'Ugh. I think this interview's done'

Written By Unknown on Senin, 12 November 2012 | 20.01

Melissa George in a scene from the TV show Hunted. Source: Supplied

THE Morning Show wasn't the only victim of Melissa George's Home and Away-related wrath this past week.

See what happened on The Morning Show

No Home and Away meltdown on UK chat show

mX's Jane Watkins copped a dial tone to the ear when she spoke to the actor.

Read the transcript here.

mX: What have you been up to while you're back in Australia?

Melissa George: I am doing a movie on Monday (today) with Joel Edgerton.

mX: What can you tell us about that movie?

Melissa George: It's called Felony and I believe if you look it up you can get the proper synopsis.

mX: What about your spy drama TV show Hunted? It premieres here this month on SBS, but it's been on air for a while in the UK, right?

Melissa George: Yes. It's been out in America and the UK for a while.

mX: And how would you describe the show?

Melissa George: It's set in the espionage world of security, of a high-security fund, and we don't know if we're working for the good guys or the bad guys.

mX: Has playing a character working with the CIA on Alias been much help in preparing for Hunted?

Melissa George: (Alias character) Lauren Reed was nowhere near (Hunted character) Sam Hunter. The physicality really helped. I got taught a fight technique called Keysi that's taught to Bond, Bourne and Batman. The three Bs. I'm one of the first females to get taught this.

mX: Has the fight training given you a new, emboldened swagger when you walk down the street?

Melissa George: Oh, more, much more. When I'm in New York City, it's like I want to pick a fight.

Melissa George through the years

Melissa George through the years

Melissa George through the years

Melissa George through the years

Melissa George through the years

Melissa George through the years

mX: Your character uses a lot of code words in Hunted? I was wondering if we could throw some words and phrases at you and you could explain what they mean to you.

Melissa George: OK.

mX: What about the term ''authorised removal''?

Melissa George: As an example, (Hunted character) Keel will authorise removal of a certain person and that means, basically, go kill them. My boss in the show could use it on me but he knows I could use it on him, too, with my own bare hands.

mX: What does ''Byzantium'' mean to you?

Melissa George: That's the name of the security firm that hires her.

mX: And ''Lex Shrapnel''?

Melissa George: Lex Shrapnel is a wonderful actor who plays one of the characters in the show.

mX: That's his real name, not his spy alias?

Melissa George: Nah, that's him. That's his real name. Lex Shrapnel is one of my dearest, dearest friends. I love this guy. He's so great.

mX: What about the word ''mole''. It's not used on Hunted the same way an Aussie would say it?

Melissa George: Very different, but maybe it has a similar feeling.

mX: And what about Alf Stewart's catchphrase ''ya flamin' great galah''?

Melissa George: Oh, c'mon. Whatever.

mX: Do you get a lot of Home & Away questions when you're back in Australia?

Melissa George: Ugh, pass. I think this interview's done. Thank you. (Phone dial tone.)


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