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He stars as [Tristan], a young man caught in the midst of warring tribes of the British Isles. Ireland is united, while England is torn and divided among assorted barons. While Marke (Rufus Sewell) tries to unite the assorted factions against their Irish enemy, there are those who'd rather remain under Ireland's thumb. As a boy, Tristan watches in horror as the Irish slay his parents. Marke saves and raises Tristan and is rewarded with the young man's undying loyalty. And Tristan earns Marke's. You can question [Kevin Reynolds] for his casting [James Franco], but in Sewell and the rest of the primarily British cast, he's right on the mark. Sewell injects Marke with intelligence, nobility and passion. More importantly, he also possesses a vulnerability that gives the story its emotional center. Marke is a more worthy focus than Tristan or Isolde.

[Kevin Reynolds] became the state secretary of the now defunct Builders Labourers Federation in 1973 and stayed in charge when it became the CFMEU. \"They forget who fought to get the four weeks annual leave, who fought to get them long service leave, who fought to get them superannuation and who fought to get them paid public holidays, sick leave and all other conditions,\" he said.

\"I'm 63, and you know we all get old and it's time for young blokes to step up to the plate,\" he said. \"All I've said to the union is I'll be around and if they need me as a consultant on any issues be it at the training centre in particular or any issues I'll be available to assist them,\" he said.

PERTH, Feb 14 AAP - A union is picketing a downtown Perth construction site over concerns Chinese workers are being underpaid and denied other entitlements. Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) state secretary Kevin Reynolds said the union was concerned about the pay and conditions of about 50 Chinese, Korean and Filipino workers on the site.

\"The problem, of course, is that the government say that they're doing an investigation into this, we're told that by the time this investigation is completed and any matters proceed through the courts the Chinese workers will be gone, they'll be back in China,\" he said. \"This is totally illegal what's going on and shouldn't happen in Perth or in Australia.\"

The proposed Gorgon site on Barrow Island off the West Australian coast.; Labourers on Gorgon will be paid $150,000 a year to work a 70 hour week.; The Gorgon gas project is Australia's biggest resources project, sited on Barrow Island; The CFMEU's [Kevin Reynolds] says Gorgon workers are paid well but it is a 70 hour week in harsh conditions; The Master Builders Association's [Kim Richardson] says Gorgon will suck workers out of the city resulting in skills shortages