Nancy Wake (1987-1987)

Premiere:
November 4, 1987

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 2

Finale:
November 5, 1987

Original Title:
Nancy Wake

Alternate Titles:
True Colors

Genres:
Drama | War & Politics

Production Companies:
Simpson Le Mesurier Films

Countries:
US

Nancy Wake tells the true story of Australia's greatest war heroine - the woman the Gestapo dubbed the 'White Mouse'. This miniseries event begins in 1939 when Nancy meets Henri Fiocca, while she is working on assignment as a journalist in Marseilles. With Europe on the brink of war, they fall desperately in love and are married as Hitler begins his relentless march oh Holland and Belgium.

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Armorer:
Brian Holmes

Art Direction:
Bernadette Wynack

Assistant Editor:
Michael Gilders

Associate Producer:
Margot McDonald
Roger Simpson

Author:
Russell Braddon

Casting:
Liz Mullinar

Construction Manager:
Bob Hern

Costume Design:
Jane Hyland

Dialogue Editor:
Edward McQueen-Mason

Director:
Pino Amenta

Director of Photography:
David Connell

Editor:
Philip Reid

Executive Producer:
Alan Bateman
John Sturzaker

Hairstylist:
Rochelle Ford

Location Manager:
Murray Boyd

Makeup Artist:
Amanda Rowbottom

Original Music Composer:
Greg Sneddon

Producer:
Roger Le Mesurier

Production Coordinator:
Leonie Jansen

Production Design:
Otello Stolfo

Script Editor:
Barbara Bishop

Sound Editor:
Ross A. Porter

Sound Mixer:
Julian Ellingworth

Sound Recordist:
Andrew Ramage

Story Editor:
Barbara Bishop

Stunt Coordinator:
Bill Stacey

Title Designer:
Ned Culic

Unit Manager:
John Suhr

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Margot Lindsay

Writer:
Roger Simpson

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