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‘After The Party’ Producer Helen Bowden On Robyn Malcolm’s Star Turn, Roles For Older Women & Why A Second Season Of Kiwi Drama Isn’t Happening
DeadlineStory by Jesse Whittock
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Kiwi drama 'After the Party' producer dishes on landing breakout star Robyn Malcolm and why a second season isn't happening
beat sheet
- After the Party has put 64-year-old actress Robyn Malcolm in the spotlight, proving there's still major appetite for roles for older women in TV
- Despite the show's international success, producer Helen Bowden says a second season isn't in the works due to the challenges of bringing the Kiwi cast and crew back together
call sheet
Robyn Malcolm, Helen Bowden, Peter Mullan, ITV Studios, Ling Pictures, 'After The Party'