Podcast | Leeanna Walsman (Human Error)

Podcast | Leeanna Walsman (Human Error) – Inspired by real events, HUMAN ERROR follows Detective Holly O’Rourke (Leeanna Walsman) and her homicide team as a seemingly open-and-shut murder investigation threatens to destroy her career, her family and her faith in justice.

As she scrambles to redeem her personal and professional reputations, Holly and her team of homicide detectives uncover a criminal conspiracy that will change their lives forever.

Leeanna Walsman has shown a depth of acting experience from Star Wars Episode 2 – Attack of the Clones, Looking for Alibrandi and of course, Wentworth.

In this episode, Leeanna Walsman, chats about:

The world of Human Error and the complexity of her character, Holly.
Holly’s emotional journey and personal struggles.
Her on-screen relationship with her daughter.
The revival of Australian drama on free-to-air TV.
Her experiences on Wentworth.
The diversity in her acting roles.
How real-life events inspired Human Error.
The possibility of a season 2.
What’s next on her acting bucket list.

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Podcast | Leeanna Walsman (Human Error)

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Human Error on Channel 9 and 9Now – From Wednesday 11 September, 2024 at 8:40pm

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Thanks to Jonathan Lexi Reed at Nine for organising this podcast

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Human Error

Human Error, the thrilling new Australian crime drama with an all-star cast, premieres Wednesday, September 11, at 8.45pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

Inspired by real events, the six-part series unveils the turbulent life of Detective Holly O’Rourke (Leeanna Walsman – Wentworth and Underbelly: Badness) and her homicide team as they navigate a shocking murder investigation that threatens to destroy her career, her family and her faith in justice.

As she scrambles to redeem her personal and professional reputation, Holly and her detectives uncover a criminal conspiracy that will change their lives forever.

When a suburban mother, Sonia Mathews, is murdered in her driveway in front of her son all the evidence points to a gangland hit. But who ordered the execution-style killing in broad daylight?

Holly’s search for answers takes an unexpected turn when she discovers that a fellow police officer had a motive to murder Sonia. As the investigation heats up, Holly’s team uncovers a web of crime for which murder is just the tip of the iceberg.

Her marriage to Luke (Matt Day – Rake and Underbelly: Golden Mile) is in crisis, she is hiding a life-changing secret from fellow detectives, Dylan McKenzie (Stephen Peacocke – The Newsreader, Informer 3838) and Sergeant Gavin Butterfield (Rob Collins – RFDS, The Legend of Molly Johnson and Mystery Road), and her daughter Alice (Rosie Mitchell) is causing endless grief. Then there’s her father Bear (Steve Bisley – Doctor Doctor, Mystery Road Origin), a retired detective full of unwanted advice, who she relies on for childcare and moral support.

As Holly and her team race to catch the killers, can she also win back the trust of the people she loves?

Human Error was created by Greg Haddrick (Underbelly, Janet King) and Samantha Winston (Love Me, Rush). The series is a Roadshow Rough Diamond production for the 9Network, with major production investment from Screen Australia in association with Nine and VicScreen. International distribution will be handled by ITV Studios.

Leeanna Walsman

Walsman commenced her acting career 1996, when she made a guest appearance in drama series Police Rescue, followed by further guest roles on shows, such as, Big Sky and Murder Call. During which time, Walsman made her feature film debut in Steven Vidler‘s 1997 drama Blackrock. She continued to appear in guest spots on several drama series, including Wildside, Home and Away, Heartbreak High, as well as fantasy shows, Farscape and Beastmaster.

Walsman was cast in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones (2002), as Zam Wesell. In the 2000s, her television roles consisted of appearances in Young Lions, White Collar Blue, and All Saints, and the miniseries Jessica, which is based on the novel by Bryce Courtenay, Hercules, The Starter Wife and the war drama The Pacific.

In 2012, Walsman was cast in the Foxtel prison drama series Wentworth, as governor Erica Davidson. The series, which first went to air in 2013, is a reimagining of the Network Ten soap opera/drama Prisoner, in which the character of Erica was portrayed by Patsy King in the original series. Walsman only appeared in the show’s first season.

In 2015, she had a supporting role in Home and Away: An Eye for an Eye, a special episode of the soap opera which streamed on the now-defunct service Presto, and subsequently appearances in drama series, Janet King, Cleverman, Seven Types of Ambiguity and miniseries Safe Harbour.

In 2024, it was announced that Walsman was cast in the upcoming crime drama series Human Error, which is to air on the Nine Network.^[2]

Source: Wikipedia