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Crackerjack Tail Credits Casting Cameron Harris Script Editor John Clarke Production Manager Magnus Mansie Production Coordinator Penelope Everett Production Secretary Melanie Brunt Production Manager Attachment Sarah Machado First Assistant Director Annie Maver Second Assistant Director Iain Pirret Third Assistant Director Brad Holyoake Continuity Paul Kiely Cast Jack Mick Molloy Stan Bill Hunter Len Frank Wilson Eileen Monica Maughan Bernie John Clarke Dave Samuel Johnson Nance Judith Lucy Gwen Lois Ramsey Norm Cliff Ellen Mrs Jenkins Esme Melville Edgar Peter Aanensen Ron Bob Hornery Cliff John Flaus Joyce Lois Collinder Barry Paul McCarthy Roger Teague Rook Peter Dino Marnika Mandy Robyn Butler Greenkeeper Brett Swain Joe Lew Lutton Ranking Official Denis Moore Official Tim Sullivan Governor Joan Murray Les Nestor Tony Martin Supervisor Chris Kirby Security Guard Steve Hutchison Police Officer Greg Francis Bert Stapler Andrew Gilmour Hollywood Stuart Baker Edward Earl Francis Julio Robert Ratti Man in Street Pete Smith George Mathew Loe Passerby Lou Virgato Commissionaire Tom Travers Driver Jim Koutsoukos Barber Alfons Beutelschiess Art Director Jayne Russell Buyer/Dresser #1 Denise Goudy Buyer/Dresser #2 Tao Weis Standby Props Ben Bauer Assistant Standby Props Amanda Williams Art Department Coordinator Cathrine McVeigh Art Department Runner George Akl Art Department Assistant James Sutherland Focus Puller Jude Lovatt Clapper Loader Simon Ozolins 2nd Camera Operator Bruce Phillips 2nd Camera Focus Puller Greg de Marigny Sound Recordist Andrew Ramage Boom Operator Shane Walker Additional Boom Operator Ben Faiman Gaffer Colin Williams Best Boy Tim Morrison 3rd Electrics Dan Carr Additional Electrics Andrew Williams Janek Szalc Key Grip Peter Stockley 2nd Grip Josh Moore 3rd Grip Adam Whannell Additional Grip Bruce Williams Wardrobe Supervisor Fiona Rogan Wardrobe Standby Sarah Carr Additional Wardrobe Gabrielle Travers Attachment To Wardrobe Tahlei O'Dea Key Makeup Artist Kirsten Veysey Hair Artist Pam Murphy Makeup/Hair Deb Lester Additional Makeup/Hair Jo Fletcher Megan Dwyer Assistant Editor Maryjeanne Watt Attachment To The Editing Department Rachel Craze Sound Post Production Music and Effects Mixer/Dialogue Editor Keith Thomas FX Editor Craig Carter ADR Doron Kipen Atmos Editor Sharon Ryan Foley Record/Edit Emma Bortignon Foley Artist Rosemary Cullen Engineer Simon Pollinski Assistant Engineer Paul Coyle Music Research Craig Kamber Dolby ® Digital In Selected Theatres - logo Production Accountant Trevor Blainey Assistant Accountant Jeremy Atcliffe Location Manager Tim Scott Location Assistant Hamish MacLeod Location Security & Traffic Management Monjon Film Services Production Runner Seamus Flint Additional Runners Simon King Georgie Nevile Post-production Supervisor Mark Ruse Post-production Script Jo Stewart Producers' Assistant John Molloy Cultural Attaché Darren Chow Unit Manager Andy Pappas Unit Assistant Victor Fukushima Additional Unit Assistant Ryan King Drivers Barry Fletcher Michael Batchelor Mark Robinson Brian O'Grady Unit Nurse Bridgit Lane Additional Unit Nurse Donna Selzer Safety Supervisor Chris Peters Safety Report Lance Anderson Stunts Australian Stunt Agency - Vicki Marks Expert Bowlers Greg Cridge Russell Green David Sargood Caterer Editable Food - Reo Murray Catering Assistants Paul Matthews Lorraine Luby Extras Casting Gabrielle Healy Unit Publicist Kerrie Theobald Stills Photographer John Tsiavis Visual Effects Unreal Pictures Film Stock Kodak - Steve Taysom Laboratory Cinevex - Ian Anderson Optical Effects Ross Mitchell Negative Matching Margaret Bourke Franco Di Ciero Paul Cross Camera Equipment Cameraquip - Malcolm Richards Two Way Radios Hirecom - Max Woodhouse Rushes Transfers AAV Digital Pictures - Pamela Hammond Telecine Biff Balfour Rushes Theatre Lemac Edit Rooms The Joinery - Tim Lewis Travel Showtravel Titles Melbourne Title Co. - Nevin Smart Legals Foster Hart Greg Sitch David Darzins (In the DVD commentary, Mick Molloy confesses they left off the ’s’, as in ‘Davids Darzins’, which would have irritated the lawyer, who was something of a stickler and a pedant). Business Affairs Coordinator Kristen Coney Insurance HW Wood - Tony Gibbs Completion Guarantor Film Finances Ltd - Anni Browning Attachments Supported by Film Victoria The Producers Would Like To Thank: Alf Barnett • Carrum Bowling Club The Bentleigh Club • Henselite Pty. Ltd. Len Welch • John McLaughlan • Brett Leighton Linton Ford • Alex Richards • Dot Richards Shaun Whitechurch • Wendy Molloy Susan Molloy • Justin Arter Ruby Entertainment Margot, William, Owen and Rosie Luby Emma Moss • Justin Ractliffe • Ann Darrouzet Alan Foster • David Hart • Nicole Smaron Ros Walker • Julie Marlow • Catriona Hughes Bill Fox • Lindsay Lipson • Christine Woodruff Ross Matthews • Jennie Hughes • Sue Masters Richard Bean • Sport 927 Frank O'Connor • Chris Hampshire Ray Freeth • Sancia Robinson Peggy Sage Cosmetics With Special Thanks To: Andy McIntrye • Bob Donohoe • Mark Woods Melbourne Bowling Club Richmond Union Bowling Club Corowa Bowls Club The people of Corowa and Rutherglen Cigarettes Will Kill You Written by Ben Lee © BMG Music Publishing Australia Pty. Limited Performed by Ben Lee Licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Happy Man Written by J. Oxley © Mushroom Music Publishing Performed by The Sunnyboys Licensed Courtesy of Festival Mushroom Records Reckless (Don't Be So …) Composed by James Reyne © Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Used by permission. All rights reserved Performed by Australian Crawl Licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Boys Light Up Composed by James Reyne © Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Used by permission. All rights reserved Performed by Australian Crawl Licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Filmed in Victoria, Australia with the assistance of the Melbourne Film Office and Film Victoria MFO Melbourne Film Office Film Victoria Australia - logo Film Victoria - logo Attachments supported by Film Victoria financed with the assistance of Romco Blue Pty Ltd financed with the assistance of Network Ten ten logo in association with The Premium Movie Partnership for Showtime ™ Australia - font logo financed with the assistance of Macquarie - logo financed with the assistance of FFC Australian Film Finance Corporation - logo This film (including the soundtrack) is protected by the copyright laws of Australia and other applicable laws worldwide. Any unauthorised exhibition, distribution or copying of this Film or any part (including the soundtrack) is an infringement of the relevant copyright and will subject the infringer to severe civil and criminal liability. Country of first publication: Australia The characters, entitles, events and scenes depicted in this film are fictitious. Any similarities to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual entities or events is purely coincidental. © 2002 Australian Film Finance Corporation Limited, Macquarie Film Corporation Limited, The Premium Movie Partnership, Cinemedia Corporation, Network Ten Pty Ltd, Romco Blue Pty Ltd and Molloy Boy Productions Pty Ltd. Roadshow Entertainment A Village Roadshow Company - animated logo.
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