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Country Town
In this movie version of "Bellbird" (1967) a reporter, Philip Henderson stirs up the town further when they are already suffering with a drought.
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In this movie version of "Bellbird" (1967) a reporter, Philip Henderson stirs up the town further when they are already suffering with a drought.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Barbara Vernon
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Runtime:101 minutes
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Cast
Peter Maxwell
Director
Lynette Curran
Rhoda Wilson
Gerard Maguire
Philip Henderson
Maurie Fields
John Quinney
Kirsty Child
Julie
Terry McDermott
Max Pearson
Gary Gray
David Emerson
Carmel Millhouse
Marge Bacon
Brian Anderson
Stan Bacon
Carl Bleazby
Col. Jim Emerson
Gabrielle Hartley
Maggie Emerson
Mark Albiston
Bob Wright
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