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Mark Priestley
i think that my sudden abrupt awareness of mark is not coincidence
i dont know why but it is
and theres nothing left, hardly, of him anywhere
and its so unfair becoz he deserves everyone to know about him and his art
this is some kind of portent or event for me
but idk wat it is yet
Mark Priestley 09-08-1976 27-08-2008
http://au.respectance.com/tribute/mark-priestley/
The area on Market St in Sydney where it is believed All Saints actor Mark Priestley was found dead.
Aussie All Saints TV star found dead
Last updated 14:47 28/08/2008
stuff.co.nz
Cast and crew of the Australian TV series All Saints are struggling to come to terms with the death of cast member Mark Priestley, network says.
A spokeswoman for the Seven Network confirmed the actor, who played nurse Dan Goldman in the long-running drama, has died.
There were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
She said the All Saints cast was "devastated" when informed of Priestley's death on set, particularly Jolene Anderson, who played his on-screen wife.
It has also emerged that Anderson injured her arm when her car was struck by a truck in an accident yesterday.
"They were incredibly close, their two characters just got married," the spokeswoman told AAP.
"Like other members of the cast and crew, Jolene is struggling to come to terms with the death of her dear friend overnight."
The spokeswoman said Priestley had been proud of Anderson's theatre musical role in Tell Me On A Sunday.
"No one loved her doing it more than Mark, he was thrilled," she said.
The "very close, tight-knit group" were informed on set and filming was called off for the day, she said.
"They were devastated so we closed the set immediately as people were trying to come to terms with the tragedy," the spokeswoman said.
"We'll endeavour to get back to filming tomorrow."
Priestly's death is the latest in a string of incidents to rock the cast this year.
In June, cast member Virginia Gay was allegedly mugged in Sydney.
Her alleged attackers also have been charged with murder over the bashing death of a chef.
"The cast have been rocked by two tragedies," the Seven spokeswoman said.
"Virginia's own violent attack and now this."
As news of Priestley's death spread, fans took to websites to pay tribute to the actor.
Seven's head of programming Tim Worner described the 32-year-old Perth-born actor as a "brilliant artist".
"His work on stage and screen was admired by everybody who knew him," he said.
"His death is such a sad loss. We at Channel Seven will miss his energy and smile.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Mark's family and friends."
Priestley had his first break when he appeared in The Farm in 2000 before landing a role in the mini-series Changi.
He also appeared in dramas The Secret Life of Us and Blue Heelers.
He joined the cast of All Saints, playing easy-going nurse Goldman, in 2004.
Born in Perth, he moved to Sydney in 1997 to study acting at NIDA.
Priestley also had theatre roles including in the Sydney Theatre Company's Major Barbara in 2003.
mark’s obituary
Actor Mark Priestley, from long-running series All Saints, has been found dead in Sydney.
The 32-year-old Perth-born actor is believed to have suffered from depression and may have taken his own life.
Graduating from NIDA in 1999, Priestley worked in the theatre with the Bell Shakespeare Company and the Sydney Theatre Company, before guest roles in TV series including Water Rats, Blue Heelers and The Secret Life Of Us as well as mini-series Changi and telemovie Loot. He joined the cast of Seven‘s All Saints as Dan Goldman in 2004.
Priestley’s death comes just days after his character was wed to hospital colleague Erica Templeton (Jolene Anderson) on an episode of All Saints, watched by over 1.2 million viewers.
In a statement on Seven’s website, program and production director Tim Worner paid tribute to Priestley:
“Mark was such a brilliant artist. His work on stage and screen was admired by everybody who knew him. His death is such a sad loss. We at Channel Seven will miss his energy and smile.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with Mark’s family and friends.”
Source: The Age Picture: TV Week, 16 August 2008
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Mark Priestley's tragic death Sep 1, 2008
http://www.womansday.com.au/celebrity/australian-celebrities/mark-priestleys-tragic-death-3626
Tributes pour in for the much-loved All Saints actor... The Australian entertainment industry is in a state of shock following the sudden death of young All Saints star Mark Priestley. The 32-year-old actor, who won fans for his portrayal of loveable nurse Dan Goldman in the drama, was found dead on the awning of the Sydney Myer store last Wednesday. Emergency services initially thought the actor had suffered a heart attack, but now believe Mark took his own life after suffering from depression. An insider told The Sydney Morning Herald that the mood among his co-stars was one of "numb shock". In a statement issued by the Seven Network, Mark’s colleagues paid tribute to his talent. "Mark Priestley was a tremendous young person — loved and respected by his fellow All Saints cast members and crew," the statement read. For more of this story, see this week's issue of Woman's Day (on sale September 1). Your say: Leave your thoughts and messages of condolence here...
Funeral For All Saints Star Mark Priestley Held In Perth
http://www.zimbio.com/pictures/eqa_dqq5eKQ/Funeral+Saints+Star+Mark+Priestley+Held+Perth
Holy Family Church on September 4, 2008 in Perth, Australia.