Jean (2016)
The true story of Jean Batten is of a daughter determined to live up to a powerful mother, desperate to leave a mark on the world – and prepared to go to the ends of the earth to do so. This is the story of JEAN.
Director: Robert Sarkies
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Kate Elliott as Jean Batten |
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Michael Whalley as Beverly Shepherd |
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Miranda Harcourt as Ellen Batten |
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Lisa Chappell as Mrs. Shepherd |
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Chelsie Preston Crayford as Amy Johnson |
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Cameron Rhodes as Minister of Transportation |
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Colin Moy as Mr Shepherd |
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Matthew Chamberlain as Fred Batten |
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Fraser Brown as Charles Kingsford-Smith (Smithy) |
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Thomasin McKenzie as Young Jean |
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Richard Lambeth as Civil Aviation Director |
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Emma Draper as Sheila Williscroft (English reporter) |
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Byron Coll as Walter Symes |
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Francis Mountjoy as Jim Connor |
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Daniel Cleary as Frank Packer |
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Kate McGill as Woman Fan (Restaurant) |
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Geoff Houtman as Barman |
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Kat Glass as Receptionist (Hotel Australia) |
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Ash Jones as Reporter (NZ) |
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Jan Chisum as G-AARB Flying Double (ZK-ADT) |
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Guy Clapshaw as G-ADPR Flying Double (ZK-DPP) |
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Lucy Lever as Jean Hand Double |
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Daniel William McLean as Jean's Dance Partner |
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Justin Lowcay as bystander / audience Dr (uncredited) |
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Julian Wilson as Mr. Curnow (Thomas Cook) |
| Directing | Robert Sarkies | Director |
| Writing | Paula Boock | Writer |
| Writing | Donna Malane | Writer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Kirsty Cameron | Costume Design |
| Camera | Ginny Loane | Director of Photography |
