Underbelly

Série télévisée
2008–2013
TV-MA
1h

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Chaque saison de cette série télévisée primée à plusieurs reprises vous emmène à travers une série de 13 épisodes dans la montée et la chute de la vraie vie de personnages de la pègre austra... Tout lireChaque saison de cette série télévisée primée à plusieurs reprises vous emmène à travers une série de 13 épisodes dans la montée et la chute de la vraie vie de personnages de la pègre australienne racontée des deux côtés de la loi.Chaque saison de cette série télévisée primée à plusieurs reprises vous emmène à travers une série de 13 épisodes dans la montée et la chute de la vraie vie de personnages de la pègre australienne racontée des deux côtés de la loi.

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- 28 victoires et 42 nominations au total

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HautLes mieux cotés6 saisons6 ans

• 2008–2013

Paul Tassone

Dennis Kelly

• 2009–2010

Dieter Brummer

Trevor Haken

• 2009–2010

Daniel Roberts

Jim Egan

• 2009–2010

Khan Chittenden

Frank 'The Little Gunman' Green

• 2011–2013

Rodger Corser

Steve Owen

• 2008

Roy Billing

Aussie Bob Trimbole

• 2009

Emma Booth

Kim Hollingsworth

• 2010

Danielle Cormack

Kate Leigh

• 2011

Anna Hutchison

Alison Dine

• 2009

Firass Dirani

John Ibrahim

• 2010

Chelsie Preston Crayford

Tilly Devine

• 2011

Gyton Grantley

Carl Williams

• 2008

Matthew Newton

Terry 'Mr Asia' Clark

• 2009

Wil Traval

Joe Dooley

• 2010

Anna McGahan

Nellie Cameron

• 2011

Kat Stewart

Roberta Williams

• 2008

Asher Keddie

Liz Cruickshank

• 2009

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9chrichtonsworld

Dare I say it? Yes! The Australian Sopranos.

The connection between Sopranos and this series is not far-fetched. Like that show it shows a life of crime and how these gangsters deal with their family. After having seen five episodes more depth is shown and it gets real clear that things will get very nasty indeed. The acting by the cast is superb. And it was good to see Calvan Mulvey (Heartbreak High) return in a much more mature role. What I liked especially in this show that it doesn't exactly choose sides. It is not just about the police getting the bad guys. They also show that even the gangsters have their morals and aren't entirely evil as most people would have us believe. But it doesn't glamorize the life of crime either. When necessary it does show the impact of the crimes committed. Excellent show!

9penguin-60

Brilliant blend of drama, comedy and realism

This is no easy subject to film and is still restricted in its distribution in Australia due to possible legal issues. I found it excellent. The cast is necessarily large and the acting exceptional. The gangsters really look evil and the blend of drugs, excessive sex and violence gives a chilling insight into this nether world of gangland culture. It is shot on location in Melbourne. The case is well known locally and despite it being a dramatization it runs more like a real life fly-on-the-wall documentary. For me it out Sopranoed the Sopranos and is one of the best gangster films Australia has ever produced. See it if you can. I watched all 13 episodes straight through!!

8wildlime

Not Bad At All

i thought this might be quite rushed. However I disagree with other comments here..

Each episode drags you into the underworld of the famous gangland killings in Melbourne.

I really like that Caroline Craig narrates. At points in this drama it does make you feel quite upset and also sad.

There are a lot of familiar faces if you have watched Australian TV/movies before.

I am currently up to episodes 8 and it's getting better with every episode.

I think it takes a few episodes to get into it.

8sagaranand-er

Fantastic series. Couldn't be better.

I loved watching every episode of the underbelly series. The moment you finish one episode, you cant help yourself but to start the next one. Amongst all the characters being played my favorite was Alphonse Gangitano played by Vince Colismo. He was too good. The series picks up momentum again with the introduction of Benji. I loved performance of Gyton Grantley throughout the series portraying Carl Williams. I recommend watching this to all. In all it is a great fun.The series is like a ticking time bomb and gets you involved with every episode. Though a lot of characters were in and out at short intervals, my personal opinion is the characters of Alphonse Gangitano, Jason Moran, Carl Williams, Roberta Williams, Benji were portrayed very well.

9gavindonnelly7

Each episode feels like a mini saga of its own.

I really can't say enough good things about this show. Each season we are introduced to a whole new cast of characters and series of events spanning over roughly a decade for each series. The show does a beautiful job of spanning over several years without feeling like anything is rushed or left out. Each episode feels like a mini saga of it's own, with new challenges and conflicts facing the characters that it focuses on. We watch characters grow from amateurs to professionals in a matter of episodes and it all feels very real. Also, as we see at the beginning of each episode, it is all based on real events. A quick search on the Internet will reveal that almost all characters and events are very close to their real counterparts. I could go on about the attention to detail in the story lines and the the top notch acting all around but you should just watch and see for yourself.

Note: I'm writing this review having just finished watching season 3 of Underbelly, which is unfortunately the last season available to me on Netflix here in the U.S.

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Anecdotes
Just days before its debut, a judge ordered the first series not be aired in the Australian state of Victoria, saying it would likely influence potential Melbourne jurors in Evangelos Goussis' trial over the murder of Lewis Moran. The DVDs of the series were released on May 8, 2008 (the day after the last episode aired) and were not allowed to be sold in Victoria for the same reason. Though Goussis' trial ended on May 30, 2008, Tony Mokbel has returned to Australia and faces trial on several charges, so the ban continues in Victoria. In September 2008, Channel 9 was allowed to air only the first five episodes of the series in Victoria, but blurred the face of Tony Mokbel's character, suppressed his name, and edited several scenes related to the character and crimes. The full first series and its DVDs will likely not be released in Victoria until Mokbel's trial is complete. This has not stopped Victorians from ordering DVDs of the show from other states. After the end of Mokbel's trial, the suppression order was lifted in May 2011, allowing Channel 9 to screen the series in Victoria in May-June 2011, although the final two episodes, aired on 21 June 2011, had some edits made to them. Since at least 2017, retail stores in Victoria have been allowed to sell DVDs and Blu-Ray's of the "Uncut" version of the first series.

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Series are set in Melbourne, Victoria. Victorian Number plates have three letters followed by three numbers, all cars in Underbelly have QLD variation of number plates where numbers are followed by letters.