Simon Mead (Under the Vines)

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Podcast | Simon Mead (Under the Vines) – currently plays the loveable Gus in the Acorn TV series, Under the Vines, which also stars Rebecca Gibney.

Gus is kind and his uncomplicated take on the word is endearing and heart-warming and audiences are embracing the character and the show across the globe.

On this podcast, Simon Mead chats about:

  • the premise of Under the Vines
  • Daisy and Louis
  • how he would describe ‘Gus’ on Under the Vines
  • the innocence of Gus
  • how much of that innocence is in him
  • Gus being gay
  • Gus and Griff
  • season 2 storylines involving Gus and Griff
  • shirtless scenes
  • where Under the Vines is filmed
  • possibility of season 3 of Under the Vines
  • growing up and pursuing acting
  • Nothing Trivial
  • Black Christmas
  • moving to LA
  • voice acting
  • Rebecca Gibney
  • season 2 preview

Under the Vines – season two now streaming on Acorn TV

Simon Mead (Under the Vines)

Thank you to Andrew Dell for being point person for this podcast

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Link to Simon Mead Instagram Account HERE

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Body of Work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6Bsl1xzMUI
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About ACORN TV

Hailed as “Netflix for the Anglophile” by NPR, AMC Networks’ Acorn TV is the streaming service offering a carefully curated, quality slate of compelling UK and international TV series, all streaming ad-free on demand.

Subscribers can enjoy a wide range of popular Acorn TV Originals, including My Life is Murder starring Lucy Lawless (Xena: Warrior Princess) as a private investigator tackling bizarre, hard-to-solve crimes; The Chelsea Detective starring Adrian Scarborough (Killing Eve) which delves into a range of thrilling cases in the dark underside of London’s beautiful, affluent borough; Harry Wild starring Emmy winning actress Jane Seymour (The Kominsky Method) as a retiring literature academic turned sleuth; the detective drama London Kills, described as a “superb British crime series” by the Los Angeles Times; effervescent comedy drama Under the Vines starring Rebecca Gibney(Wanted) and Charles Edwards (The Crown) as the unlikely inheritors of a failing vineyard.

Also, the intriguing murder investigations of Dalgliesh, based on P.D. James’ bestselling novels and starring Bertie Carvel (Doctor Foster); The Madame Blanc Mysteries which follows antiques expert Jean White (Sally Lindsay, Mount Pleasant) to the South of France as she tries to solve the mysterious death of her husband; Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries and its 1960s set spinoff Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries; and much, much more.

Fan favourites also include Agatha Christie’s Marple and Poirot, Agatha Raisin, Brokenwood Mysteries, Taggart, Murdoch Mysteries, Suspects, Rosemary and Thyme, The Aurora Teagarden Mysteries, Line of Duty, George Gently, Foyle’s War and Midsomer Murders.

Acorn TV offers a free trial and thereafter is just $6.99 per month or $69.99 for an annual subscription. Sign up at https://au.acorn.tv

More TV Central Acorn TV content HERE

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