TonyT - Wilson Iron Bar Tuckey, Nic Gruen - Kevin Rudd, Ken Parish - Brendan Nelson, Jacques C- Barry Jones, …….

  5. Pavlov's Cat said:

    I nominate Zoe from Crazybrave for Julia.

    Bags I not Julie Bishop, but.

  6. Laura said:

    I would like to be that white blouse of Maxine’s with the satiny collar and cuffs and the see-through stripes.

  7. Liam said:

    Homer Paxton for Barry Cohen.
    Fyodor for Annabel Crabb.
    John Greenfield for Alan Ramsey.

  8. Fyodor said:

    Fyodor for Annabel Crabb.

    Ma certo.

    Oh. I see what you mean. Probably still affirmative. Hair might be a challenge, but: I’d need some help to avoid looking like Nigel Tufnel.

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