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RushGenreCreated byStarringComposer(s)Country of originOriginal language(s)EnglishNo. Of seasons4No. Of episodes70 ProductionProduction location(s),Editor(s)Rodrigo BalartRunning time45 minutesProduction company(s)ReleaseOriginal networkPicture formatAudio formatOriginal release2 September 2008 ( 2008-09-02) –17 November 2011 ( 2011-11-17)External linksRush is an Australian television police drama that first screened on in September 2008. Set in, it focuses on the members of a Police Tactical Response team. It is produced by and Mimi Butler for, which was branded as the Southern Star Group during production of the series.In late October 2011, text phrasing on the cover art of 's DVD release of the fourth series first indicated Rush would not return for another series, meaning would be its last.

Soon after, the production company, known at the time as the confirmed with that a fifth series had not been commissioned. Did not issue any press releases stating the wrapping up of Rush. Executive Producer of Drama and Production at, Rick Maier, issued a statement on the show's official page: 'While we don't discount a return series, it is not on the cards at this stage – but we do intend to finish season four with a bang, literally.' Contents.Plot Rush follows the lives of members of the prestigious Tactical Response team (TR), which is based on the real life, a highly mobile unit that fills the operational gap between general duties police and the -like. The team is seen responding to violent incidents such as carjackings, suicides and armed offences.Most of the episodes involve at least one main plot, with one or two smaller subplots throughout each episode.

In some cases, they will focus on one plot, while the personal lives tend to fall into the form of smaller subplots that span over a number of episodes. Usually the team is divided into two, one team per case, with the team taking the minor subplot meeting up with the major team at some stage throughout the episode. The usual six-person team is split between two vehicles known as TR01 and TR02.In series four, the composition of the plot was revamped with only one large and extensive featured throughout the 13 episodes, as opposed to the story-line structure of prior series. Production The pilot for Rush, originally titled Rapid Response, was filmed in 2004 and based on an earlier script. The pilot featured several characters and cast who did not return for the series, including,. The series was initially rejected but years later was picked up for production when the affected Ten's imported shows.Sergeant Dominic 'Dom' Wales, played by, was originally scripted to be killed in the first season, however during production Van der Boom asked to be released. Her US working visa had been approved and being a 'Residency Visa', required her to move to the US.

As such, the character of Grace was killed off instead. Joined the cast for the second series, from 16 July 2009. The series is filmed in Victoria in both regional and metropolitan areas.A third season of Rush was announced by Channel Ten on 25 September 2009. It premiered in the time-slot of 8:30pm on 22 July 2010.A thirteen-episode fourth season was confirmed by Channel Ten's Executive Producer of Drama and Production, Rick Maier on 12 November 2010. He stated 'Rush continues to deliver great stories, great stunts and some of the best performances on TV'. Filming for the fourth season began on 6 May 2011.

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’s Pick Up Truck Pictures and ’s Arenamedia have acquired rights to make a movie from the life and spectacular comeback story of Mike “The Bike” Hailwood. Once considered the greatest motorcycle racer of all time, Hailwood retired from racing bikes at his career peak in 1967 after 12 victories at the Isle of Man TT. He set out to take back his crown in 1978, aboard a Ducati.Bana plans to star as Hailwood. He also will write a script and co-direct the film with Connolly.Hailwood revived his career by returning to a race that is considered the most dangerous motorsports event in the world, with 151 fatalities since its inception in 1907.

The high-speed race is run on public roads on the British island. Hailwood, who once interrupted his own race to pull a burning competitor out of his blazing Formula One race car and save his life, would himself die tragically at age 40 along with his daughter after a truck crashed into their vehicle as they headed to a restaurant. Related Story“We are absolutely thrilled that Eric Bana and Robert Connolly have taken Mike’s story to adapt into a feature film about his historic ‘comeback’ race win,” said Hailwood’s widow Pauline Hailwood, and their son David. “We are delighted that Mike will be depicted by Eric Bana, an actor with an immense passion and knowledge of motorsports, Mike’s career, and a rider himself.”Connolly directed and Bana stars in the recently completed film The Dry, adapted from the worldwide bestseller by Jane Harper. Bruna Papandrea’s Made up Stories produced it along with Bana and Connolly.Bana’s directorial debut came on Love the Beast, which premiered at Tribeca in 2009.

Connolly’s credits include the Oscar Isaac starrer Balibo and Paper Planes. The duo also collaborated on the Aussie film Romulus My Father.Bana is represented by WME and Sloane Offer. Sonic the hedgehog. Connolly is with UTA and Untitled Entertainment.Subscribe to and keep your inbox happy.