Originally Posted by Alrightmate:
“If you remember back to the original series the original Bea Smith left the series just over halfway through its run. According to Wiki she did 400 episodes and the show ran for 692 episodes.
So Wentworth is keeping to the spirit of the original really.
Of course I think most people are sad that Danielle Cormack as Bea Smith is gone. And that's a good thing. She made the role her own and will forever be remembered as being as iconic as the original Bea.
The show obviously wants to try to keep the show feeling fresh, and as all four series so far have focused on Bea and her story, changing the focus onto something else may be the best way to achieve that.
I think the show makers have proven that they're capable of achieving a very high quality and hopefully they'll pull off what they want to achieve with the new direction.”
“If you remember back to the original series the original Bea Smith left the series just over halfway through its run. According to Wiki she did 400 episodes and the show ran for 692 episodes.
So Wentworth is keeping to the spirit of the original really.
Of course I think most people are sad that Danielle Cormack as Bea Smith is gone. And that's a good thing. She made the role her own and will forever be remembered as being as iconic as the original Bea.
The show obviously wants to try to keep the show feeling fresh, and as all four series so far have focused on Bea and her story, changing the focus onto something else may be the best way to achieve that.
I think the show makers have proven that they're capable of achieving a very high quality and hopefully they'll pull off what they want to achieve with the new direction.”
Well we don't know if Bea's dead yet. She could be saved once she's at the hospital. The producers might have decided that Bea's time in this remake is finished though. It'll seem a bit strange without Danielle Cormack in it. I'll keep watching though because it's a good remake. The writers really have done great with it.




