
The Treacherous Thomas Kenton
Matthew Brady was not a killer by nature, but there was one man that pushed him to breaking point: a traitor who played both sides of the law for fools. Continue reading The Treacherous Thomas Kenton
Matthew Brady was not a killer by nature, but there was one man that pushed him to breaking point: a traitor who played both sides of the law for fools. Continue reading The Treacherous Thomas Kenton
“Gentleman bushranger” Matthew Brady had been at large for a considerable stretch after his escape from Macquarie Harbour, a fact that only emboldened him and his confederates. Brady was wanted for murder and a reward had been offered for his … Continue reading The Brady Gang take Sorell
With multiple film productions about Ned Kelly underway, it’s clear that bushrangers are becoming a popular topic once more. However, there are many bushrangers who deserve their own films as well and here are some of the great stories waiting to be brought to life. Some have been brought to the screen before in silent films that have since vanished, some were slated to be filmed but the projects never got off the ground and some just had bad outings in the past. Continue reading Ten Bushrangers Who Deserve Their Own Movie
Born in 1799, Matthew Brady was the first true “Gentleman Bushranger” and well-loved by women. His extraordinary story set the bar for every bushranger that came afterwards. Continue reading Matthew Brady: An Overview