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Emerald City (1992)
A couple move to Sydney from Melbourne, and soon become lured by the bright lights of the big city. Colin, the scriptwriter husband, is corrupted by his editor and then falls for the girlfriend of his writing partner, while Colin's wife Kate begins to lose sight of her ideals in a new world of hustlers and cynics.
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A couple move to Sydney from Melbourne, and soon become lured by the bright lights of the big city. Colin, the scriptwriter husband, is corrupted by his editor and then falls for the girlfriend of his writing partner, while Colin's wife Kate begins to lose sight of her ideals in a new world of hustlers and cynics.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:David Williamson
In Theaters:2/9/1992
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:New South Wales Film Corp., Limelight Productions
Cast
Michael Jenkins
Director
Nicole Kidman
Helen McCord
John Hargreaves
Colin Rogers
Chris Haywood
Mike McCord
Robyn Nevin
Kate Rogers
Ruth Cracknell
Elaine Ross
Dennis Miller
Malcolm Bennett
Nicholas Hammond
Ian Wall
Ella Scott
Penny Rogers
Haydon Samuels
Sam Rogers
Michelle Torres
Kath Mitchell
Bruce Venables
Limousine Driver
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