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First Kangaroos Tail Credits CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Sandy Pearce WAYNE PEARCE Morton ALEXANDER BROUN Albie Rosenfeldt WAYNE PYGRAM Bluey Burdon PHILIP QUAST Reverend Green JOHN DICKS Major Thompson ROBERT DAVIS James Giltinan CHRIS HAYWOOD Dan Frawley TONY MARTIN Dally Messenger DOMINIC SWEENEY Mrs. Messenger CLARISSA KAYE MASON Betty NELL SCHOFIELD Conlon ANDREW ETTINGSHAUSEN Devereaux KELLY DINGWALL Reporter ROBERT GILTINAN Trainer HAROLD KISSIN George (Barman) ALAN SURTEES Albert Goldthorpe DENNIS WATERMAN John Jackson VIC ROONEY Steamship Official IAN GILMOUR Butler KYM LYNCH Nugent EDWARD PEEL Perivale PATRICK MONCKTON Engineer KEVIN DUKES Large man CHARLES PEMBERTON Mayor ROBERT AUSTIN Hotel Manageress JULIE GODFREY Mrs. Oaks CHARLOTTE MITCHELL Ticket Inspector KIM KNUCKEY Arthur Hughes JIM CARTER Mrs. Jackson DOROTHY VERNON Men in Pub FRED WELSH BOB DUNCAN BOB HICKS Jupes JOHN BIRD George MIKE HARRIS Young Reporter PHILIP DAVIS Falthorpe FRANK TAYLOR Photographer GORDON STREEK Reporter ROSS SHARP Reporter GREG O’DONOVAN CREW Production Manager Stephen Jones Supervising Accountant Jill Coverdale First Assistant Director Bob Howard Costume Designer Anna Senior Makeup Supervisor Judy Lovell Continuity Sian Fatouros Sound Recordist Noel Quinn Associate Producer (UK) Peter Jaques Production Accountant (UK) Mike Widd AUS UK Production Co-ordinator Production Co-ordinator Barbara Ring Christine Fenton Location Manager Location Manager Patricia Blunt Paul Madigan Second Assistant Director Second Assistant Director Ian Freeman Paul Lowin Third Assistant Director Third Assistant Director Guy Campbell Rupert Ryle-Hodges Unit Runner Unit Runner Ross Bell Mark Waterston Unit Manager Antony Adare Focus Puller Focus Puller Brian Breheny Luke Cardiff Clapper Loader Clapper Loader Glen Cogan Alessandra Scherillo Boom Operator Boom Operator Gary Carr Steve O'Brian Gaffer Gaffer Lindsay Foote John Donoghue Best Boy Best Boy Jimmy Hunt Micky Peerless Key Grip Grip Pip Shapiera Gary Hutchings Assistant Grip Danny Lockett Art Director Art Director Stewart Way Alastair Paton Property Buyer/Set Dresser Set Dresser Helen Macaskill Liesje Ridley Construction Manager Property Master Peter Musgrove David Reilly Standby Props Standby Props Peter Moyes Mark Reynolds Don Bradburn Scenic Artist Scenic Artist Michael O'Kane Stephen Hedges Art Department Runner Assistant Art Director Geoff Tvrdeich Loveday Wright Carpenters Carpenter Dale Wallace Tommy Westbrook Steve Warrington Standby Wardrobe Wardrobe Mistress Paula Ekerick Heather Williams Wardrobe Assistant Wardrobe Assistant Katie Harris Brian Cox Hairdresser Hairdresser Lita Bosco Jennifer Boost Assistant Editor Peter McBain Dubbing Editor Bruce Lamshed Assistant Dubbing Editor Rick Lisle Extras Casting (AUS) Extras Agency Stills Photographer Brett Cochrane Publicist Brian Walsh Livestock (AUS) Ray Winslade-Evanne Brand Laboratory Colorfilm Liaison Denise Wolfson Negative Matching Miriam Cortes Colour Grading Arthur Cambridge Sound Mixer Peter Fenton Post Production Facilities Spectrum Films Titles Fran Burke Insurance Sedgewick Limited Representative of Investors Christopher Coote of Bentley & Co Completion Guarantor Film Finances Limited Underwriter Heyede Pty Limited Sub-Underwriter Potter Partners Limited Business Affairs Manager Kim Vecera Consultant Researcher Dally Messenger Co-produced under sponsorship of the Australian Film Commission Roadshow, Coote & Carroll Pty Limited Sydney-Australia © Copyright MCMLXXXVII SPA No. 0223 (Below: VHS release, animated) .
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