Showing posts with label ryan johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ryan johnson. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Wes Carr's Fearless video

You've seen the trailer, but now watch the full video for Wes Carr's new song Fearless, which features some of your favourite Out of the Blue cast members...



You can also go behind the scenes to the making of the video. Wes thanks Ryan Johnson (Stavva Jones), Clayton Watson (Jarrod O'Donnell) and his girlfriend Charlotte Gregg (Tracy O'Donnell) at the end of this clip...

Sunday, 31 May 2009

Cast reunite in Wes Carr video

It's always great to hear about what the Out of the Blue cast are up to these days, but the latest update is particularly exciting as it sees many of the gang involved in the same thing!

Yep, Australian Idol winner Wes Carr has some special recruits for the video to his new song Fearless. Alongside his partner Charlotte Gregg (Tracy O'Donnell), Ryan Johnson (Stavva Jones), Clayton Watson (Jarrod O'Donnell) and Sophie Katinis (Gabby West) also appear.

The full video hasn't been released yet, but Youtube has a 30-second trailer in which both Ryan and Clayton can be seen. Watch it below:



More good news is that the video has given the show its first mainstream media mention for months. In an article headlined "Wes Carr rings in the favours", The Daily Telegraph writes:

"Vince Colosimo, Pia Miranda and Matt Newton all appear in the clip, as does Carr's actress girlfriend Charlotte Gregg.

"Gregg is best known for appearing on Ten's series Out Of The Blue, and many of the cast can be seen in the clip, including Clayton Watson, Sophie Katinis and Ryan Johnson."

We'll let you know when we find the full video.

Friday, 10 April 2009

Clips: Blade's revenge

Blade's final encounter with Bec and Kirsten was one of the scariest moments of the whole series, and you can now relive it with the videos below.

Don't forget to keep visiting our Youtube channel for more exciting and memorable Out of the Blue clips. If you enjoy them, why not pass them on to friends who don't watch the show and let them see what they're missing.



Thursday, 2 April 2009

Clip: Lucia's secrets revealed

Here's another recent clip of Out of the Blue from our Youtube channel. This one shows Lucia's secret relationship being revealed, and she also lets slip a possible clue about Philby's murder.

One of the great things about this clip is how, at first, it seems like an ordinary 'forbidden love' type storyline... but then you get the added sinister twist of what Lucia might know about Philby's death. Out of the Blue always seems to keep you guessing and goes just that bit further than other soaps, constantly keeping viewers on their toes.

Enjoy.

Tuesday, 31 March 2009

Gyton Grantley gets Logie nods

Congratulations to Gyton Grantley, who's picked up two Logie Award nominations in Australia. His role as Carl Williams in Underbelly has earned him recognition in the Most Popular Actor and Most Outstanding Actor categories.

What has this got to do with Out of the Blue, you might ask? Well, Gyton played Alex, the geeky reunion video guy, in the first few weeks of the show's run.

Prior to Underbelly, Gyton played the role of Dane Pickerstaff in Headland, which also starred Sophie Katinis and Adrienne Pickering - best known to us as Gabby West and Detective Christine Taylor.

In 2007, he appeared alongside Ryan Johnson (Stavva Jones) and Charlotte Gregg (Tracy O'Donnell) in the movie All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane.

If that's not enough, he also used to date Charlotte!

Talk about a small world! Since Gyton appeared to know half the cast and is such a popular actor, it's a shame that he wasn't able to appear in more episodes.

For a full list of Logie Award nominations, click here.

Friday, 13 February 2009

'All My Friends...' airing at Canadian film festival

Sounds like Charlotte Gregg (Tracy O'Donnell) and Ryan Johnson's (Stavva Jones) movie All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane is getting some attention in Canada.

The 2007 rom-com will be airing at the OzFlix Film Festival in Toronto this weekend.

For more info, see this news report (which names the film as one of the festival's gems), as well as this general info page.

Also see the film's Wikipedia page for details of the movie itself.

Out of the Blue fans have found the movie difficult to get hold of, but it is possible to buy the DVD online. UK buyers should make sure that their DVD players can play other regions first and also bear in mind that it'll cost around £18 when you include postage. Finally, when buying DVDs from other countries, there's always the possibility of being hit by extra customs charges.

Thankfully, watching Aidan Gillett (Daniel McManus) in Home and Away later this month won't be so complicated!