Home And Away Spoilers – Horror In Summer Bay As Stevie Is Shot

Next week, work on Catherine Van-Davies’ newest movie, All Our Tomorrows, will finally begin in Summer Bay. However, director Nelson (Mahesh Jadu) quickly encounters some difficulties with his actors.

Since Stevie did not want to lose Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) as her bodyguard, she had been the one to bring the production to Summer Bay. Having asked Cash if she could re-employ him to accompany her on the shoot, he explained that he didn’t want to leave girlfriend Eden (Stephanie Panozzo) behind while she was going through family issues.

In response, even though pre-production was already far along for the intended mountain cabin location, Stevie invited Nelson and other members of the production crew to Summer Bay to propose it as a filming location.

Eventually Nelson realized there was promise, and the transaction was done when Stevie agreed to cover the moving costs. It’s also possible that being friends with local Bree (Juliet Godwin) influenced his choice.

Renowned horror actress Stevie’s career has taken a new turn with the romantic comedy, as the passing of her co-star Crystal (Sheridan Harbridge) in Death Throes forced her to leave her comfort zone and pursue her aspirations.

But Stevie is battling other demons. She’s thinking about her stalker Sidney (Joshua McElroy), who tried to attack her during a movie press conference a few weeks ago. She also feels as though her informal relationship with Remi (Adam Rowland) has ended abruptly.

As the week was coming to an end, Stevie was experiencing a lack of confidence. On the first day of the shoot, she told Cash she wasn’t attending since she felt like a fake actor.

Next week, when we pick up the situation, Nelson is at the beach, wondering where his star has disappeared to. Alf (Ray Meagher) and John (Shane Withington) are in the vicinity, and after witnessing the crew’s intense labor, Alf has developed a newfound respect for them.

When Nelson questions Alf about why John didn’t show up as scheduled, Alf graciously provides a cover tale. Nelson compliments Alf on his recent Sunrise performance. Nelson is mostly concerned about Stevie’s sudden absence, though, as neither Stevie nor Cash are returning his calls.

While Cash is trying to talk Stevie into coming to the set, she is drinking alcohol at his house.

In an interview with the Australian magazine TV Week, Nicholas Cartwright said, “It’s sad to see Stevie unravel and drink her way through her issue.” It’s difficult to view Stevie as anything but a fearless achiever, and I believe Cash sees the best in her, but it also makes her seem more like a real person to him.

Cash assures Stevie that although he understands how difficult the next court case is for her, she is not alone. Still, Cash takes Nelson’s calls in the hopes of buying some time, which does little to appease Stevie.

Stevie takes the phone out of Nelson’s hand before he can answer it when Cash calls. By now, Cash has had enough and instructs Stevie to go sober up in the shower while he calls Nelson to let him know she will be on set in twenty minutes.

Stevie confides in Cash about her sincere belief that she is incapable of completing this task, and the shower does little to lift her spirits or her sobriety. She aspires to be competent in her field as well as a celebrity.

Cash tells her that even though he despises horror movies, he was captivated by Death Throes because she made him feel something for the character. Isn’t that the reason she works there?

When Nelson realizes that Stevie is a little tipsy, he isn’t too impressed, even if she has finally made it to set. Nelson tells Cash that this can’t happen again and gives her the instruction to put on cosmetics.

After Stevie’s little incident, the production gets back on track, but later in the week, when Nelson finds out that one of the bit players injured his ankle, there’s another crisis. Cash was instantly ruled out as the incorrect build because the uniform is specially manufactured, therefore anyone cannot assume the position.

Nelson, nevertheless, spots someone who might be ideal after all. As he approaches the set with Leah (Ada Nicodemou) and Theo (Matt Evans), Justin (James Stewart) is preoccupied with lamenting the fact that he can’t go surfing in the morning.

When Justin notices Nelson staring at him, he’s perplexed and he approaches uncomfortably when he’s called over. Stevie asks Justin about his desire to be in a movie while Nelson follows him about and assesses him.

“He’ll pull it off!” Nelson informs him he’d need to be performance-ready very quickly, and Leah steps in.

Before Justin has a chance to process everything, he finds himself in a valet’s uniform on the beach. prepared to film his film debut beside the renowned Stevie Marlow!

Having previously worked as a band manager and a garage owner, is Justin going to pursue a new career path?

The day after, while they film one of the main climax sequences in the film, Stevie returns to the beach with co-star Troy (Samuel Stevenson).

When Cash’s employer calls when he’s up in Salt, it chills him to the bone. Sydney, Stevie’s stalker, was miraculously freed on bond after being placed under remand as he awaited his trial!

As soon as Cash realizes that Stevie is in grave danger, he dashes out of the club and down the steps to the shore.