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JAKARTA: Sam Brodie says that he is a bit sad that his work is less-than-appreciated in his home country, Indonesia
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J
AKARTA: Sam Brodie says that he is a bit sad that his work is less-than-appreciated in his home country, Indonesia.
The Scottish-Indonesian actor, who gained fame after starring in the reality show Big Brother in 2006, said that his career in Jakarta had yet to take off.
'I've been working for three to four years here, but haven't gotten much. Nevertheless, I'm still grateful,' the 27-year-old said as quoted by kapanlagi.com.
Sam, who spent 13 years as a transgender person, released a book titled Samuel, Samantha and Me, as well as taking roles in made-for-TV movies.
'The book was also released internationally and the reception was better as compared to the Indonesian market,' the father of one said.
