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Life 2.0
Season 1, Episode 6
A young woman navigates the challenges of adulthood in a small town. With humor and heart, she faces unexpected twists, uncovering secrets and finding her path.
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2024
English
1080i
Dolby 5.1
Drama
Suspense/thriller
Mystery & Suspense
Cast & Crew
Ella Purnell
(Actor)
.. Rhiannon Lewis
Nicole Lecky
(Actor)
Jon Pointing
(Actor)
Calam Lynch
(Actor)
Leah Harvey
(Actor)
Jeremy Swift
(Actor)
Dustin Demri-burns
(Actor)
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Did You Know..
Ella Purnell
(Actor)
.. Rhiannon Lewis
Born:
September 17, 1996
Birthplace: London, England
Birthplace: London, England
Trivia:
In 2008, she beat hundreds of girls for a role in Oliver! at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in London, and remained in the stage production for a year. Said Keira Knightley acted "like a big sister" when Purnell played a younger version of the actress in the movie Never Let Me Go. Had her first onscreen kiss with Charlie Rowe. Named in 2010 by Screen International as one of its hot up-and-coming UK Stars of Tomorrow. Handpicked by Angelina Jolie to play a teenage version of the Oscar-winning actress in Maleficent.
Nicole Lecky
(Actor)
Jon Pointing
(Actor)
Calam Lynch
(Actor)
Leah Harvey
(Actor)
Jeremy Swift
(Actor)
Born:
June 27, 1960
Birthplace: Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England
Birthplace: Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England
Trivia:
A slightly burly, heavyset British actor of cinema and television, Jeremy Swift seemed predestined for not merely character roles, but characterizations as a slightly blustery oaf. In the process of establishing himself, he grew into a performer venerated by audiences, and one of the busiest actors in British filmdom. Swift debuted on camera in the very early '80s, with bit parts in features including Fords on Water (1983) and Mr. Love (1985), but remained offscreen in the 10 years or so that followed. He reemerged as a prolific television player in the mid-'90s on U.K. series including Next of Kin, Making the Difference, and The Grand, then experienced a substantial change of venue in 2001, when the legendary Robert Altman cast him in the period murder mystery Gosford Park. That assignment inducted Swift into cinematic releases, and he followed it up with work in outings such as Mike Barker's To Kill a King (2002), Roman Polanski's Oliver Twist (2005) (as the aptly named Mr. Bumble), and the Vince Vaughn Christmas comedy Fred Claus (2007). Also in 2007, Swift enjoyed a plum supporting role in director John Crowley's acclaimed psychological drama Boy A.
Dustin Demri-burns
(Actor)
