Alterations is a two-part 1988 Australian television film for the ABC shot in 1987 at Canberra. It deals with a married couple and their respective affairs.[1][2]
Contents
1Synopsis
2Cast
3References
4External links
Synopsis
Ann (Angela Punch-McGregor) and Richard (Richard Moir) are a contemporary couple with two young children. They live on the outskirts of Canberra, in a newish suburb that has yet to encroach on the bare hills behind the house they are now extending. Richard travels a lot on business. Ann is studying for a degree. The passion of true love has gone. Part I describes Ann's affair with her husband's best friend, Michael (Steven Jacobs); Part II describes Richard's affair with another woman, Eleanor (Kim Krejus).
Cast
Richard Moir as Richard
Angela Punch-McGregor as Ann
Linden Wilkinson as Martha
Steven Jacobs as Michael
Gillian Jones as Rachel
Alan David Lee as Robert
Kim Krejus as Eleanor
Karen Linley as Alice (child in 1983)
Michelle Linley as Alice (child in 1986)
Tim Drummond as Duncan (child in 1983)
Scott Bartle as Duncan (child in 1986)
References
^Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970-1995, Oxford Uni Press, 1996 p5-6
^Review in The Age 11 March 1988 p 8 accessed 19 June 2013
External links
Alterations on IMDb
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