Charlie Jade

TV Series
2005
45m

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A missing persons detective finds himself caught between three parallel universes.A missing persons detective finds himself caught between three parallel universes.A missing persons detective finds himself caught between three parallel universes.

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7.2/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 4 nominations total

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Jeffrey Pierce

Charlie Jade

Michael Filipowich

01 Boxer

Michele Burgers

Essa Rompkin

Tyrone Benskin

Karl Lubinsky

Danny Keogh

Julius Galt

Marie-Julie Rivest

Jasmine…

Patricia McKenzie

Reena

Graham Clarke

Brion Boxer

David Dennis

Sew Sew Tukarrs

Langley Kirkwood

Ren Porter

Rolanda Marais

Blues Paddock

Lisa-Marie Schneider

Princess

Dean Slater

Malachi

Aubrey Shelton

Smeckler…

Lynita Crofford

Board Member #2…

Monde Theu

Board Member #3…

Anneke Weidemann

Jody

Jeanne Watson

Watson

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Charlie Jade's car is a Aston Martin DBS6, in production from about 1968 to about 1973. James Bond drove one in Au service secret de Sa Majesté (1969). It is Right Hand Drive as that is correct for Cape Town. A good one is worth about British Pound Sterling £50 000 or US $77250.

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Featured review

8/10

Welcome change from the usual

If you like the mainstream television sci fi series all with similar production styles and values then it is not likely that you will like this. I have watched many such series and films and enjoyed them as well as more unusual examples of the genre into which this falls. The unusual cinematography employing lots of hand held footage does start to jar after a while but the series is new and different and I really enjoyed it immensely. I recognised none of the actors but they all turned in believable performances and I would be happy to see them again in different roles. A good debut from a budding media industry and I look forward to more new projects from the region.