The Eternity Man Trailer (2008)
18 September 2008 63 mins
An adaptation of the opera 'The Eternity Man'
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Cast
Grant Doyle as Arthur Stace
Christa Hughes as Myrtle Stace
Lara Mulcahy as Prostitute 1
Lucy Maunder as Prostitute 2
Crew
Julien Temple Director
International Releases Dates
Australia 18 September 2008
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