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guy richard roxburgh lizzie cate blanchett jenny frances o'connor poppy linden wilkinson dr o'hara john gaden mrs jamieson genevieve mooy mr jamieson michael ross catriona younger melissa ippolito catriona older elena pavli dominic craig rasmus tony rhett walton yvette jeanette cronin george arthur angel angelo wadih dona cheryl celia ireland father montgomery adrian barnes june deborah kennedy auntie dulcie mary acres raoul jacek koman darren jonathan biggins anne jane turner melanie heather mitchell clare toni moran emma helen thomson bridesmaid #1 melissa thomas bridesmaid #2 celia dickinson neil mark owen-taylor scott les hill bradley daniel rigney photographer dominic condon polite young man phillip lowe woman at bar jenny hope male nurse adam hedditch ron roy billing delia suzanne roylance young guy justin martin rupert simon cutter andi lucy bell bill andrew everingham quentin sri sacdpraseuth wozzie felix williamson michelle elizabeth maywald drunken male #1 cranston brecht drunken male #2 ian mcguiness woman at clothes line mfanwy morgan guy and lizzie's children edward boyd gabriella boyd wedding band jodie young mark o'connor amanda ronald john whetham 1st assistant director p.j. voeten 2nd assistant director john martin 3rd assistant director jennifer leacey continuity andrew upton production coordinator ruth watson production secretary natasha brockmeier production accountant kate prindiville moneypenny services locations managers bevan childs robin clifton unit manager bob graham casting assistant sally bristoe extras casting anousha zarkesh christina no sound recordist stephen vaughan boom operator grant shepherd additional boom operator peter hunter focus puller adrien seffrin clapper loader jasmine carrucan steadicam operator martin lee gaffer jonathan hughes best boy darryn fox electricians garth allen ian barwick key grip scott brokate assistant grip clinton roy grip assistant tim duggan art director michael iacono set dresser sam cook standby props chris darvall art department assistant jonathan tidball art department coordinator stefanie kleinhenz art department runner beth pickworth construction manager james mckay scenic artist richard baldwin costume supervisor tracey richardson standby costume nina parsons costume maker sally molineaux costume assistant fiona holley tailor tony bonnici make-up artistes chiara tripodi trish glover make-up assistants clea molineaux assistant make-up/hair jeni boehm teena mccarthy angela mork maria lo presti 1st assistant editor nick cole sound effects editor john cowper patterson dialogue editors ross brewer tony vaccher foley craig butters john dennison paul huntingford george turnure re-recording mixers john dennison tony vaccher nurse patsy buchan catering camera cooks clare pollard gino lopez production runner russell vines unit assistants alison meir peter kodicek safety officer spike cherrie cats supplied by karen lease cats charlie and her kittens stills photographers philip le masurier elise lockwood unit publicity tracey mair publicity maria farmer public relations attachments directors assistant kim farrant production lesley dyer assistant director anna certoma camera anthea boyle wardrobe clare woghorn editing karen fleming laboratory movielab pty ltd opticals springett optical service negative cutter negthink pty ltd film equipment samuelsons film services filmstock kodak australasia post production facilities island films sound post production audio loc sound design travel agent stage & screen travel insurance aon risk services completion guarantor film finances legal services tress, cocks & maddox jennifer huby harper watson robert mangioni titles design & digital production animal logic designer deborah mcnamara domino operator simon carr 3d animation lynne cartwright film technician chris swinbanks producer melanie ritchie original music composed and conducted by martin armiger recorded and mixed by michael stavrou recording assistant david newman orchestrations derek williams concertmaster phillip hartl piano mark o'connor harmonica jim conway saxophone jason morphett guitars paul berton rex goh percussion sunil da silva bass victor rounds drums hamish stuart voices mary azzoppardi abigail grimsel strings the australian studio orchestra wedding band repertoire and arrangements by martin armiger music published by picture this music (1997) music recorded and mixed at paradise studios and mars, sydney music coordinator christine woodruff Missing (T. Thorn/B. Watt) Sony Music Publishing performed by Everything But The Girl courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd & Warner Music Australia Pty Ltd (Last Night) I Didn't Get To Sleep At All (T. MacAulay) PolyGram Music Publishing/Mustard Music Ltd performed by The Reels courtesy of Regular Records We've Only Just Begun (P. Williams) Irving Music Inc used by permission Rondor Music Australia Pty Ltd Before Too Long (P. Kelly) Mushroom Music performed by Paul Kelly & the Messengers courtesy of Mushroom Records Locomotion (A. McCluskey/P. Humphreys/G. Troeller) EMI Music Publishing performed by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark courtesy of Virgin Records Limited & EMI Music Australia Pty Limited Like To Get To Know You Well (H. Jones) Howard Jones Music Ltd performed by Howard Jones courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd & Warner Music Australia Pty Ltd Say Goodbye (J. Archer/D. Falconer/J.Howard/R. Miles/M.Seymour/M.Waters) Human Frailty/Mushroom Music performed by Hunters & Collectors courtesy of Mushroom Records I Started A Joke (B.Gibb/M.Gibb/R.Gibb) Gibb Brothers Music/BMG Music performed by The Bee Gees courtesy of Polydor Ltd U.K. under licence from PolyGram Pty Ltd Rhymes (A.Green/M. Hodges) Irving Music Inc./Al Green Music Inc. used by permission Rondor Music Australia Pty Ltd performed by The Rockmelons courtesy of Mushroom Records Santa Baby (T. Springer/J. Javits/P. Springer) Carlin America Inc/Trio Music Co Inc/J.Albert & Son performed by Eartha Kitt courtesy of RCA Victor under licence from BMG Australia Limited You Are So Beautiful (B. Fisher/B. Preston) Irving Music Inc/ Almo Music Corp used by permission Rondor Music Australia Pty Ltd The Producers wish to gratefully acknowledge the support of the following Philippa Bateman Karin Altman, Sonja Armstrong, Tom Bryant, Simon Dibbs, Peter Duncan, Ken Eastment, Kerrie Eagger, Michelle Harrison, Adam Hughes, Dana Hughes, Louis Lamprell, Mark Lamprell, Joan Long, Gill McKinlay, John McQuaid, Clare Macken, George Mannix, Bryan Milliss, Tim Read, Greg Smith, Sue Smith, Keith Thompson Andre's Party Hire, Bang & Olufsen Hi-Fi, BMW of Sydney, Hancock Event & Theme Nights, The House of Cashmere, Mercedes Benz of Sydney, Nikon Camera supplied by Maxwell Optical Industries, Sound on Stage, Sydney Mitsubishi, Taylors Wines Paintings: "Private Lessons" 1987 Paintings by Fred Cress, represented by Christine Abrahams Galley, Melbourne "Night Garden" by Christine Johnson "Untitled from (French Polish Series)" by Susan Norrie "Prunus Rebellion - Subversive Planting" by Kristin Headlan supplied by Artbank Dolby ® In Selected Theatres - logo The characters, events and people depicted in this motion picture are fictitious and imaginary. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual events, is purely coincidental. Ownership of this motion picture is protected by copyright and other applicable laws and any unauthorised duplication, distribution or exhibition of this motion picture could result in criminal and civil prosecution. Developed and produced in association with The Australian Film Commission Australian Film Commission logo Produced with finance and assistance from NSW Film and TV Office - logo © 1997 Stamen Films Pty Ltd SPAA Reg. No. 0533.
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