Anzacs Review in Drama
Direction guides viewers through a carefully crafted narrative that balances action with intimate moments of human connection. The cast’s performances are realistic and heartfelt, capturing the bravery and anguish experienced by soldiers and civilians alike. Its impact lies in raising awareness of Australia’s role in WWI and highlighting themes of endurance and legacy. The series encourages reflection on the sacrifices made in wartime and the importance of remembrance. Overall, Anzacs remains an important historical drama that educates, commemorates, and honors those who served, reinforcing national identity through powerful storytelling about war’s enduring human toll.
Cast & Crew
- Annette Binger
- Tony Bonner
- David Bradshaw
- Geoff Burrowes
- Fiona Campbell
- Claude Condor
- Christopher Cummins
- Ray Daley
- John Dixon
- Gerald Egan
- Peter Finlay
- John Haddy
- Mark Hayward
- Mark Hembrow
- Jane Hyland
- Wayne Jarratt
- Bob Jones
- David Lancashire
- David Lynch
- Bruce Michell
- Andrew W. Morse
- Harry Reid
- Felicity Schoeffel
- Stan Seserko
- Patsy Adam Smith
- Leah Steventon
- Peter Stratford
- Noel Trevarthen
- Keith Wagstaff
- Murray Wilson
- Dennis Wright
- Warwick Driscoll
- Karl Hansen
- Tony Cornwill
- Broderick Smith
- Victor Kaye
- David Allardice
- John Whitfield Moore
- Danny Corcoran
- Nicola Fox
- Allan Lethberg
- Mike Warwick
- Conrad Rothman
- Fifi L'Amour
- Michael Adams
- Joseph Swifca
- Meradith Rodgers
- John Dixon
- Christopher Berry
- George Miller
- Jim Shore
- Geoff Burrows
- David Frezzer
- 4/19 Pwlh Band
- Don Grey
- John Worth
- Jan Irvine
- Peter O'Brien
- Ron Michell
- Tony Webster
- John Fleming
- Peter Watson
- Paul Smythe
- Judith Gower
- Terry Dean
- Frederick Clise
- Gary Popper
- Mike Clark
- Kate Wilson
- Mal Punton
- Vic Austin
- Don Bordman
- James Ashburn