The Ned Kelly

The Ned Kelly

The Ned Kelly

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The Ned Kelly

"He's the OTHER 'The Irishman'"

2025

0h 23m

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A 20-something rebels against the stinking government!

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11 members

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Brent Watkinson

Harry

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Leon Bishop

Mallory

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Sophie Landau

Mama

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Mark Tripodi

Pop

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Rob Lawry

Ned Kelly

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Jordan Curtis

Mean Guard

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Lur Alghurabi

Evil Warden

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Ben Hauser

Governor

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Justin McArthur

Dr Neagle

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Blake Smart

Step-Dad (Ben)

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Anthony Milich

Ned's Inner Monologue (voice)

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