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Rake
2010–2018
· TV Show
· 60 min episodes
· 5 seasons
A
MEANRANK
82/100
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Cleaver Greene is a drug addict who has a massive gambling debt with some very shady characters and is in love with a prostitute. He's also a very good criminal lawyer, capable of winning unwinnable cases.
Details
- Created by
- Charles Waterstreet, Peter Duncan, Richard Roxburgh
- Released
- 4 November 2010
- Country
- Australia
- Language
- English
- Episode length
- 60 min
- Rated
- TV-MA
- Episodes
- 40 across 5 seasons
- Awards
- 5 wins, 19 nominations
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Cast
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Awards & nominations
See all 24 →5 wins from 24 nominations across 7 ceremonies
| Australian Directors Guild Awards 2015 | Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 3, episode 5 – Rowan Woods | Nominee |
| Australian Directors Guild Awards 2015 | Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 3, episode 1 – Jessica Hobbs | Nominee |
| Australian Directors Guild Awards 2014 | Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 2, episode 2 – Peter Duncan | Nominee |
| Logie Awards 2017 | Logie Award for Best Actor | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Logie Awards 2017 | Most Outstanding Actor | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Logie Awards 2017 | Most Outstanding Drama Series | Rake | Nominee |
| AACTA Awards 2015 | Best Television Drama Series | Season 3 – Ian Collie, Peter Duncan and Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| AACTA Awards 2015 | Best Screenplay in Television | Series 3, episode 1 – Peter Duncan | Nominee |
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Australian Directors Guild Awards
3 nominations
| Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 3, episode 5 – Rowan Woods | Nominee |
| Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 3, episode 1 – Jessica Hobbs | Nominee |
| Best Direction in a TV Drama Series | Series 2, episode 2 – Peter Duncan | Nominee |
AWGIE Awards
3 nominations, 3 won
| Television – Series | Series 3 "Their Lordships v. Finnane" – Peter Duncan | Winner |
| Television – Series | Series 2: "R v. Floyd" – Andrew Knight | Winner |
| Television – Series | Series 1, episode 5 'R v. Chandler' – Peter Duncan | Winner |
AACTA Awards
8 nominations, 1 won
| Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama | Richard Roxburgh | Winner |
| Best Editing in Television | Series 3, episode 1 – Henry Dangar ASE | Nominee |
| Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama | Dan Wyllie | Nominee |
| Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Best Screenplay in Television | Series 3, episode 1 – Peter Duncan | Nominee |
| Best Television Drama Series | Season 3 – Ian Collie, Peter Duncan and Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Best Television Drama Series | Season 2 – Ian Collie, Peter Duncan and Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Best Television Drama Series | Rake | Nominee |
Equity Awards
1 nomination, 1 won
| Most Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series | Cast | Winner |
Logie Awards
5 nominations
| Logie Award for Best Actor | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Most Outstanding Actor | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Most Outstanding Actor | Richard Roxburgh | Nominee |
| Most Outstanding Drama Series | Rake | Nominee |
| Most Outstanding Drama Series | Rake | Nominee |
ASSG Awards
2 nominations
| Best Achievement in Sound for a Tele-Feature or Short Run Series | Series 1 – Chris Alderton, Todd Kirkness, Sue Kerr, Peter Hall, Trevor Harrison, Olivia Monteith, Ian Donato, Natalie Choo and Michol Marsh | Nominee |
| Best Sound for a Television Drama Series | Series 3 – Guntis Sics, Gerry Nucifora, Aron Dyer, Peter Hall, Leon Horrocks, Evan Horton and Michol Marsh | Nominee |
Australian Screen Music Awards
2 nominations
| Best Music for a Television Series or Serial | Series 3, episode 1 – David McCormack, Antony Partos and Michael Lira | Nominee |
| Best Music for a Television Series or Serial | Season 2, episode 8 'Greene' – Michael Lira, David McCormack and Antony Partos | Nominee |