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Jun 23, 2024 · 2024 Gold Logie Award nominees Sonia Kruger, Tony Armstrong, Andy Lee, Robert Irwin, Larry Emdur and Julia Morris. Picture: Richard Dobson. Trent Dalton wowed the world with debut novel Boy Swallows Universe, and he and the gang behind the TV hit based on his book are on the cusp of Logies glory.
- RICHARD FERGUSON
Jun 25, 2024 · boy swallows universe secured nominations across the following categories: Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent: Felix Cameron and Lee Tiger Halley. Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in ...
Jun 18, 2024 · The limited series Boy Swallows Universe (2024) hit Netflix on 11 January and makes a stellar addition to Australian cinema. Eli Bell (Felix Cameron) is a teen with a family from the wrong side of the tracks; the series being adapted from the 2018 semi-autobiographical novel of the same name by Australian author, Trent Dalton.
Jun 24, 2024 · SBS received five nominations, three of which were for drama-thriller Safe Home. The Gold Logie nominees were entertainer and broadcaster Andy Lee, actor Asher Keddie, comedian Julia Morris, presenter Larry Emdur, presenter Robert Irwin, presenter Sonia Kruger, and broadcaster Tony Armstrong.
- Brendan Swift
Jun 12, 2024 · Trent Dalton was an award-winning journalist, working for major Australian news media companies such as The Courier-Mail and The Weekender Australian Magazine. He then stepped into the fictional literary world with his multi-award-winning debut novel “Boy Swallows Universe” in 2018 (which is now a television series on the Goliath streaming ...
Jun 25, 2024 · Dominating the drama series and fictional TV categories is Boy Swallows Universe, with ten nominations total. Netflix’s seven-part series adaptation of the Trent Dalton novel brought the ‘working-class fairy tale’ to life on the silver screen, and our reviewer Anthony Morris praised it for its ‘genre mash up’ and strong aesthetic:
Jun 24, 2024 · Felix Cameron shines as the young Eli, while Phoebe Tonkin infuses depth into the character of Eli’s mother. Stellar performances by Australian actors, including Simon Baker and Anthony LaPaglia, elevate the adaptation, lending authenticity to the story.
