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The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Image shows from L to R: Harvey Sparks (Shenoah Allen), Matthew Sparks (Mark Chavez). Copyright: Black Shark Media
The Last Sparks Of Sundown

The Last Sparks Of Sundown

  • 2015 film

Film about two down-on-their-luck American brothers who travel to England to sell their late grandfather's country estate. Stars The Pajama Men. Stars Shenoah Allen, Mark Chavez, Emily Bevan, Sara Kestelman, Miles Jupp and more.

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Character guide

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Harvey Sparks (Shenoah Allen). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Harvey Sparks

Played by: Shenoah Allen

Harvey is a hothead. The elder of the two brothers, he acts first and thinks later. Energetic, passionate and unpredictable, trouble tends to find him rather easily. His failing acting career has led him to pursue other avenues of revenue, something which is about to catch up with him.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Matthew Sparks (Mark Chavez). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Matthew Sparks

Played by: Mark Chavez

Matt is a dreamer. Easy going, kind, and likeable, he makes friends easily but is more interested in an easy life than being the best he can be. Recently dumped by his long-term girlfriend, Matt is a little bit lost. With nothing to lose but his luggage, he has reluctantly agreed to accompany his brother to England.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Lucy Fairweather (Emily Bevan). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Lucy Fairweather

Played by: Emily Bevan

Very much a country girl, Lucy is also of another time. Having lost her parents to a freak accident when she was young, Lucy is now devoted to her grandmother who effectively raised her. Also a dreamer, she falls in love easily and moves with the wind. She is, however, a little sharper than she appears.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Lydia Fairweather (Sara Kestelman). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Lydia Fairweather

Played by: Sara Kestelman

Whilst recent years might have taken their toll leaving her wheelchair bound, Nana still has a glint in her one remaining eye. Having brought Lucy up single handedly since she was 5, their bond is now more one of scheming sisters. Despite her failing legs and eyesight, she retains a sharp wit and a keen radar for trouble.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Geoffrey Chicken (Miles Jupp). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Geoffrey Chicken

Played by: Miles Jupp

Geoffrey is the Sparks brothers' agent. He once harboured dreams of being an actor himself, but was forced into the supposedly more 'stable' career by his domineering battleaxe of a wife. He is as British as a lump of Cheddar and has an equally 'mature' dress sense. Whilst he can't be trusted to put his trousers on the right way, he really tries. Geoffrey ultimately just wants to be useful.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Seven (Kayvan Novak). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Seven

Played by: Kayvan Novak

A man of no fixed address, Seven has been on the move all his life, leading to an accent that's impossible to place and personality traits that are totally at odds with his threatening physical presence. Lost in the world, he anchors himself in a lifestyle of crime and gets off on the power he is able to exert over those he can control.

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Rupert Sword (Christian McKay). Copyright: Black Shark Media

Rupert Sword

Played by: Christian McKay

By all appearances Rupert Sword is a family man, a local property entrepreneur with a keen eye for a good deal. In a recent interview with Total Country magazine he listed his interests as "a good game of croquet, a strong whiskey, and building orphanages."

The Last Sparks Of Sundown. Sir Buster Sparks. Copyright: Black Shark Media

Sir Buster Sparks

Played by: Geoffrey Palmer

A legend in his heyday, there is scarcely an award that Sir Buster didn't get his hands on. He was always very fond of his grandsons, as made evident in his last will and testament. His untimely death has, however, left behind some pretty big acting shoes, ones that his grandsons Harvey and Matt have thus far struggled to fill.

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