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Custodian Tail Credits Quinlan Anthony LaPaglia Church Hugo Weaving Ferguson Barry Otto Reynolds Kelly Dingwall Jilly Essie Davis Josie Gosia Dobrowolska Claire Ferguson Skye Wansey Pixie Church Christina Totos Louise Naomi Watts Helen Quinlan Joy Smithers Managing Director Bill Hunter Beetson Tim McKenzie Judge Norman Kaye Brennan Steven Grives Psychologist Bogdan Koca Police Commissioner Russell Newman Ross Delhunty Andrew Sharp Cameraman Andrew S. Gilbert Detective Massey Wayne Pygram Detective Insp. Blewitt Bob Baines Chief Executive Kee Chan Antonavitch Shane McNamara Punk David Brown Claire's Mother Nan Vernon Claire's Father Ken Snodgrass Claire's Sister Shayne Foote Claire's Brother-in-Law Steve Cox Claire's Niece Taryn Parslow Waiter John Batchelor Constable Hanrahan Richard Hill Female Reporter Emily Lumbers Policewoman Kerry Mack Bartender Gandhi Mcintyre Clerk of the Court Sal Sharah Karaoke Singer Hari Kimine Chinese Woman Ella-Mei Wong Tony John Samaha Superintendent Arnott Waverney Ford Stunt Performers Danny Baldwin Guy Norris Dean Gould Shane McKinnon Rick McClure Production Manager Lynda Wilkinson First Assistant Director Adrian Pickersgill Production Co-Ordinator Lisa Harrison Production Secretary Suzanne Johannesen Production Accountant John May Location Manager Patricia Rothkrans Unit Manager Tic Carroll Script Advisor Martin Williams Special Advisor John Daniell Continuity Pamela Willis 2nd Assistant Director Nikki Long 3rd Assistant Director Tom Read Sound Recordist Ben Osmo Boom Operator Gerry Nucifora Additional Boom Operator Andrew Duncan Sound Attachment Ben Cheah Focus Puller John Platt Clapper Loader Leah Ashenhurst Gaffer Reg Garsdie Best Boy Alan Dunstan Electricians Gary Hill Steve Gray Casual Electrician Grahame Dickson Key Grip Paul Thompson Assistant Grip Benn Hyde Casual Grips Mick Vivian Andy Glasser 2nd Unit Camera Simon Smith 2nd Camera Operator Andrew McLean Steadicam Operator David Woodward 2nd Unit Focus Puller Joanne Parker Art Director Ian Gracie Buyers & Set Dressers Kerrie Brown Alky Avramides Standby Props John Osmond Assistant Buyers Jane Murphy Andrew Short Art Dept. Assistant Veronyka Gaspar Construction Manager Geoff Howe Carpenters Eugene Land Steve Tulloch Brad Dunlop Scenic Artist Frank Falconer Set Finisher Richard Baldwin Armourer/Special FX John Bowring Armourer Assistant David Bowring Action Vehicle Co-Ordinator Tim Parry Wardrobe Supervisor Paula Ryan Standby Wardrobe Heather Laurie Wardrobe Assistant Ali Yeldham Make-Up/Hair Supervisor Lesley Vanderwalt Make-Up/Hair Assistant Cassie Hanlon Prosthetics Make-Up Bob McCarron Stunt Co-Ordinator Danny Baldwin Stand-Ins Jamie Killorn Paul Warry Kieran Revell Stills Photographer Jim Sheldon Unit Publicist Michael Shephard Casting Assistant Kristin Whitfield Caterers Deborah Fielding Clare Pollard Unit Assistants Wil Milne Simon Lucas Joe Wilkinson Paul Naylor Unit Runner Lyn Henderson Mr LaPaglia's Assistant Diana Strautins Nurse Sue Andrews Sound Designer Wayne Pashley Dialogue Editor Antony Gray Sound Mixer Phil Judd 1st Assistant Editor Suzannah Spittle 2nd Assistant Editor Louie Cullen Assistant Sound Editors Bronwen Gower Erika Moss Post Sync Recording Simon Hewitt Foley Walker Libby Villa Mixed at Soundfirm, Sydney Dolby Stereo Consultant Steve Murphy Music Programmer Colin Timms Music Assistant Nicolas Alias Music Mixer Greg Crittenden Music Mixed at Take 2 Creative Audio, Sydney Laboratory Atlab Australia Laboratory Liaison Denise Wolfson Ian Russell Opticals Roger Cowland Grader Arthur Cambrige Negative Matchers Karen Psaltis Leo Bahas Margaret Bourke Telecine Transfers Apocalypse Titles Optical & Graphic Post Production Facilities Spectrum Films Lightworks Completion Guarantor Film Finances Inc. Lawyer Hart & Co. Insurers Hammond Jewell "Sail into the Moonlight" Written by Colin Timms & Lu Malm Dolby Stereo ® In Selected Theatres - logo With thanks to: Hans Pomeranz, Gary Magder, Stuart Littlemore, Anna Wheatley, Arthur Knight, Káoru Sato, Mitsubishi Electric, AWA, Motorola, Country Road, Data File Wrightline, Turramurra Music Centre, Richard Priddle, Rick Gell Roland Australia Financial Assistance provided by Australian Asset Securities Limited. This film was developed with the assistance of The New South Wales Film & Television Office Sydney, Australia - logo Script developed with the assistance of the Australian Film Commission Made with the participation of Australian Film Finance Corporation Pty Limited FFC logo This film is produced under the laws of Australia and other countries. Unauthorised duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution. None of the characters or events portrayed in this drama are based on fact. Any resemblance to living people is purely co-incidental. © 1993 Australian Film Finance Corporation Pty Limited Australian Asset Management Limited The Custodian Film Co Pty Ltd.
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