First comes the deportation, then comes the dramatic retelling.
Gyllenhaal is also in impeccable condition and is more than up to the challenge of recreating Djokovic’s gruelling physical endeavours, like sitting for a nine-hour interview with Immigration.Civil Order Risk. To keep things in the family, we’ve also reached out to Jake’s sister, Maggie, to play both of Novak’s brothers, Marko and Djordje Djokovic.Paul Giamatti would make the ideal PM on the small screen. Here’s hoping Jenny is a fan of Billions.
Upon arrival in Australia, Djokovic was questioned by Australian Border Force officers over eight hours. And while we don’t know their names or who they are, theAt one point, an agent tells Djokovic he can have “like, you know, 20 minutes – or whatever,” to provide reasons why his visa shouldn’t be revoked. Then there is the moment an agent reminds Djokovic that Australia “is pretty much governed by the federal government.
Played by Jackie Weaver, the character is tired, unhinged and just about ready to snap. Think she’s impressed by your 20 Grand Slams? You should see her playing Candy Crush on her lunch break.Ethan Hawke will have a star turn as Immigration Minister Alex Hawke. Few actors can summon the respect and wisdom required to play Federal Court of Australia Chief Justice James Allsop like Jack Thompson.