Deborah Estelle Philips on "The Cavenaughs" - Web Series (2010)

Deborah Estelle Philips (Katie, Time Force) has a starring role in the web series "The Cavenaughs." The series follows a group of friends who film an independent sitcom pilot together. After the pilot is panned and unsold, they drift apart. In the web series' first episode titled "Think of Me," the group of friends reunite for a screening party of the series. While there, the show's creator gets the idea of possibly continuing the series, despite the critics. Deborah Estelle Philips plays Charley, a young actress who stars in the unsold pilot. While her friends are happy about her impending wedding, Charley appears to be uninterested. She reveals that her boyfriend asked her to stop smoking, which she still hasn't done. Each episode runs approximately 10 minutes.











"The Cavenaughs" can be viewed on Youtube


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Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 6 (2009)

Ria Vandervis (Miratrix, Overdrive) continued her recurring role on "Packed the Rafters" last season in the thirteenth episode of the family drama's second season titled "Blurring the Lines." Vandervis portrayed Layla Soubrani, who works alongside Nathan Rafter, where she relentlessly flirts with him. This episode finds Nathan struggling to divert his attentions away from Layla's beauty. He begins having intense fantasies about her, which has him cooling things off with his wife while also trying to steer clear of Layla. When Layla is confronted by Nathan's wife, Sammy, things escalate even further. As Nathan is ready to end his work with Layla, the two give in to their passions and sleep together.















Previous Ria Vandervis posts

• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters"
• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 2
• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 3
• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 4
• Ria Vandervis on "Packed to the Rafters" - 5

Cerina Vincent in "Complacent" (2010)

Cerina Vincent (Maya, Lost Galaxy) finds herself playing a different Myah in the film "Complacent." Vincent stars as a young businesswoman who finds her boring suburban life unfulfilled, leading her to divorce her husband. She continues to host dinner parties for her group of supposedly close-knit friends. The other three couples, though, are all having their own problems which they try to conveniently slip under the rug. Myah tries her hardest to help the strained marriages, including her sister's with a verbally-abusive husband. Myah finds herself growing more happy in her own life with a new man, while her friends grow further apart. When one of the couples' admission of infidelity is revealed to the group, things get even worse, leading to tragedy. Myah tries to pick up the pieces of her friendships, while being faced with new responsibilities and helping her sister find her voice once more. Playing Vincent's love interest in the film is Michael Worth, whom she appeared with in "Sasquatch Mountain." Worth has also appeared in several films alongside Time Force alum Daniel Southworth. Vincent's "Cabin Fever" love interest, Joey Kern, also stars in this film as Myah's brother-in-law.

















"Complacent" is available on DVD


Previous Cerina Vincent posts

• Cerina Vincent in "Fashion Victim"
• Cerina Vincent in "Not Another Teen Movie"
• Cerina Vincent in "Return to House on Haunted Hill"
• Cerina Vincent in "Murder-Set-Pieces"
• Cerina Vincent in "Intermedio"

Nathaniel Lees, Oliver Driver & Bruce Hopkins in "Under the Mountain" (2009)

The New Zealand film "Under the Mountain" features a handful of Power Ranger alums. The film follows the story of teen twins, Theo & Rachel, who discover that they may have the ability to save the world from alien beings who are determined to take over the planet. To harness the power within them, they must learn from the mysterious Mr. Jones. Nathaniel Lees (Master Mao, Jungle Fury) appears in a few scenes as Detective Gray. He questions Mr. Jones after an alien attack on Rachel leaves her aunt & uncle's house damaged. While Mr. Jones tries to explain the situation to Detective Gray, the detective comes to the conclusion that Mr. Jones must be delusional until Mr. Jones uses his power of fire to transport himself out of the station to help the teens. Lees' Jungle Fury co-star, Oliver Driver (Master Swoop, Jungle Fury) appears as the film's main villain, Mr. Wilberforce, a reclusive man who soon reveals himself to be an alien being out to stop the children in order to unleash evil on Earth. He appears throughout the film under heavy prosthetic make-up. Ninja Storm voice actor, Bruce Hopkins (voice of Choobo, Ninja Storm) appears briefly at the start of the film as Richard Matheson, Theo & Rachel's father. He sends them to stay with their aunt & uncle in the aftermath of their mother's unexpected death. David Weatherley (Spencer, Overdrive) is credited for his role as a desk sergeant in the film, but his scenes were deleted from the final cut of the movie.


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"Under the Mountain" is available on DVD


Previous Nathaniel Lees posts

• Nathaniel Lees & Bruce Hopkins in "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers"
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• Nathaniel Lees & Bruce Hopkins on "Hercules: The Legendary Journeys"
• Nathaniel Lees in "30 Days of Night"
• Nathaniel Lees in "Sione's Wedding"

Previous Oliver Driver posts

• Oliver Driver in "Black Sheep"
• Oliver Driver in "Snakeskin"

Previous Bruce Hopkins posts

• Bruce Hopkins in "Ike: Countdown to D-Day"
• Bruce Hopkins in "Murder in Greenwich"
• Bruce Hopkins on "Xena: Warrior Princess"