Yahoo HomeTravis Fimmel
| Born | July 15, 1979 |
| Hometown | Echuca, Victoria, Australia |
| Net worth | $13 million |
| Height | 6'0" (1.83m) |
| Parents | Chris Fimmel , Jennie Fimmel |
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Raised By Wolves, season 2 review: this is old-school science fiction, and all the better for it
- Before Star Wars dumbed down science fiction to a puerile tale of good, evil and adorable puppets, the genre was a font of wondrous and bonkers myth-making. That tradition has been grippingly revived by the barking mad Raised By Wolves (Sky Atlantic). This Ridley Scott production is a chest-bursting interstellar thriller brimming with emotionally-conflicted killer robots, religious zealots wandering the wilds and a CGI snake-monster crying out for solid parenting.
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Zone 414 review – Guy Pearce grimaces through soulless Blade Runner clone
Zone 414 review – Guy Pearce grimaces through soulless Blade Runner clonePearce, chasing after a sinister tech billionaire’s lost daughter, gives undeserved credibility to a feeble sci-fi bereft of real ideas Scowling … Guy Pearce in Zone 414. Photograph: TCD/Prod.DB/Alamy
- EntertainmentThe Independent
Dreamland review: Margot Robbie is bloodied but glamorous as a bank robber on the run
It’s fascinating to watch an actor like Robbie, who so consciously uses beauty as a tool to define the way her characters drift through the world
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Dreamland, review: Margot Robbie’s lovers-on-the-lam picture gets stuck on pause
Dir: Miles Joris-Peyrafitte; Cast: Finn Cole, Margot Robbie, Travis Fimmel, Garrett Hedlund, Darby Camp, Kerry Condon, Lola Kirke. 15 cert, 98 mins In Dreamland, dust storms brew above the Great Plains in 1935 Texas, while we wait for a plot to materialise. And wait. This has the trappings of a handsome period crime piece, with a couple of bank robberies up its sleeve, and glimpses of Margot Robbie as a runaway gun moll whose first shot is her best: a telephoto close-up of her in bat-out-of-hell
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Finding Steve McQueen review – 70s-set heist comedy that can't locate any charisma
Finding Steve McQueen review – 70s-set heist comedy that can't locate any charismaThe story of a real-life bank robbery, in which one of the villains looked a bit like the Bullitt star, this a pretty shallow and unmemorable treatment
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Lean On Pete review: a piercing and wistful tale of one boy and his horse
Lean On Pete review: a piercing and wistful tale of one boy and his horse
