His Excellency (1958 film) explained

Based On:play by Campbell Christie
Dorothy Christie
Director:Alan Burke
Country:Australia
Language:English
Runtime:60 minutes[1]
Released:[2]

His Excellency is a 1958 Australian television film.

It was based on a play which had been previously adapted into a 1952 film, His Excellency.

The play was performed in Australia in 1953.[3]

Plot

An ex-docker is appointed governor of a British island colony.

Cast

Production

It was Stewart Ginn's first appearance in a TV play. It was directed by Alan Burke who had just done Rose without a Thorn for the ABC and directed Look Back in Anger on stage for the Elizabethan Theatre Trust. Burke went on to become one of the ABC"s leading directors.[4]

See also

Notes and References

  1. News: TV Guide. December 3, 1958. Sydney Morning Herald. 22.
  2. News: The Age. 26 December 1958. TV Guide. 22.
  3. News: AT SYDNEY THEATRES . . 41 . New South Wales, Australia . 9 October 1953 . 25 October 2017 . 5 . National Library of Australia.
  4. News: Sydney Morning Herald. ABN "Live" Play. 1 December 1958. 23.