• Source: Twisted Tales (Australian TV series)
    • Twisted Tales is an Australian television anthology and mystery drama which screened on the Nine Network from December 1996 to January 1998. Each episode was narrated by Bryan Brown, who also produced the follow-up series, Two Twisted, in 2006. Each episode of the series contains a twist ending.


      Cast


      Aaron Blabey as Nick
      Anthony Hayes as Damien
      Barry Crocker as Sir Barry Doyle
      Brittany Byrnes as Jessie Courtney
      Bruce Spence as Colin
      Bryan Brown as Jack Johnson
      Claudia Karvan as Cassie Blake
      Daniel Krige as Judy's Brother
      David Wenham as George
      Dee Smart as Judy Raven
      Gary Day as Lowell
      Geoffrey Rush as Harry Chisholm
      Grant Piro as Merrill
      Jacek Koman as Taxi Driver
      Jessica Napier as Michelle
      John Walton as Peter Courtney
      Jonathan Hardy as Roger
      Josephine Byrnes as Julia
      Joy Hruby as Agnes Fuller
      Judy Morris as Veronica
      Justine Clarke as Pip
      Kate Fischer as Melody Christian
      Kate Fitzpatrick as Elizabeth Bishop
      Ken Talbot
      Kimberley Davies as Betty
      Loene Carmen as Katey
      Mark Lee as Frank
      Marshall Napier as Ray
      Matilda Brown as Fiona
      Matthew Krok as Matthew
      Mercia Deane-Johns as Woman
      Mitchell Butel as Waiter
      Nadine Garner as Mallory
      Noni Hazelhurst as Anne
      Paul Livingston as Brendan
      Pippa Grandison as Karen
      Rachel Ward as Sarah
      Richard Carter as Jim Nicholson
      Richard Roxburgh as Ben
      Robert Mammone as Steven Gaines
      Robert Taylor as Peter
      Russell Kiefel as George
      Salvatore Coco as Sav Rocca
      Sandy Winton as Bartender
      Shane Briant as Jay Condor
      Simon Westaway as John Berryman
      Steve Bastoni as Constable Paul Bell
      Tottie Goldsmith as Vanessa Condor


      Production


      Actor and producer Bryan Brown placed a newspaper advertisement requesting scripts for the project. He ended up receiving more than 1,200 entries which was cut to 12. Most of the successful script submissions came from writers with no prior experience. The music was handled by Nerida Tyson-Chew. For her work on the series, she was awarded with the "Best Original Music for a TV Series or Serial" by the Australian Guild of Screen Composers in 1997.


      Release


      The series initially aired during late 1996 and early 1997, before going on hiatus. Later in 1997, a video titled Still Twisted was made for the Australian and American markets. It compiled various episodes from the series into a single movie.
      The show briefly returned to Australian television in early 1998.


      Episode list




      See also


      List of Australian television series
      List of Nine Network programs


      References




      External links


      Twisted Tales at IMDb
      Twisted Tales at the National Film and Sound Archive

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