• Source: Eureka Stockade (miniseries)
    • Eureka Stockade is a 1984 Australian miniseries based on the battle of Eureka Stockade. It reunited the producer, writer and star of A Town Like Alice.


      Cast


      Bryan Brown as Peter Lalor
      Bill Hunter as Timothy Hayes
      Carol Burns as Anastasia Hayes
      Amy Madigan as Sarah Jamieson
      Tom Burlinson as Father Smythe
      Brett Cullen as Charles Ross
      Penelope Stewart as Alicia Dunne
      Stephen Hayes as Johan Gregorious
      Rod Mullinar as Frederick Vern
      Tim Hughes as Sgt. Major Tyler
      Roger L. Howell as Raffaello Carboni
      Edwin Hodgeman as Commissioner Rede
      David Ravenswood as Sir Charles Hotham
      Fred Steele as John Joseph
      Simon Chilvers as Bishop Goold
      John Murphy as Father Downing
      Tommy Dysart as Tom Kennedy
      Peter Crossley as Johnstone
      Sam Petersen as Johnny Hayes
      Reg Evans as Goodenough
      Luke Gallagher as 'Starry' Hayes
      Troy Ellis as William Hayes
      Melissa Crawford as Annie Hayes
      James Crawford as Timmy Hayes
      David Bradshaw as Sgt. Major Milne
      John Larking as Bentley
      Roger Oakley as Scobie
      Peter Collingwood as General Nickle
      Geoff Warren as Dr. Kenworthy
      Edward Caddick as Father Dunne
      Peter Curtin as Attorney General
      Lee James as Aspinall
      Ruth Yaffe as Mrs. Bentley
      Victor Kazan as John D'Ewes
      Chris Hession as James McGill
      William Zappa as Flash Burke
      Bruce Knappett as Peter Martin
      Andrew Martin as Hummfray
      Chris Hallam as Dr. D.J. Williams
      Tim Hardiman as Barnard Welch
      Anthony Hawkins as Dr. Stewart
      Peter Green as Patrick Carroll
      Frank Thring as Judge


      Production


      The series was researched over two years and filmed over four months. It was shot on location near Ballarat and Bendigo. It was a difficult shoot as it took place during a heatwave. A $250,000 set of the British camp was almost destroyed during the Ash Wednesday bushfires. A Eureka flag was stolen during filming.


      Reception


      The series was a ratings disappointment compared to A Town Like Alice. However it sold widely overseas and screened in the US.


      References




      External links


      Eureka Stockade at IMDb
      Eureka Stockade at Letterbox DVD

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