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Vigilante Newspaper Article: "Training For Action Flick Pulls No Punches"Actor Robert Diaz is getting in the ring in preparation for his upcoming lead role in the Gold Coast, filmed and produced feature film Vigilante. The runaway bay actor has been training for six times a week with martial arts instructor and boxer Glen McLaren, practicing realistic fight-scene-techniques and working on enlarging his bugling muscles. Diaz, who starred in Scooby-Doo, says this was his first major role.The script has been written by Gold Coast director Aash Aaron and will be produced by his production company, Outlandish Films.The first scene will be spot at the Spit later this month. "It's a classic revenge story with a twist. A guy searching for the people who murdered his girlfriend and journeys to the dark side," said Diaz. McLaren will star as Diaz's boxing trainer, as well as training the actors and choreographing fight scenes."We have professional fighters in the film so its important their punches and kicks are in line with the street fighting, thug style to make it realistic." Said McLaren. One of the "thug" bad guys is Logan actor Ozzie Dervish. "I'm always the bad guy, its a type cast i have established for myself", he said. The mean looking Dervish was shaping up with Diaz in the ring at the Gold Coast PCYC yesterday.Diaz said the entire film would be shot on location around Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach and The Spit. "We have spoken to a number of distributors and we are lining up for cinema realize in Australia as well as the US and the UK," he said."We are making a universal film to appeal to a wider demographic, it's going to have international appeal." Diaz said there were ten lead roles, 30 speaking parts and more than 100 extras, as well as the 30-strong film crew.He said capital has been from local private investors across the Gold Coast who wanted to put their money into a rewarding project.

I went to school with Margot Robbie.And if I thought she was hot then. (from afar).Man how hot is she now! I have been lucky enough to see both her movies.ICU and Vigilante which she did before scoring her role on Neighbours.But if you ask me she was hotter and a better actress if these films than on TV.I guess it is just the medium.TV soap is crap.But Margot was super sexy in her feature films. yum Yum gimme some!

I just want to say I am proud to be a fellow Australian filmmaker! Or better still a fellow Queensland filmmaker! Or better still an Australian, Queensland, Gold Coast filmmaker! We are rising to the top guys! Aash was one of the first independent genre filmmakers to just get out there and do it, and now there are loads of us following his lead! Vigilante and ICU are great! Well done Aash! We at the Gold Coast Filmmakers group support you! Cant wait for your next film Tormented Souls and hope to be a part of it! I have only made short films so far but features like you Aash are next on my list.Deb

Well done Aash Aaron Studios.Vigilante and ICU are awesome!I especially love how you use local Queensland actors instead of going interstate.Some stand out actors are actually Aash's previous acting students I found out! All of whom have moved on to many other feature films and TV shows?Margot Robbie, Christian Radford, James R Dean and of course Ozzie Dervish. (Who just quietly, steals ever scene he is in, in both films). He is one mean looking bastard! Those eyes simply scare the crap out of me. I'd hate to run into him in a dark alley!Richard D