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Australian Gangster is an Australian television miniseries, produced by the Seven Network, which premiered on 13 September 2021.[1] The miniseries is directed by Gregor Jordan and Fadia Abboud and produced by Dan Edwards, John Edwards and Gregor Jordan for Roadshow Rough Diamond.[2]

Australian Gangster
Genre	Crime Drama
Written by	Gregor Jordan
Directed by	Gregor Jordan Fadia Abboud
Composer	Richard Pike
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
No. of episodes	2
Production
Executive producers	Julie McGauran Chris Chard
Producers	Dan Edwards John Edwards Gregor Jordan
Cinematography	Garry Phillips
Editors	Adam Wills Katrina Barker
Production company	Roadshow Rough Diamond
Distributor	Red Arrow International
Release
Original network	Seven Network
Original release	13 September (2021-09-13) – 14 September 2021 (2021-09-14)

Production

The series was announced by Seven at their annual upfronts in October 2017 and was originally meant to air sometime in 2018,[3][4] however due to pending legal cases of some of the characters being depicted, the series was delayed until the cases had closed. After two years without any information regarding the series, on 21 October 2020, Seven announced at their annual upfronts that the series will finally air sometime in 2021.[5]

Synopsis

Drug dealer, gangster, gym-junky, Lamborghini driver, husband, father, . Australian Gangster is a four hour TV series about the life and death of a new breed of Sydney criminal. The kind that doesn't care about playing it safe or keeping a low profile or even getting caught. Our main character is emblematic of the type of modern gangster that only really cares about looking good on Instagram, making a name for himself in a new, wannabe glamorous crime scene, while at the same time trying to manage the pressures of family life.[6]

Cast

• Alexander Bertrand as Pasquale Barbaro
• Peter Gonis
• Louisa Mignone as Melinda, Barbaro's wife
• Michael Vice
• Rahel Romahn as Mohammed "Little Crazy" Hamzy, Brothers for Life member
• Zachary Garred
• Karla Tonkich
• Ishak Issa
• Steve Bastoni
• Simon Palomares
• Joseph Fala
• Federico Gazzilli
• Marie Shanahan
• Moodi Dennaoui
• David Paulsen

Reception

Viewership

The first part had an average rating of 359,000 viewers,[7] and the second part has an average rating of 340,000.[8]

References

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