The Eye of the Storm (2011)
Overview
In a Sydney suburb, two nurses, Maria and Flora, a housekeeper, Lotte, and a solicitor, Arnold, attend to Elizabeth Hunter as her expatriate son Sir Basil, a famous but struggling actor in London, and daughter Dorothy, a divorced and down at heel princess, convene at her deathbed. They come to make sure they can leave Australia with their hefty inheritance.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.288 |
Directed By
Fred Schepisi
Crew
Fred Schepisi
Judy Morris
Patrick White
Judy Davis
Toby Pease
Branford Marsalis
Geoffrey Rush
Terry Ryan
Fred Schepisi
Alex Holmes
Greg Gilbert
Michael Wholley
Nicholas E. Schepisi
Breeze Callahan
Brian Nickless
Ashley McLeod
Jane Ballantyne
Janie Parker
Alban Farrawell
Kelly Vincent
Tony Clarke
Glenn Newnham
Leigh Mackenzie
Todd Embling
Cheryl Williams
Sandy Stevens
Kristin Witcombe
Sandra Scurria
Maggie Rodford
Gracie Otto
Tony Jablonski
Rachel Knowles
John Walton
Elena Mandalis
Alex Stitt
Carol Hughes
Georgia Smith
Ross Cockle
Peter Stubbs
Scott Meek
Chrissy Feld
Lehi Tahau
Robert Mackenzie
Belinda McClory
Julia Overton
Beverley Dunn
Rick Kornaat
Suzanne Heywood
Emma Schofield
Shaun Smith
Andrew Gardiner
Peter Hicks
Kristin Kruger
Jon Dowding
Glenn Melenhorst
Nadia Tass
Ross Murdoch
Robert Mackenzie
David Marr
Andrew Mackie
Bob Marcs
Sally Ayre-Smith
Richard Payten
Toby Pease
Ian Baker
Kirsten Veysey
Zeljka Stanin
Kate Williams
Chris Goodes
Edward Simpson
Christine Spiller
Steven Ghouti
Jonathan Shteinman
James Harvey
Paul Grabowsky
Nikki Barrett
Melinda Doring
Robert Mackenzie
Gregory Read
Liesl Pieterse
Glen W. Johnson
James M. Vernon
Antony Waddington
TOP CAST
Geoffrey Rush
Basil Hunter
Judy Davis
Dorothy de Lascabanes
Charlotte Rampling
Elizabeth Hunter
Alexandra Schepisi
Flora Manhood
Helen Morse
Lotte
John Gaden
Arnold Wyburd
Robyn Nevin
Lal Wyburd
Colin Friels
Athol Shreve
Maria Theodorakis
Mary
Dustin Clare
Col
Nikki Shiels
Janie
Bille Brown
Dudley
Jane Menelaus
Maggie
Martin Lynes
Edvard
Heather Mitchell
June
Simon Stone
Peter
Louise Siversen
Carol
Elizabeth Alexander
Cherry Cheeseman
Barry Langrishe
Doug Cheeseman
Peter Houghton
Rory Macrory
Trudy Hellier
Anne Macrory
Monique Heath
Mogs Macrory
Tim Robertson
Dr. Treweek
William Fisher
William McRory
Justin Smith
Club Desk Clerk
Bob Marcs
Club Porter
Jamie Timony
Onslow Porter
Benita Collings
Lady at Lunch
May Floyd
Lurline Skinner
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