Joh's Jury (1993)
Overview
Dramatisation of the 1991 perjury trial of former Queensland state Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.998 |
Directed By
Ken Cameron
Crew
Ian David
Mario Millo
Ken Cameron
Rod Allan
Penny Chapman
Errol Sullivan
Bill Russo
Marcus North
Jim Murray
Rick Connelly
Christine Ehlert
Chiara Tripodi
Bozena Zurek
Carol Chirlain
Annette Gover
Andrew Anicic
Russell Burton
Warren Parsonson
Russell Bacon
TOP CAST
Simon Bossell
Matthew
Penny Cook
Penny
Julie Hamilton
Thelma
John Howard
Hedley
Elaine Hudson
Val
John Jarratt
Kev
Malcolm Kennard
Luke
Betty Lucas
Evelyn
Rebecca Rigg
Madonna
John Sheerin
Dave
Noah Taylor
Brad
Norman Yemm
Kevin
Gerry Connolly
Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen
Graeme Blundell
Nicholas Cowdery
Russell Newman
Robert Greenwood
John Clayton
Judge John Helman
Bob Baines
Adrian Gundelach
Michael K. Ross
Robert Needham
Tom Richards
Robert Butler
Stephen Leeder
Bailiff
Benjamin Franklin
Douglas Drummond
Kristoffer Greaves
Stephen Keddy
Harold Hopkins
Geoffrey Woodward
May Howlett
Lady Florence Bjelke-Petersen
Jon-Claire Lee
Robert Sng
Bruce Barry
Mark McClusky
Dennis Grosvenor
Dean Wells
Amanda Benson
Waitress
Gabrielle Hammond
Judge's Associate
David Hoey
Wally
Rob Steele
George Dunstan
Michael Burgess
John Walsh
Robert Baxter
David Russell
John Alansu
Adriaan Zecha
Shayne Foote
Reddy's Girlfriend
Helen Mutkins
Susan Moriarty
Lynne Murphy
Kev's Mother
Carmel Mullin
Woman
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