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Wentworth is full of twists and turns and it constantly strives to surprise
audience. At any given moment, anyone could just come to a grinding halt. The
stakes are always so high.
Top dog, groove, laggers and backstabbing.
Every double crossing, heartbreaking.
Jaw -dropping moments from the very beginning.
It is worth a binge. It's completely addictive.
I don't think anyone was expecting that. I certainly wasn't expecting that.
Join us as we celebrate Australia's most epic drama, the critically acclaimed,
multi -award winning global phenomenon.
Wherewithal is the kind of show that just keeps on giving, whether you want
to or not.
I'm Celia Ireland.
You may know me as Liz.
And this is Wentworth, behind the bars.
Since its premiere on Foxtel's Soho channel back in 2013, Wentworth has
global franchise, syndicated around the world and a proud recipient of countless
awards, including six shiny Logies. I even pinched one of those myself.
I'm pretty sure no show has ever won most outstanding.
and most popular.
So I think that speaks to the force of the fans that they were able to come out
in such numbers to vote.
Given its content, its violence, its basic, raw, dark humanity,
and the explicit tone of everything that takes place in here in order to
survive, it's not a pretty place to be, but it's an important place to be, the
way that it's shot on Foxtel. They've given...
the right of freedom to take risks. We've got to make choices that perhaps
another universe would have been censored or hobbled and we've really had
adventure and I can't imagine doing it anywhere else.
One of the great things is that our stories just don't resonate to
audiences. It goes globally.
UK, France, Canada, Macedonia, Israel, went worth plays in a whopping 140
territories worldwide.
Some countries even remake their own versions.
Wow.
It wasn't so hard, was it? I think audiences were crying out for
representation and Wentworth provided that. We provided a full cast of
females who were not just limited to love interest or the girlfriend or the
or the sexual object. We actually said, these women are human and here's a story
that you'll want to watch.
But also the LGBT representation, I think, came at a time.
where it was needed and it was wanted, and I think the fans have gravitated
because of that.
Before we look at the highly anticipated seventh season, let's go back to
day one.
They think it takes a strong woman to rise to the top in here, but it doesn't.
It takes a smart one.
In walks our central character, Bea Smith, a victim of domestic violence.
She's been sentenced to Wentworth for the attempted murder of her husband.
And look out, ladies, this prison will never be the same again.
We try to set up a very bold, very strong character that are living in this
world as Wentworth. And within that, it is about survival, you know, life and
death. And I think that was pretty gutsy to start where we did. Quiet!
The fact that at the end of the first episode we killed Catherine McClemmons,
who was playing the governor, which showed to everybody, ooh, this is going
be different.
Ooh, they're not afraid to kill off a main character.
So Bea was lucky to make it through episode one alive.
But she's about to learn just how dangerous her enemies can be.
Your husband found Debbie in her bedroom unconscious.
Someone just tell me if she's okay.
Please, anybody.
Just tell me.
I go to the morgue for Bea because she couldn't go and I say to Debbie, your
loves you to the moon and back.
The heartbreaking death of Bea's daughter is the turning point for her.
Now she has nothing left to lose.
You're going to pay for what you've done.
I never forget the end of season one, that shock of seeing Jax have that bee
stabbing her in the neck and that sort of bleeding out moment was like, oh, my
God.
But, of course, when one villain falls, another one takes her place.
Season two sees the introduction of the freak.
And, boy.
Does she bring a whole new level of terror?
Each and every person here will know their place.
Who are you?
My name's Miss Ferguson.
But you can call me Governor. The nature of villainy is that it's complex.
And I was relishing the opportunity to be unleashed on The Freak. I would often
ask the directors of a particular scene, can you see my moustache twirling?
It was teetering that fine line all the time.
Ferguson is a master manipulator, and she's soon using Bea to get to Frankie.
It's in your best interest to strike first. I'll do it when I'm ready.
There was a knife fight just in this laundry between Frankie and Bea, which
a six -hour fight. And in the process, Nicole De Silva broke her wrist.
I came away from that scene feeling like I had been in Fight Club.
My favourite moment in...
The series, and it still thrills me to think about, was where Bea escaped and
she emerges from the hospital doors to the outside world and the camera spins
around her as she puts on her hoodie ready to enter the world of the escaped
criminal. And to this day, that moment gives me goosebumps.
Now on the outside, Bea's on a mission to seek revenge for Debbie's death.
I want to know why you killed my daughter. In that scene, what we have is
exploration of one of the major themes of the show for me. You have Bea coming
into prison as the hairdresser who attempted to kill her violent husband
couldn't go through with it.
And then she's confronted with the prospect. This bloke just killed her
daughter. Can she pull the trigger? And if she does pull the trigger, does it
change her forever?
With her newfound badass status, he returns to Wentworth and assumes the
of being top dog.
Freak. Which marks the beginning of the freak's unravelling.
You don't run this prison.
I do.
Of course, Wentworth isn't all violence and vengeance.
There's also a whole lot of love.
Oh, bless.
At its heart, Wentworth is about a family.
And it's about these women from very disparate parts of life being thrust
together and having to work out how to get on, how to create a community and
live and exist together. When they're not killing each other, it's a really
family.
But with the freaking charge, well, let's just say...
Some people just want to watch the world burn.
They call me a free monster.
They're right to be afraid.
So good.
So what do you do when you've burned your set to the
ground? You build a bigger one, of course.
Here we are, girls.
Home sweet fucking home.
Woo!
It's an incredible set.
It actually exudes a personality and a depth of darkness that
invades you when you're here and you're shooting. The details in everything,
everything is so beautifully thought out that it brings you to this place that
it just gives you your character instantly.
All the cells are identical, but if you walk into all of them, they each have
such a different vibe.
And walking into mine, it taught me a lot about who Burma was.
You're way better than this place.
Sometimes I don't know if I am.
Well, you are.
I was struck by how small it was.
And I thought, oh, my God, she's been here for seven years.
And this is her life. This room is her life.
With a whole new set to play with, we really had some fun in season four,
especially when the latest inmate turns out to be the freak.
A very tricky thing to try to pull off.
How in the world the person who'd been running that prison would end up in
in that environment, and stay alive?
Certainly she would have been kept in isolation, but isolation is no help to a
master Machiavellian like John Ferguson.
Oh, that's for sure.
Before long, the freak's pulling the strings from the inside and has Kaz, a
inmate, and Jake, the crooked new guard, doing her bidding.
I've been warned about you, Joan.
Don't be too sure of anything anyone tells you, Jake.
Beast up to lose her influence with the women.
I can see the cracks, Miss, and that means Ferguson can too.
You need to remind everyone who's in charge.
Because she's too busy falling in love.
Everyone I care about ends up dead.
You care about me.
We should get back to the count.
She was in a domestically violent relationship and then she also
relationship that she was a little bit confused by. She fell in love with
another woman, even though she had defined herself as heterosexual.
I'm not gay.
I don't care what you are.
Looking back on four seasons of Wentworth, I think my favourite scene
Looking up at the clouds and the clouds are forming seahorses.
Did you know that seahorses like to swim in pairs?
Do they?
Yeah, they do. They link tails so they don't lose each other.
We didn't realise at the time, but it became such an iconic theme for that
relationship. I get sent seahorses all the time from my fans, which is so
incredibly sweet.
Aw.
The big shocker arrives at the end of season four.
And there's no doubt no one saw it coming.
It wasn't difficult to keep Bea's death a secret because we didn't have that
much warning.
I didn't see that coming. We had to work really hard at keeping that under wraps
and a lot of the crew didn't even know that that was going to be the final
moment for that character.
I don't think anyone was expecting that with such genius television making. I'm
looking at that.
The whole point in making a show is to move people, is to get a response out of
them.
And we certainly did it with that.
But it was a big shock.
After
killing
off their main character...
Everyone was waiting to see where the writers would take Wentworth in season
five. Even when I read the scripts, I'm, oh, my God, I can't wait to see what
happens. You know, it's exciting television.
Fuck off!
Poor Ali.
She has one very focused idea in her mind, and that is to
kill the freak.
And she tries.
A lot more goes into a fight scene than you might think because it kind of looks
so seamless.
Hours and hours worth of rehearsals and stunt choreography is kind of reduced to
maybe two minutes of fight on screen.
Everyone's fears would be realised when, with Bea out of the way... Who's that?
..Ferguson really steps up her villainy.
They gave me such content to give.
You can almost hear the writer's room quivering with glee as they come up with
some of those things.
You've licked your last pussy.
Whoa, that really brings new meaning to Cat Got Your Tongue.
It wasn't just the script we had fun with. We also tackled our most
ambitious stunt yet.
a car accident that happens to be a real turning point for Kaz.
The most challenging scene was definitely the brawler scene.
They had this big band in a rotisserie and there was guys just pulling it
because Tammy was in there doing her thing and I went, wow!
And then we had a day in a tank while Will saves Kaz.
A man saves her and that was such a turning point for Kaz and it was a
moment to play. It was a really hard moment to play.
All I wanted to do was go, woohoo!
But not all the action on Wentworth takes place on the road or in the
water. This season sees Vera in bed with the enemy.
I feel safe with you.
There's so many times I've picked up scripts and gone, Vera, you're an idiot.
Don't do it.
In many ways, the fans of the show have loved to hate Jake.
In the same way that they love to hate Ferguson.
And what a sweet, sweet treat it is when she finally gets her just dessert at
the end of the season.
Wish I could have taken credit for that one.
That whole time as I was bearing her, she was screaming.
She was screaming at me the whole time.
And, you know, you can never, ever get rid of something like that. Never.
That'll always be there.
Am I happy with where they left my character? No.
No, of course not. Appalling, appalling behaviour.
So, in season six with Ferguson out of the picture, could the writers introduce
someone who'd give the freak a run for her money?
You betcha.
You're not going to fucking believe this here.
In walks Mari Winter, mother, madam, murderer.
How come everyone knows you?
Well, I mean, hardly everyone.
Well, a few women may know me through my businesses.
Oh, yeah? What do you sell?
Sex. Oh,
I wasn't expecting that.
It's the most complex character we've had in the series in that she's a
And she's adorable at the same time. I really missed you.
Marie soon finds a submittable foe in Rita, another newbie who's hiding the
of secrets you really don't want on the inside.
Good work, detective.
It was very daunting. I'm really glad that I had Radaway Hick with me because
we'd worked together before.
It's better if nobody knows about us.
They ain't going to hear it from me.
To protect her sister, Rita's eventually forced to take down Mari's muscle.
Ruby's out.
You're fighting me.
Bullshit. Let's go.
When we did the big fight with Drago, it was a whole, it was 12 hours.
I said, I want to do my own stunt.
One take, I turned around and said, you want to go again?
I was tired, I was sore, and I just thought, I'm going to take this bitch
And I did.
Myself, as right away, I wish I had a big sister like her, you know.
And how could we forget that healthy dose of blackmail? Who is this?
That raised some really disturbing questions.
Could it be the freak blackmailing from the grave?
Or even worse?
Is she still alive?
How do you know?
She didn't... dig her way out.
Now you're all caught up on seasons one to six, let's talk season seven. Action!
You're being released back into general.
The best is yet to come. Seriously.
But don't just take my word for it. Finally let you in.
Welcome back. Season seven is going to blow everyone away. Like if they thought
season six had emotion and physics, wait till you get to seven.
Now people are going to pay.
Best season yet.
Best season yet.
Seriously.
We were all sitting down at our group read -throughs before we started
this season. And I had goosebumps on my arms, which hasn't happened for a long
time. We were all going, oh!
Oh!
No!
So without revealing too many spoilers, what can we expect from the new season?
This is really weird to say as the person who's playing Tad, but we have
really hot guys coming on the show.
I want to break with them.
What for?
I think that they get pretty excited over any new guy that comes in there. So
Sean gets a pretty big standing ovation when he turns up.
G'day, Jay. Sean.
How are you, mate?
Been a while. Sean and Jake, you know, they had history together.
We don't quite know what that history is when we first see them together, but we
know that Jake sees trouble.
Listen, just don't even think about starting your shit up in here, OK?
But Sean's not the only fresh meat.
Hey, Mr Stewart, who is the hottie?
G'day. You want a gobby?
we welcome a hot new doc.
Dr Greg Miller, fresh meat for season seven. He comes here with a big interest
in anti -recidivism, so trying to get the ladies to not re -offend and has
interesting ways of going about it.
Why do you think you responded with violence?
Why did you attack her?
She's poison.
The three new characters that we introduced at the beginning of Season 6,
momentum is really building on those characters now because we now know who
are. And what we see in Season 7 is what they're actually capable of.
I'm scared for you, Rita.
You know, Mari, I want payback for Drago.
Audiences can look forward to the massive dynamics between Rita and Mari
face off the power and the prison.
Rita has to pull out all stops to protect and defend her sister Ruby from
vengeful Mari.
You try anything, you and Danny will be meeting up sooner than you think.
Rita is what you call a reluctant hero, where I'm not so reluctant.
It's not only the newbies who get to reveal their true colours.
You still feel something.
Ali, you're with Mari.
Expect to see Ali finally growing up. I think she's slowly metamorphosizing
into the woman that she always had the potential to be.
For Vera, this pregnancy is quite a consuming part of her journey for season
seven. I miss Bennett.
You've really popped.
Oh, yeah. Can you still work like that? Your pregnancy's not an illness,
Jenkins. I can still do everything perfectly well.
And it's particularly significant for a character like Vera Bennett because her
entire character trajectory has been getting on that governor's chair and
staying in that governor's chair.
The really interesting journey for Liz in Season 7, the dementia is more
advanced.
You lost.
You're Murray.
Yeah, that's right.
Well, don't worry, I'll look after you.
All right.
I've got a map.
I'm not the only one Murray is leading astray this season.
But I can't breathe a word about it.
You know what happens to Lag as in Wentworth?
She's coming.
For both of us.
You find out really incredible information about one character that you
never have suspected that just turns the whole game on its head.
A lot happens.
It never goes quite where you think it's going to go.
It's action -packed.
We have the most full -on, extraordinary, nail -biting ending that
ever have seen of any Wentworth scene.
Prison dogs do weird things to people, eh?
Dude, I'm killing it, killing it, smoking them all like a cigarette,
Yes, you don't know who I'm still aware.
But now you want to hold me close. It looks stupid because you brag a lot like
top model with no portfolio.
I've been doing this for years.
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