Bob Morley (In Limbo)

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Bob Morley (In Limbo) joins TV Central for an honest, frank and open discussion about In Limbo, Love Me and his previous struggles and mental health concerns that parallel his current performance.

In this podcast Bob Morley chats about:

  • balancing the drama / comedy with In Limbo
  • the premise of In Limbo
  • the potential eerie nature between the synopsis of In Limbo and his own previous circumstances
  • a sense of hope after sharing his own story
  • Ryan Corr’s portrayal of Charlie
  • what he hopes the audience take away from the show
  • the choice of writers to add comedy to an otherwise ‘grim’ theme
  • whether he has been prescriptive in choice of roles as of late
  • Love Me
  • sex scenes on Love Me
  • ageism and sex
  • the premise of Love Me
  • It Takes Two
  • leaving Home and Away and mental health struggles that followed
  • his beautiful wife Eliza
  • his baby son
  • living and working in Australia and US
  • teaming up with Ryan Corr in the future
  • encouraging others in a dark place

Bob Morley really opens his heart and shares his thoughts and struggles with the audience in an honest and encouraging way. If you are struggling in areas of mental health please reach out and ask for help. You can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

In Limbo – Wednesday 24 May, 2023 at 9.00pm on ABC and ABC iview

All episodes will be made available on ABC iview after the screening of the first episode

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Thanks to Amy Reiha at ABC for organising this podcast

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Synopsis for In Limbo

Just before Christmas, Charlie is helping his best friend Nate build a cubby house for Nate’s daughter, Annabel. Nate’s wife Freya zooms in from London with a surprise blind date for Charlie, who is 12 months separated from his wife. The date goes swimmingly, aside from Charlie accidentally calling Lily an alcoholic. Charlie is on top of the world when he returns to Nate’s house later that night.

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But his world comes crashing down when he opens the front door and discovers Nate’s body. Charlie decides he needs to step up to help those left behind, in particular Freya and 8-year-old Annabel, and he sets about finishing the cubby house. Freya arrives home early from London with a sexy surprise for Nate and is shocked to find Charlie at the house. He delivers the devastating news that Nate has gone. Later that night Charlie confronts an intruder in the cubby house.

He braces for a confrontation but is shocked to discover the intruder is Nate – he’s back, in ghost form.

Charlie thinks he’s going crazy, but Nate assures Charlie it isn’t a drunken hallucination, he is real and he’s here to stay. Nate says he has been trapped in limbo until he puts something right in the world of the living. He begs Charlie to help.

In Limbo

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