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Adaptation of
The Silver Brumby
1958
single work
novel
Issue Details:
First known date:
1994...
1994
The Silver Brumby
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Film Details - Media World Pictures ; Network Ten , 1994-1996
Producers:
Colin South and John Tatoulis.
Production Companies:
Media World Pictures.
Cast:
Including Charles Tingwell, Richard Aspel, Michael Carman, Brett Climo, Daniel Daperis, Marg Downey, Robyn Gibbes, Rebecca Gibney, Edward Hepple, John Higginson, Abbe Holmes, Hamish Hughes, Rhys Muldoon, John Stanton, Doug Tremlett, Jeffrey Walker, Stephen Whittaker, and Matthew Yang King.
Notes:
Script editors: John Tatoulis and Paul Williams.
Animation directors: Paul Williams, Neil Salmon, Steve French, and Maggie Geddes.
List of episodes:
1. Friends of the High Country
2. Wombats to the Rescue
3. Lost in the Snow
4. Flight to Freedom
5. The Old Prospector Saves a Friend
6. Benni Returns the Favour
7. Racing Against the Wind
8. The Sight of Golden
9. Golden in Trouble
10. A Wombat on the Road
11. Fire
12. Golden Goes Home
13. Seeking A Legend
14. Spring
15. To Catch a Brumby
16. Swimming to Safety
17. A Leap Into Legend
18. Charlie Heads for the Mountains
19. Charlie Helps a Friend
20. In it Together
21. Trappers Go Home!
22. Wombat in Trouble
23. Wombat Goes on Holiday
24. Arrow Makes a Friend
25. Arrow Goes South
26. Golden Returns
27. Long Hot Summer
28. An Unwelcome Stranger
29. Foals in Trouble
30. Brolga Wants A Fight
31. Charlie Saves the Brumbies
32. Emus Get a Break
33. Trapped in the Snow
34. Youngsters' Winter Woes
35. An Unexpected Encounter
36. The Cave of Wonder
37. A Bothersome Nuisance
38. Getting Together
39. The Final Encounter
Settings:
- Snowy Mountains, Cooma - Snowy - Bombala area, Southeastern NSW, New South Wales,
