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| Ray Barrett | ... |
Colonel Forsythe
(10 episodes, 1995)
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| Cate Blanchett | ... |
Bianca
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Mitchell Butel | ... |
Nino Della Vergine
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Linda Cropper | ... |
Bev Stafford
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Sophie Heathcote | ... |
Peggy
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Kim Hillas | ... |
Maeve
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Melita Jurisic | ... |
Adrianna Leeuwen
(10 episodes, 1995)
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Norman Kaye | ... |
Pieter Leeuwen
(10 episodes, 1995)
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| Robert Mammone | ... |
Cesare
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Alex Menglet | ... |
Mihaly Bassa
(10 episodes, 1995)
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| Geoff Morrell | ... |
Bates
(10 episodes, 1995)
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Joe Petruzzi | ... |
Joe Della Vergine
(10 episodes, 1995)
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Peta Toppano | ... |
Diomira
(10 episodes, 1995)
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Christine Tremarco | ... |
Louise Pearson
(10 episodes, 1995)
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| Hugo Weaving | ... |
Kenneth Pearson
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Petru Gheorghiu | ... |
Dante
(9 episodes, 1995)
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 October 1995 (Australia) See more »Company Credits
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[crushes egg in hand]
Kenneth Pearson: try engaging the mind Mr.Pearson, you'll find it will vastly increase your job satisfaction. I don't remember being this 'satisfied' since I last opened my veins in the bath.
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Goofs
In episode six, Bianca (an albino) has white eyelashes when we first meet her getting off the bus. Later on in the episode her lashes go back to brown. See more »Quotes
Kenneth Pearson: Behold! The finger painted egg! My... GOD... the artistry! the vision! The universality of human experience![crushes egg in hand]
Kenneth Pearson: try engaging the mind Mr.Pearson, you'll find it will vastly increase your job satisfaction. I don't remember being this 'satisfied' since I last opened my veins in the bath.
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An often forgotten TV series about a strange migrant experience... 1950's Australia saw mass emigration from Europe to the frontier countries, this mixture set in a migrant camp is varied and colourful to say the least. This series is highly recommended, and was too quickly forgotten.