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Sue Smith (b. 1959)

Alias:
Susan Smith

Born:
January 1, 1959

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sue Smith (born 1959) is an Australian screenwriter and playwright. She is best known for writing or co-writing Australian television productions including Mabo (2012), Bastard Boys (2007), RAN (2006), The Road from Coorain (2002), The Leaving of Liverpool (1993), and Brides of Christ (1991). Her screenwriting for film includes Peaches (2004) and co-writing Saving Mr. Banks (2013).

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Film Production

Producer:
2006  Number 13

Screenplay:
2002  The Road from Coorain
2005  Peaches
2006  Number 13
2012  Mabo

Script Editor:
1988  Touch the Sun: Princess Kate
1994  Hammers Over the Anvil
1998  Dead Letter Office
2002  The Road from Coorain
2005  Peaches
2006  Number 13
2007  West
2012  Mabo

Script Supervisor:
1984  Oddballs
1988  Touch the Sun: Princess Kate
1994  Hammers Over the Anvil
1998  Dead Letter Office
2002  The Road from Coorain
2005  Peaches
2006  Number 13
2007  West
2012  Mabo

Writer:
1984  Oddballs
1988  Touch the Sun: Princess Kate
1992  The Leaving of Liverpool
1994  Hammers Over the Anvil
1998  Dead Letter Office
2002  The Road from Coorain
2005  Peaches
2006  Number 13
2007  West
2012  Mabo
2013  Saving Mr. Banks

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TV Performances

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TV Production

Screenplay:
1991  Brides of Christ

Script Editor:
1991  Brides of Christ

Writer:
1991  Brides of Christ
1995  Bordertown
2001  My Brother Jack
2006  RAN Remote Area Nurse
2007  Bastard Boys
2022  Significant Others

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