Sir Ian Mune: celebrating a remarkable on-screen career

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Recorded14 Mar 2026

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With a career stretching back more than 50 years, Sir Ian Mune is a mainstay of our screens. His incredible body of work includes Kiwi canon films Sleeping Dogs, Came A Hot Friday, The End of The Golden Weather and What Becomes of the Broken Hearted, alongside more recent films The Rule of Jenny Pen and Pike River. The actor, writer, and director is being celebrated with a special retrospective, The Ian Mune Collection curated by NZ On Screen. Sir Ian joins Jim to discuss his approach to acting, and his love of painting landscapes and portraiture.

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