Marion (TV series) explained

Genre:	Drama
Country:	Australia
Num Seasons:	1
Num Episodes:	4
Runtime:	60 minutes
Network:	ABC

Marion is an Australian television drama which first screened on the ABC in 1974.^[1] It was scripted by Cliff Green, who drew on his experiences as a young country school teacher.^[2]

Cast

Main / regular

• Helen Morse as Marion Richards
• John Clayton as Tom Carruthers
• John Frawley as Jamie Finnegan
• Elspeth Ballantyne as Joan Carruthers
• Marty Fields as Neil 'Stinker' Carter
• Kerry Armstrong as Elizabeth Andrews
• Terry McDermott as Mr Smith
• Kathy Beck as Rosemary
• Kerry Dwyer as Joyce Barnes
• David Wiltshire as Peter
• Joan Letch as Miss Fisher
• Wayne Latimer
• Paul Petrie as Davy Barnes
• Patsy King as Mrs Finnegan
• Frank Wilson as Publican
• Peter Aanensen as Policeman

Guests

• Gus Mercurio as Papa Stefano (1 episode)
• Ian Smith as Rick Walsh (1 episode)
• Tony Bonner as Joe (1 episode)
• Terry Gill as Bert (1 episode)
• Maurie Fields as Harry Richardson (1 episode)
• Graeme Blundell as Drunk (1 episode)
• Martin Foot as Ron Watson (1 episode)

External links

• Marion at Classic Australian TV
• Marion at IMDb

Notes and References

1. Web site: Chronology.
2. News: Gudgeon . Mac . Simpson . Roger . Vale Cliff Green, esteemed screenwriter . 2021-02-01 . if.com.au . IF Magazine . 2020-12-08.