Prisoner Cell Block H, also known as Prisoner, is an Australian television soap opera that was first broadcast in 1979. The show was set in the fictional Wentworth Detention Centre, a women's prison, and followed the lives of the prisoners and staff. It was known for its gritty and controversial storylines, tackling issues such as homosexuality, rape, and drugs. The show ran for 692 episodes over eight seasons and remains a cult classic in Australia and around the world. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79KAb2Bslnc
The Australian Television Archive has successfully recovered and digitized 16mm archive footage related to the wedding of John Farnham, which took place at St. Matthews Church of England in Glenroy on April 18, 1973. Despite a few hiccups, including the need to change the wedding date after Molly Meldrum printed the first wedding invitation in GoSet Magazine, the event was highly attended by both the public and the media, resulting in some chaos.
The recovered footage showcased in the video below, along with thousands of other hours of material, is now available through the Australian Television Archive's footage research and supply service. For inquiries about archival digitization services or sourcing material, please contact info@austvarchive.com.
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Frank Thring was a notable Australian actor who was known for his distinctive voice, commanding presence, and villainous roles. Born in Melbourne in 1926, Thring began his acting career in the 1940s and quickly gained a reputation for his powerful performances and larger-than-life persona. He appeared in a number of successful films and television shows over the course of his career, including the classic film "Ben-Hur" and the popular TV series "Prisoner".
Thring was known for his unique style and commanding presence on stage and screen, and he often played villainous characters, such as Pontius Pilate in "Ben-Hur" and the eccentric Dr. Bernardo in "Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome". His distinctive voice and striking appearance made him a memorable figure in the Australian entertainment industry, and he is remembered as one of the country's most iconic actors.
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Seeking specific archive footage? The Australian Television Archive offers a unique Footage Research & Supply Service thats as easy to use as 1,2,3 To find out more contact: info@austvarchive.com
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