Keith Aberdein is probably best known for playing the small-town policeman who arouses Bruno Lawrence's ire in classic 1980s movie Smash Palace. But his screen work covers many angles: from reporting on the Wahine disaster, to producing and directing, to writing arguably the most ambitious television drama in New Zealand's history.
People look at us and think, ‘three million people, how do you do it?' Keith Aberdein in a 1985 issue of Onfilm, on New Zealand’s film and television industry
Interview, 2022
Interview, 2010
2023, Originial Screenplay - Film
2013, Writer - Film
2013, Reporter - Television
2010, Subject - Television
2010, Subject - Television
2004, Subject - Short Film
2002, Subject - Television
2000, Subject - Television
1994, Writer - Film
1992, Subject - Television
1992, Subject - Television
1984, Creator, Writer - Television
1984, Creator, Writer - Television
1984, Writer - Television
1984, As: Mitch - Film
1983, Writer - Television
1983, As: Father - Short Film
1983, Writer - Film
1982, Script Editor - Television
1982, Writer - Film
1982, Director, Writer - Television
1981, As: Tom - Television
1981, Writer - Television
1981 - 1983, As: Tom - Television
1981, As: Ray Foley - Film
1980, Writer - Television
1980 - 1984, Writer - Television
1980, Writer - Film
1979, Writer - Film
1977, Actor, Writer - Television
1977, Writer, As: Drummond Hay - Television
1977, Writer - Television
1977, Writer - Television
1977, Writer - Television
1977, Writer - Television
1977, Writer - Television
1977, Subject - Television
1976, Writer - Television
1976 - 1977, Writer - Television
1976, Script Editor - Television
1975, Writer - Television
1975 - 1983, Director, Writer, Producer, Actor - Television
1974, Reporter - Television
1974, Reporter - Television
1972, Writer - Television
1972, Writer - Television
1970, Actor - Television
1969, Director - Television
1969, Director - Music video
1968, Reporter - Television
1065 - 1969, Reporter (Wellington) - Television
1964 - 1969, Reporter - Television
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