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Well hello Mr Page
Sneak peek from The Debt.
Nathan Page and Mark Saturno as "Guides" Speak suit, pinky ring and that slight "Psycho" feel to their presence š«£
(Call 1-800-henchman for quote)
The personification of sleazy mind-whisperers
Nathan Page as Simon in Strife season 2 (2025)
I see what youāre up toā¦
All right⦠Iāll let you off the hook. Just this onceā¦
All photos are by Sam McAdam-Cooper - from the out takes someone posted in a Quicktime mini-vid. (I canāt remember who did, so canāt credit the poster, but DO know Sam took the photos.)
Gaaaaahhhh
And combined in a gif
random leftover Jack Robinson gifs 1/2 āØ
Nathan Page being totally adorable while I was filming his little message
@avoteforme this one is for you š
A little behind the scenes thing where Jack is "complaining" about Miss Fisher. As if we didn't know that he secretly likes her antics. (S2)
@avoteforme you like? š
All in one place:
A masterpost of episode-related fics for Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.
(Note: Tumblr only allows 100 links per post, so I've split the original post into three)
Season 1 masterpost
Season 2 masterpost
Season 3 masterpost
Featuring: Fics in chapters of collections + fics that aren't tagged with the most common episode tags. In other words, fics that won't show up if you look at an episode's tag on AO3.
I'll be updating this post, so if you see a reblogged version, click through to the original post to see any new additions. [Updated 28/05/2023]
Wish I'd found this sooner! What a phrackinc fantastic piece of work š
you can have a little Inspector Jack Robinson, as a treat
All in one place: A masterpost of hard-to-search-for MFMM episode-related fics
Featuring: Fics in chapters of collections + fics that aren't tagged with the most common episode tags. In other words, fics that won't show up if you look at an episode's tag on AO3.
This isn't a side-eye at the way authors choose to post, I simply want to have all the episode-related fics I love in one place, especially for after rewatches :D
** I'll be updating this post, so if you see a reblogged version, click through to the original post to see any new additions.**
Without further ado:
Hair todayā¦. gone tomorrow
Update of my July 2016 postĀ
Posted 26 May 2020
Jackās Neckties by Episode
After visualizing Jackās ties by season, by number of episodes and by wardrobe mixups, we finally arrive at the (probably) final entry of this tie-focused series of posts. Today, letās check a tie-wise overview of each episode of the series.
Each graph shows the ties worn in each episode, ordered by screen appearance, from bottom to top. There is a very strong correlation between the number of different outfits Jack wears with the number of days of each investigation, so these graphs can also show us the span of time of each episode.
Again, huge thanks to @foxspirit1928ā for the posts showing each tie worn per episode!! And if you are confused about the names of each tie, please check my other post.
Season 1
Notice how in The Green Mill Murder (S1E3) and Death at Victoria Dock (S1E4) Jack wears the exact same ties in the same order. I donāt know about you, but I donāt believe in coincidences.Ā š¹šµšŖš š-šÆš²šµš®š¼ š½š±š®š¶š®
The āBeige Tieā appears quite frequently in the final scenes of the show, while the āStriped Tieā seems to be more commonly used in the middle of the episode. Itās also interesting to note that in the last episode of the season Jack uses the same tie twice, although in different suits. This only ever happens again in continuity errors (which I chose not to show in these graphs as it would disrupt the visualization, but if you are interested you can check them here ).
Season 2
We can clearly see how in season 2 Jack seems to start the investigation in darker blue ties and end the episode (usually in Phryneās parlour) in his āMaroon Tieā or āBeige Tieā. One exception is the golden tie he wears in Dead Air (S2E11), when he is undercover. He also wears a special tie during his time on the šŖš²šÆš”š¢šÆš¬š²š° āš„šÆš¦š°š±šŖšš° š ššÆš¬š© š¢šš¦š°š¬š”š¢Ā (S2E13) and a very random tie on Blood of Juana the Mad (S2E8) that never appeared again.
Season 3
In season 3 we have a strong prevalence of blue and a great variety in styles, with many new ties being introduced.Ā Itās interesting to note that, after the first episode where theĀ āRather Nice Tieā is introduced and Phryne mentions how much she likes it, Jack is only seen using it in the final scenes of the show, usually private moments with her.
Itās also interesting to note that theĀ āDiamond Striped Tieā is mainly a mid-episode tie both in season 1 and 2, but in season 3 is worn in the final moments of the show.
Nathan PageĀ -Ā Cyclist
kalerider and I did our best to find photographs of Nathan at these championships. I wrote to The Australian Sports CommissionĀ who said that their image archive did date back to the early 1980s but the Cycling archives during 1988 and 89 were lacking and so they had no images of Nathan.
Nor did Cycling News - too early for them
He rode alongside Lance Armstrong in Europe and attended the Australian Institute of Sport with Stuart O'Grady, but Page says he gave up his dreams at 19 because he was one of only a few cyclists on the European tour determined to stay clean. āIt was an era that was plagued by drugs and it was very hard to see your way through to a long career⦠but because I stayed clean, you could beat them some of the time, but not all of the timeā says Page, now 40. āāI think Australia was really pretty good, particularly the Institute of Sport. You had a buffer ⦠but once you moved to Europe it was a different thing altogether. The road circuit was a pretty dirty world and itās only just coming out of it now.ā
Page, who broke a junior world record on the cycling track, says: āIn the end I just remember being in Moscow, just being in tears, just thinking, āI know Iām that fast, the amount of work thatās gone in, Iām so close, but these guys are on massive amounts of steroids and EPO and you simply canāt compete.ā
The man andĀ a bicycle
Ā Nathan in action
Some team photos
Ā Ā Ā and of course some of Nathan on the podium !
Ā ThisĀ is a video of Nathan cycling in SydneyĀ for Vuelo VeloĀ . Enjoy.
https://vimeo.com/9653206
and finallyā¦
āFYI, the guy in the all black kit at the start of the video is Nathan Page who has been ācameoingā for us. He was āRay Chuckā in the second series of Underbelly and has just finished filming the latest series āSquizzyā. Can ride a bike and just manages to avoid all the carnageā
This is a very short glimpse of the rear view of Nathan on a bike but watch how he turns back after the crash toĀ checkĀ that everyone is OK.
http://www.physiohealth.com.au/bike-bug-report-dec-17/
Apologies for the length of the post but I do get carried away by Nathan and his cycling.
Hair todayā¦. gone tomorrow
Update of my July 2016 postĀ
Posted 26 May 2020
Miss Fisher & The Crypt of Tears Music
For anyone wanting the lyrics to the first trailer of Miss Fisher & The Crypt of Tears:
Got no time for careless whispers I play my own game Silent when they see me coming They know my name
Cracks in the mirror Still I shimmer Nothingās gonna bring me down I wonāt be falling and falling now
I know that Iāll keep on shining In the shadows Iāll be dancing My reflectionās mesmerizing You know Iām nothing but diamonds
Radio interview with Nathan Page from September 2013
http://www.4bc.com.au/radio/nathan-page-from-squizzy-20130905-2t8eg.html
I posted this early last year and thought some of you might not have heard it before so here it is again.Ā āThat Voiceā
I also have a transcript of the conversation here :Ā
INTERVIEW WITH NATHAN PAGE IN SEPTEMBER 2013
WELCOME NATHAN PAGE
Good evening, how are you?
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR LATEST ROLE IN SQUIZZY WHICH IS OUT ON DVD
Thanks very much. Itās not my first Underbelly role. Ā I canāt remember the date I did the first but it was the second series and I played a character called Ray Chuck. Set in the 70s. This is a completely different look, completely different character. Itās fun to mix it up for sure.
IT WAS ALSO KNOWN AS A TALE OF TWO T**TIES; THERE WAS QUITE A LOT OF NIPPLE ACTION
Yeah, everyoneās except mine.
IN SQUIZZY YOU HAD SIDE LEVERS ā ITāS A GOOD LOOK, IS IT SOMETHING YOUāRE GOING TO MAINTAIN?
No, I donāt think so. Itās funny because originally they had offered me the part of a Detective Inspector and Iām playing the part of a Detective Inspector in MFMM. Iāve just finished shooting a second season and of course itās in the same kind of era. Ā I was concerned that I would look the same, be asking questions. Ā MFMM is about to start, air on TV on Friday night and Squizzy has just finished so I wanted a completely different look so they offered me the Stokes character, but I said yeah but I got to look really different. Yeah, yeah they said, some facial hair. Ā How long does it take you to grow a beard? ā I said I donāt know ā a while ā so they did this thing called āflockingā which Iād never heard of before. You hold a magnet and a spoon and they basically shoot this synthetic hair at your face which has glue on it so it all stands on end ā you actually look like a GI Joe. Looks a bit odd at first. Ā I didnāt have time to grow the beard so thatās what we did at first ā until I grew it.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO THIS MFMM ā MORE OF YOU ON THE SMALL SCREEN. Ā
Well itās a beautiful series, beautifully shot. That one starts on Friday night. Ā It has a massive following overseas, particularly France. Ā The books are very popular as well.
MEANWHILE ON DVD IS UNDERBELLY SQUIZZY WITH A WONDERFUL CAST ā YOUāRE TEAMING UP WITH JARED DEPARIS.
Yes it was a big job for a young guy and thereās a weight of expectation. Ā He handled himself really professionally. Ā I think he did a wonderful job.
I missed out the little bit on Squizzy ā mainly the interviewer talking.
HOW OLD ARE YOU EXACTLY, NATHAN?
Iām 40.
THERE IS A PART OF YOU, I HOPE YOU DONāT MIND ME SAYING THIS, THATāS EVEN MORE MATURE THAN THAT IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN.
NP laughs and then says Hang on, what does that meanĀ ?
ITāS A GOOD THING, NATHAN. YOUāRE MATURE BEYOND YOUR YEARS
NP laughs. You mean the bags under my eyes.
NO, NO ā YOU CARRY YOURSELF AS THIS BLOKE WHOāS BEEN AROUND ON OUR SCREENS FOR DECADES. Ā HERE YOU ARE AT 40, STILL IN YOUR PRIME.
I guess itās an interesting time, some of the best roles are for males between 30 and 50, I reckon.
WHERE DO YOU THINK YOUāRE GOING WITH THIS, ACTING WISE
Well itās always hard to say, these days I donāt bank on any single thing for any kind of trajectory. Itās such a fickle industry and I think for me I guess primarily I just keep looking for things that are going to challenge me or scare me. Ā Thatās why I got into it in the first place ā to scare myself. Yeah if I donāt think I can do it I think I may as well have a crack at it. Ā That was certainly the case when I took the romantic lead in MFMM and then now Iāve got to look for something different entirely, I guess, however long it takes.
ARE YOU A BIT OF AN AUSSIE LARRIKIN?
Actually no, not at all. Ā I donāt follow any code of football, I am an ex-cyclist, I still ride my pushbike a lot. Not a sports follower. Iām not much of a beer drinker. Iām a little bit more of a red wine connoisseur, quaffer. Ā I donāt have a car thatās particularly (special), I do have a motorbike. Iāve got a Triumph Speed Triple. NICE. Yeah lovely. A far cry from period motorbikes which I had to ride a little while ago as well.
WHY DID YOU MOVE TO MELBOURNE?
I actually moved down to shoot the series MFMM and mum and dad are down here. Mumās not too well so I thought if I stuck around and helped them out a little bit. Ā I always want an excuse to move around. Ā I was in Sydney for 10 years. Ā I grew up in an Airforce family so every 3 years or so weād uproot. Ā This is the next chapter of it.
ARE YOU THE NICE GUY IN THE PARK PLAYING WITH THE KIDS? I ASK YOU THAT BECAUSE THATāS HOW YOUR VOICE AGENT KATHY EVANS DESCRIBES YOU.
I guess so. Ā I got a couple of little dudes, little boys ā so yeah I have lots of park time pencilled into my diary, thatās for sure, although Iām not so sure Iām the nice guy in the park ā Iām kinda the stressed dad ā the 15 month old just bolts straight for the road and then the other one just ? with someone on the slide. Multi-tasking by virtue of having 2 kids therefore Iām in trouble.
DO WOMEN THINK OF YOU AS THE MODERN MAN ā MODERN AND MANLY?
NP laughs. Oh man, I have no idea
YOU HAVE A TALENT OF BRINGING OLD AND NEW TOGETHER. IS THAT SOMETHING THAT COMES NATURALLY?
In what context?Ā Ā
UNDERBELLY WAS SET IN 1970S AND 1920S
Oh yes. Itās quite possibly a little easier with the Underbellys because they donāt have to stick too hard to the nuances of the times ā itās a modernised version. With MFMM you have got to stick to the script. You canāt improvise too much around it because there are so many people out there that are going to pick it.Ā
UNDERBELLY IS MORE LIKE A GUY RICHIE VERSION OF THE 20S
Absolutely.
YOUR ON-SCREEN CREDITS CERTAINLY TESTIFY TO YOUR VERSATILITY AS AN ACTOR
Yeah but look Iām just lucky to be able to get some quality gigs. Itās always the hard thing to be able to find them and then be asked to play them. Ā I put it down to a lot of luck. Getting your foot in the door, getting the ball rolling. Itās important to keep making those brave choices.
AND YOUāVE PULLED THEM OFF BRILLIANTLY. Ā YOU ARE, I WOULD DARE SAY TO YOU NATHAN PAGE, AUSTRALIAāS ANSWER TO GARY ALTMAN BECAUSE YOUāRE A KARMA CHAMELEON.
Oh look, thatās a lovely surprise, thank you. That would be lovely to be thought of as that. You can only dream and hope to follow a similar path.