Changi 2001

Drama Music Romance

A six-part miniseries which follows six young Australians who go to war, full of confidence and bravado. They land in Singapore in 1942, just in time for surrender. With 15,000 others, they are marched off to Changi prison camp. T...

All Titles	show all 3 titles Changi Changi Changi
Director	Kate Woods
Artists	Stephen Curry as Eddie Leon Ford as Bill Dwyer Anthony Hayes as Gordon Yates show all 109 artists Matthew Newton as David Collins Mark Priestley as John 'Curley' Foster Matthew Whittet as Tom Geoff Morrell as Rowdy Nicholas Hope as Guillaume Koper Gotaro Tsunashima as Lieutenant Aso as Colonel Nakamura Sean Taylor as Colonel Smythe as CSM Bryson Dean Atkinson as Bernie as Bertie Jenkins Alan Morris as James Ichiro Harada as Guard as Guard Scott Youll as Guard Lawrence Puang as Guard Christopher James Baker as Lofty Morgan Ian Bolt as Father Paul Charles 'Bud' Tingwell as Older David Collins as Older Gordon Terry Norris as Older Bill Dwyer Slim DeGrey as Older John 'Curley' Foster Bill Kerr as Older Eddie as Captain Shindo Andrew James Mead as Captain Lovegrove as Doctor Hurrell Peter Gow as Guard Victor Ng as Guard Desmond Kelly as Older Tom as Betty Jill Perryman as Older Kate John Howard as Ken Mary Docker as Young Kate Sacha Horler as Nerida Marie Armstrong as Older Vi Simon Maiden as Todd Rebecca Murphy as Young Vi Ken Senga as General Tanaka Nadine Garner as Lisa John Gregg as Colonel Carter Kuni Hashimoto as Japanese Major as Brenda Anne-Louise Lambert as Mary Judi Farr as Older Joyce Martin Jacobs as Albert John Sheerin as Clarrie Amanda Wenban as Laura Jessamy Dyer as Young Molly Frank Whitten as Dr. Potter Simon Chilvers as Father Keogh Eliza Logan as Young Joyce Alan Cinis as Joe Ruth Caro as Rose as Cecil Angus King as Doctor Nathan Sprake as Young Curley Stephen James King as Jack Richard Sydenham as Tim Judy Madden as Mrs. Cullen as Steve Brett Archer as Bede Matilda Grimm as Baby Jean David Baldwin as Professor Myers Christopher Horsey as Shadow Dancer Hari Ho as Malay Trader Bevan Wilson as Dr. Russell Nitya Gehl as Nurse #1 Owen McKenna as Leo Hugh Cann as The Four Majors Liz Awad as Nurse #2 David Bruce as Merv Nick Hardcastle as Physiotherapist Ian Swallow as The Four Majors Bill Haydon as Danny Ruby Bruce as Dianne Larry Turnbull as Mike Green Joon Park as Kim Sun Brian Hodgson as The Four Majors Dan Holliday as Photographer Shaughna Carter as Marie Green Pye as Whistler Ned Manning as John Tony Butler as The Four Majors Andrew Harris as Man in Toilet Veronica Neave as Martha Barry Jenkins as Gallery Guide Ted Nuss as Band Member James Perry as Band Member David Reid as Dr. O'Connor Edmund Cinis as Young Tom Allan McFadden as Alan Anthony Yeo as Private Shithouse Steve Carlin as Band Member Vanessa Cruise as Diane Jake Levy as Band Member Alison Albany as Maid Mary Tung Ly as Guard Clive Marriott as Eric Tarlochang Singh as Sikh Guard Kendal Jones as Peoples Home Nurse Jennifer Templeton as Old Molly Yutaka Izumihara as Guard Douglas Fong as Guard Lorna Gladwin as Extra Leigh Livingstone as Bill's Student Natasha McDonald as Uni Student
Released	14 Oct 2001
Links	IMDb

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