George Henare: Acting on screen and stage...

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George Henare: Acting on screen and stage...

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George Henare is acting royalty in New Zealand with a huge body of work in theatre, television and movies. His first screen performance was as a suspected killer in the 1976 TV play The Park Terrace Murder. From there Henare starred as Hone Heke in the epic TV drama The Governor. Moving to the big screen, Henare portrayed the evil tohunga in The Silent One. Henare's other film and television credits include Mercy Peak, Shortland Street, Hercules and Xena, Rapa Nui, Once Were Warriors, and The...

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actor / television / theatre / the govenor / treaty / waitangi / treaty of waitangi / historical reenactments / horses / makeup / race horses / the silent one / hercules / acting / once were warriors / lee tamahori / haka / crooked earth / kevin sorbo / nights in the garden of spain / the loveley bones / rachel weisz

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