
Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin's legacy is living on through his 8-year-old daughter, Bindi, who is currently shooting Bindi, The Jungle Girl, a 26-part wildlife documentary for the Discovery Kids network that is set to debut in January 2007:
"I'm trying to get across the message that don't be afraid of animals, they're just put on this earth to help the environment and everything like that," Bindi tells ABC's Australian Story in her first formal interview since her father's death in September.And Bindi will not be the only star of the show: Her late father will appear with her in scenes filmed before his death. "We'll never refer to the fact that Steve is no longer with us," says John Stainton, who was Steve's manager. "The way that it works is that Steve plays co-star to Bindi. It's just the little reactions that she gives to her Dad who's, you know, doing sort of silly stuff."
"Bindi the Jungle Girl is really lucky because she lives in a tree-house and she gets lots of animals in and out," Bindi tells Australian Story of her character. "She hangs out with lots of wildlife. She just loves kissing a koala or hugging a snake."
Very interesting. Steve Irwin "accidentally" gets murdered by a stingray and his "so-called" daughter "suddenly" becomes a huge TV star. How very "convenient." And why am I using so many damn quotes when it's clearly annoying the hell out of you? Because quotes indicate mystery and intrigue, that's why. You'd know this if you were as well-versed in 20th century American literature like myself. And yes, legacy is living on through his 8-year-old daughter, Bindi, who is currently shooting Bindi, The Jungle Girl, a 26-part wildlife documentary for the Discovery Kids network that is set to debut in January 2007:
"I'm trying to get across the message that don't be afraid of animals, they're just put on this earth to help the environment and everything like that," Bindi tells ABC's Australian Story in her first formal interview since her father's death in September.And Bindi will not be the only star of the show: Her late father will appear with her in scenes filmed before his death. "We'll never refer to the fact that Steve is no longer with us," says John Stainton, who was Steve's manager. "The way that it works is that Steve plays co-star to Bindi. It's just the little reactions that she gives to her Dad who's, you know, doing sort of silly stuff."
"Bindi the Jungle Girl is really lucky because she lives in a tree-house and she gets lots of animals in and out," Bindi tells Australian Story of her character. "She hangs out with lots of wildlife. She just loves kissing a koala or hugging a snake."
Very interesting. Steve Irwin "accidentally" gets murdered by a stingray and his "so-called" daughter "suddenly" becomes a huge TV star. How very "convenient." And why am I using so many damn quotes when it's clearly annoying the hell out of you? Because quotes indicate mystery and intrigue, that's why. You'd know this if you were as well-versed in 20th century American literature like myself. And yes, The Hardy Boys is considered literature Mr. Acts Better Than Everyone.