"The Creep" - Dylan Roberton
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"The Creep" - Dylan Roberton
Ever wondered what Dylan Roberton did before he was drafted into the AFL? Well watch this short film from back in 2009 and you might get an idea!! -
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stkildathunda wrote:Ever wondered what Dylan Roberton did before he was drafted into the AFL? Well watch this short film from back in 2009 and you might get an idea!! -
Well Scotty said Dylan was bohemian
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That was posted on the Fremantle forum & then posted into the Saints forum by a Freo fan on Big Footy.
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markp wrote:Awful... 1/2 a star out of 5.
That means he's far too good for home and away then !
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hehe, maybe he should have slipped Eric Bana his headshots. Get him into his next movie.
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Re: "The Creep" - Dylan Roberton
When Scotty said Roberton was a bohemian, I had visions of him roaming around in a field playing a lute or painting a landscape when not playing footy
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Re: "The Creep" - Dylan Roberton
I was thinking more acid and jazz poetry.spert wrote:When Scotty said Roberton was a bohemian, I had visions of him roaming around in a field playing a lute or painting a landscape when not playing footy
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I actually think Dylan gives a fair performance in this. He has quite a menacing screen presence and lives up to the name of the title. People are saying "don't give up your day job", but I think his portrayal of The Creep warrants another go at acting in front of the camera. Possibly the best acting performance by a footy player since Rene Kink played the part of Tank O'Donohue in The Club (1980). Love how they framed him in the Dutch tilt whilst he's digging the grave.
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Agreed. There's something quirky and unsettling about an out of focus, poorly lit frame of Dylan.
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Love this film. Also "Based on actual events" at the end? How accurate is this statement?
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Love this film. Also "Based on actual events" at the end? How accurate is this statement?
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Hahahaha Someone forgot to find critical focus when framing up for the shot. Not to mention, forgetting to sufficiently light the scene. That is where a basic knowledge of cinematography comes in handy.Trixilver wrote:Agreed. There's something quirky and unsettling about an out of focus, poorly lit frame of Dylan.
Love this film. Also "Based on actual events" at the end? How accurate is this statement?
I would say the statement is about as accurate as the Coen Brothers' statement, during the opening title sequence of Fargo.
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This little austere video is well worth a revisit.
Week after week, Dylan Roberton has been striking fear into the hearts of his opponents, much the character he plays in The Creep!!
Week after week, Dylan Roberton has been striking fear into the hearts of his opponents, much the character he plays in The Creep!!
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Re: "The Creep" - Dylan Roberton
Good nickname. We've had The Shadow (Ditterich), The G-Train (Gehrig), The Big Show (Gardiner). Now we have The Creep.