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Don't Tell Me - First Episode
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1989
Ginette's pencil isn't working...– Dianne Swann looks to her team leader for help on a film question
On my left, a lady whom I first met 15 years ago when I had the misfortune to write scripts for Close to Home, and she had the even greater misfortune to have to breathe life into this lifeless dialogue. Since then one of us has rocketed into stardom, and with a string of feature films and series, culminating in the magnificent success of Maxine in Gloss, it can only be Ilona Rodgers...– Team leader Jim Hopkins introduces actor Ilona Rodgers
...I've got some fabulous teammates tonight. On my left, I've got the man who inbetween writing anonymous letters to TVNZ asking them to bring back frontmen for the over 40s, he organises expos, sesquis, sexpos and eskies to the music of Schubert. He needs no introduction really, he's Ian Fraser.– Team leader Ginette McDonald introduces the multi-facteted Ian Fraser
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