Olive Trailer (1987)

01 December 1987 93 mins

Based on the true story of fiery, tempestuous actress, Olive Bodill. Soon after Olive and her actor/writer husband, Tony, celebrate their 16th wedding anniversary Olive discovers that she has a malignant breast cancer. Once so strong and independent, Olive now becomes dependent on Tony who himself relies so much on her energy and decisiveness. But with his help Olive confronts her death, and in what has been a marriage of opposites, with all the attendant difficulties, the partners are fused finally in a bond of love.

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Cast

Kerry McGuire as Olive

Nick Tate as Tony

Cathy Richardson as Wendy

Owen Weingott as Vincent

Lyn James as Doreen

Elaine Lee as Elaine

Andreas Klein as Wendy's boyfriend

Moya O'Sullivan as Saleslady

Alison Chambers as Cashier

Mary Regan as Sister Kelly

Richard Meikle as Mr Crawford

Colleen Clifford as Mrs Lawson

Heather Christie as Sister Snow

Don Chapman as Dr Tennant

Franco Valentino as Foodman

Stephen Leeder as Dr Douglas

Crew

Stephen Wallace Director

Anthony Wheeler Writer

Julie Belle Production Designer

Bill Russo Editor

Ralph Schneider Music

Ron Blair Script Editor

Liz Allen Production Manager

Jennifer Allen Casting

Irene Gaskell Casting Assistant

Gary Russell Focus Puller

Guntis Sics Sound Recordist

Martin Perrott Gaffer

Pierre Dron Electrician

Mark Tanner Electrician

Paul Lawrence Assistant Grip

Garry Siutz Assistant Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

Australia 01 December 1987

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