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https://theblurb.com.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/rsz_sons_unit_hr104.jpg800535Nearly two decades ago, an incident shattered a family and now the patriarch – a feted, but ailing author – is intent on making good before he drops off the mortal coil. Forever sickly, stumbling about, popping pills and turning to the bottle, his name is Andrew Dyer (Bill Nighy). He lives a reclusive life...