Scene from Rats and Cats (2007)
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Alexis Porter is an established Australian actress with a career spanning over two decades in film, television, and theatre. She is perhaps best recognized for her role as Tanya in the 2007 cult comedy film
Rats and Cats, directed by Tony Rogers and written by the creators of Wilfred. Her early film credits also include an appearance in the Marvel blockbuster Ghost Rider (2007).
Throughout her career, Porter has become a familiar face on Australian television, appearing in long-running series such as Neighbours and the police drama Stingers. More recently, she has continued to showcase her range in projects like the thriller Slant (2022) and the 2024 comedy series Urvi Went to an All Girls School.
About the Movie: Rats and Cats (2007)
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Keywords: male frontal nudity, male nudity, male pubic hair, mockumentary, pubic hair
Story
Actor Darren McWarren (Jason Gann), once a soap opera star known for his indiscretions, now lives in isolation in Gladdington, a small town in Western Victoria, Australia. He spends his days pursuing his music career and enjoying the adoration of local women who are drawn to him like moths to a flame, while their boyfriends grow increasingly jealous. When journalist Ben arrives to write a 'Where Are They Now' profile on McWarren, he finds the actor embracing his newfound freedom, even comparing himself to Errol Flynn. The townsfolk's reaction to McWarren ranges from admiration to animosity, and his presence stirs up tension between them.
Summary
'Rats and Cats' is a dark comedy-drama that explores themes of fame, obsession, and the lust for celebrity culture through the lens of a fallen soap opera star, Darren McWarren. Directed by Tony Rogers in 2007, this Australian mockumentary follows McWarren's self-imposed exile in Gladdington after his career was ruined by scandals. The film captures McWarren's new life as he navigates the complexities of small-town fame and desire, while a journalist arrives to chronicle his exploits. 'Rats and Cats' is a satire on celebrity culture, gender dynamics, and the blurred lines between admiration and animosity that often surround famous figures.