McLeod's daughters (DVD #1325). The complete first season [DVD] / Southern Star ; The Nine Network, The South Australian Film Corporation and Millennium Television ; writers, Michaeley O'Brien, Margaret Wilson, Charlie Strachan, Claire Haywood, Sarah Smith, Jackie McKimmie, Alexa Wyatt, John Honey, Chris Hawkshaw, Louise Crane, Dave Warner, Deborah Parsons, Giula Sandler, Cathy Strickland, Marieke Hardy, Sally Webb ; producer, Posie Graeme-Evans ; directors, Chris Martin Jones, Kay Pavlou, Donald Crombie, Karl Zwicky, Geoff Bennett.
Title from container. Series developed by Posie Graeme-Evans. Created by Posie Graeme-Evans and Caroline Stanton. Special features: Disc 1: "Inside story" behind-the-scenes featurette ; Disc 2: Interview with producer/creator Posie Graeme-Evans ; Disc 3: Interview with co-producer Andrew Blaxland ; Disc 4: Interview with director Karl Zwicky ; Disc 6: Original 'McLeod's daughters' TV movie starring Jack Thompson (100 min.) "'McLeod's daughters' TV movie credits: Millennium Pictures presents in association with The Australian Film Finance Corporation ; creators, Posie Graeme-Evans and Caroline Stanton ; starring Tammy MacIntosh, Kris McQuade, Marcia Deane-Johns, Simone Kessell, Maya Strange, Robert Mammone, Kevin Smith, Kym Wilson as Tess and Jack Thompson as Jack ; casting, Maura Fay and Associates, Ann Fay ; production designer, Ross Major ; director of photography, David Foreman ; editor, Edward McQueen ; composer, Guy Gross ; line producer, Perry Stapleton ; network executive producer, Kris Noble ; executive producer, Andrew Blaxland ; network script executive, Bevan Lee ; script and story editor, Caroline Stanton ; producer, Posie Graeme-Evans ; writer, Rob Hume ; director, Michael Offer"--Container. Bridie Carter, Lisa Chappell, Rachael Carpani, Jessica Napier, Aaron Jeffrey, Myles Pollard, Sonia Todd. Originally broadcast by the Nine Network, Aug. 8-Dec. 5, 2001. TV movie originally broadcast May 13, 1996.
Summary:
Claire and Tess, two sisters who were separated as children, are reunited when they inherit Drover's Run, a large Australian cattle property passed down for generations. Together they assemble an all-female workforce and face the challenges of the land.
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