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Release Date:
December 5, 1985
Original Title:
Rebel
Genres:
Drama | Music | Romance
Production Companies:
J&M Entertainment
Roadshow Films
Production Countries:
Australia
Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M US: R
Runtime: 89
This drama is set in World War II Australia, where an American Marine, Rebel is recuperating from wounds suffered in battle. He is weary of war and is intent on going AWOL and escaping from Australia. He becomes infatuated with a local singer, Kathy and pursues her. Kathy is married and initially is not interested in him, but later begins to love Rebel. Kathy receives a letter advising her that her husband was killed in battle. The local police and the U.S. Military are searching for Rebel as an AWOL soldier. Rebel arranges to escape Austalia by a cargo ship, but eventually allows himself to be arrested in order to keep the local police from arresting Kathy for harboring him
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Art Direction:
Igor Nay
Costume Design:
Roger Kirk
Director:
Michael Jenkins
Director of Photography:
Peter James
Editor:
Michael Honey
Executive Producer:
Robyn Campbell-Jones
Bonnie Harris
Music:
Peter Best
Chris Neal
Producer:
Phillip Emanuel
Production Design:
Brian Thomson
Screenplay:
Michael Jenkins
Bob Herbert
Set Decoration:
Lissa Coote
Theatre Play:
Bob Herbert
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