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The Legend of Ben Hall Reviews

“…The large supporting cast are uniformly excellent; with the stand-out being William Lee; here delivering a perfectly nuanced performance as Hall’s youngest and most impressionable gang member, John Dunn. Dunn is perhaps the character who undergoes the most dramatic change through the course of the film and Lee does an outstanding job; definitely a name to watch for in the coming years”. – Greg Moss (Mossfilms)

“…along with their callow new recruit, John Dunn, sensitively essayed by William Lee”. – Erin Free (Film Ink.)

“…Greatest Biopics ever seen. Stand out for me was William Lee as John Dunn, he captures Dunn’s youthful naivety perfectly, and is quickly endearing to the audience making his character arc that much more tragic, the incident at the collector hotel being one in particular that affected me”. – (Doctor Colin Online)

“… new recruit, the gormless John Dunn (William Lee)”.- DECEMBER 2, 2016 by DM BRADLEY (the adelaide review)

“Reforming the gang, and drafting in skilled horseman John Dunn (William Lee)… William Lee has the thankless role of the young newcomer to the gang, John Dunn. His low key performance should not be underestimated”. – Review by Andrew L. Urban (urbancinefile)

“…John Gilbert and John Dunn, played by Jamie Coffa and William Lee respectively, are similarly treated; Gilbert is manic, edgy, a little crazy, while Dunn is a youngster who becomes brutalised by the life he’s leading”. – DAVID STRATTON (The Australian)

“…They draft a third, inexperienced ‘new recruit’, John Dunn (William Lee), who, because of a small misdemeanour, is also fleeing the police”. – by Sue Hinchey (Weekend Notes)

“…Gilbert brings in callow John Dunn (William Lee), who’s in trouble with corrupt rural police, aka “the traps””. – Paul Byrnes (Sydney Morning Herald)