Kieren plays Tim Sullivan, the father of a missing girl, in the Lifetime Movie Who Stole My Daughter on the American Liftime Channel, premiering August 30 8/7c. The cast includes Samaire Armstrong, Sierra McCormick, Kieren Hutchison and Ashley Atwood. The movie was filmed late last year.

Who Stole My Daughter
On a crisp, fall day 12-year-old Katie Sullivan disappears from her school without a trace. Her mother Janet organizes a massive nationwide manhunt but Katie is nowhere to be found and presumed dead. Five years later a 17-year-old Katie turns up at Janet's doorstep. The overwhelming joy is short lived though as Katie is suffering from severe trauma and unable to account for her absence. What's worse, after mysterious strangers begin following them, Janet becomes convinced the kidnappers have also returned for Katie.

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Kieren plays a the owner of a hip nightclub who is interviewed about a crime in Ryan Hansen Solves Crimes on Television. It's a very funny half hour buddy-cop pilot for the American YouTube Red subscription channel, starring Ryan Hansen, Samira Wiley and Eric Christian Olsen. It's written and directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber from Central Intelligence. The pilot premiers 18 October 2017.

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Kieren was interviewed for KIWIS IN HOLLYWOOD featured in the March issue of Mindfood magazine.

KIEREN HUTCHISON
Having spent 15 years living in L.A., actor and writer Kieren Hutchison has watched the industry change from an interesting vantage point.
"The industry back home was so small when I left", he says, explaining what prompted the move. "It's not like that anymore; with technology the world is shrinking."
The endless opportunities Hollywood presents has encouraged Hutchison to expolore new avenues - he is currently transitioning into writing. "My heart is really in this now. I've been acting since I was 18 so it's great to change it up. It's challenging but it's exciting, too."

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TEAM BALL PLAYER THING - CHARITY SONG

During August 2015 Taika Waititi held a meeting in New Zealand. He asked kids and celebrities what it would take to win the world cup and cure Batten disease. Team Ball Player Thing is their answer.

Kieren played a small part in the project and you can watch him in the video here.
Check out the Kiwis cure Batten website and donate at http://www.kiwiscurebatten.com/