Temuera Morrison: From Rotovegas to Hollywood...

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Temuera Morrison: From Rotovegas to Hollywood...

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Temuera Morrison staked his place in New Zealand screen history thanks to a single performance: Jake Heke in Once Were Warriors. He reprised his role in sequel What Becomes of the Broken Hearted? Before the Warriors films, Morrison played Dr Hone Ropata in the long-running soap Shortland Street. His career ranges across starring roles in many features, plus hosting talk and variety shows. In this ScreenTalk, Morrison talks about: Having a great time as a child actor on Rangi’s Catch Stumblin...

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