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Issue Details: First known date: 1998... 1998 The Day of the Roses
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Film Details - Liberty and Beyond ; Network Ten , 1998

Producers:

Tony Cavanaugh (Producer)
Simone North (Producer)
Antonia Barnard (Co-producer)
Mikael Borglund (Executive Producer)
Anna Bohlsen (Assistant producer)

Production Companies:

Liberty and Beyond Productions

Finance Organisations:

Australian Commercial Television Production Fund.

Director of Photography:

Steve Arnold

Editors:

Andrew Macneil
Shawn Seet

Production Designers:

Peta Lawson

Composer:

Roger Mason

Cast:

Incl. John Bach (Tom Weir), Chris Betts (Sgt. Merv Masterson), Aaron Blabey (Dr White), Carol Burns (Greta), Cormac Costello (Michael 'Scotty' McInally), Stephen Curry (Rescuer), Helen Dallimore (Annette Gordon), Gigi Edgley (Erica Watson), Rebecca Gibney (Margaret Warby), Paul Mercurio (Bryan Gordon), Heather Mitchell (Margaret Shuttler), Peter O'Brien (Boris Osman), Damian Pike (Constable Garry Raymond), Wayne Pygram (Sgt. Joe Beecroft), Jeremy Sims (Gerry Buchtmann).

Release Dates:

First aired 19 October 1998 on the Ten Network.

Awards:

  • Logie Award, Most Outstanding Miniseries/Telemovie, 1999.
  • NSW & ACT Silver Award: Miniseries (Australian Cinematographers Society), 1999.
  • AFI Award, Best Direction in a Television Drama, 1999.
  • AFI Award, Best Miniseries or Telefeature, 1999.
  • Australian Screen Music Award (Australian Guild of Screen Composers), Best Music for a Mini-Series or Telemovie, 1999.
  • Australian Screen Music Award (Australian Guild of Screen Composers), Best Original Title Theme for a Series, Serial or Mini-Series, 1999.
Settings:
  • Sydney, New South Wales,
  • 1977
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