Anh's Brush With Fame
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AFL Legend Adam Goodes shares the personal experiences that shaped his very public stand against racism in the final years of his career, and the emotional toll it took. How will Anh capture his strength and his purpose?
28:00Comedian, author and artist Anh Do paints prominent high-profile personalities, capturing not only their likeness, but their spirit. In this episode Anh paints peace campaigner and London bombing survivor Gill Hicks.
28:00Terri Irwin has raised her children through public grief after the death of her husband, Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin. She speaks to Anh Do who hopes to capture her dignity and her drive as she continues Steve's legacy.
Season 2
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29:00Love Your Sister co-founder, Gold Logie winner and passionate cancer crusader, Samuel Johnson, opens up about a life plagued by immeasurable loss and tragedy. (Final)
28:00Anh paints burns specialist and 2005 Australian of the Year, Fiona Wood. The daughter of a Yorkshire miner became one of our greatest medical minds and inspires Anh with her enthusiasm and optimism.
28:00Anh's guest is veteran actor and loveable rogue Jack Charles. How will Anh portray the wisdom and loneliness of this child of the Stolen Generation? Uncle Jack Charles' family have given permission to use his name and image.
27:00Anh's guest this week is household name and acclaimed performer Tina Arena, who shares her journey from child star to international success and the challenges and sacrifices that have shaped her.
28:00Anh Do's guest this week is inspirational five-time Paralympian Kurt Fearnley. Anh tries to capture the charming larrikin's 'never say die' attitude.
31:00Anh Do's guest is veteran journalist and television personality Ray Martin, who shares stories from his unconventional childhood as well as the most heartbreaking and uplifting moments of his career.
29:00Anh Do paints one of Australia's greatest ever Olympic legends, Ian Thorpe who shares the mixed blessings of his early success and his ongoing private battle with depression.
27:00Anh Do paints the straight-talking Megan Gale. She has made a career of her beauty, but as she shares her triumphs and heartbreaks, it is her passion that informs Anh's portrait.
Season 6 28:00
28:00Peter Garrett is one of the nation's most intriguing rock stars. He's lived life on many stages, as front man of Midnight Oil, activist, and a politician. Anh creates a portrait as striking as the man himself. (Final)
29:00Jane Seymour is a star of the big and small screen. The former Bond Girl shares insights from her incredible life and career that saw her become a global star. Anh must capture her positivity and infectious energy.
Season 2 28:00
28:00Comedian, author and artist Anh Do paints Anthony Field. He's one of the world's most successful children's entertainers, but the Blue Wiggle's radiant smile has often masked a tough personal battle.
29:00Rosie Batty has put family violence on the national agenda. In a revealing and candid new episode, can Anh capture her irrepressible strength and resilience?
28:00Talented Darwin girl Jessica Mauboy joins Anh in his arts studio to talk about her journey to chart and television success, and the family that made it possible.
Season 6 29:00
29:00Dr Harry Cooper is Australia's original TV vet and one of our most trusted faces. He built a successful vet practice and then stumbled onto our screens where he's remained ever since. Anh captures his wisdom and passion.
Season 1 28:00
28:00Comedian and artist Anh Do paints controversial, outspoken and passionate athlete, Anthony Mundine. Anthony talks about what drives him and what makes him tick. (Final)
29:00Comedian and artist Anh Do interviews and paints radio broadcaster Kyle Sandilands but will Australia's most outspoken man actually like the way he's been portrayed?
28:00How do you paint a national icon? That's the big question Anh Do has to ask himself as he attempts to create a portrait of Jimmy Barnes, easily Australia's most successful rock artist.