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Jean

Jean

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Jean

2016

1h 34m

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Drama

Overview

The true story of Jean Batten is of a daughter determined to live up to a powerful mother, desperate to leave a mark on the world – and prepared to go to the ends of the earth to do so. This is the story of JEAN.

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25 members

Acting

Kate Elliott

Jean Batten

Kate Elliott

Acting

Michael Whalley

Beverly Shepherd

Michael Whalley

Acting

Miranda Harcourt

Ellen Batten

Miranda Harcourt

Acting

Lisa Chappell

Mrs. Shepherd

Lisa Chappell

Acting

Chelsie Preston Crayford

Amy Johnson

Chelsie Preston Crayford

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Cameron Rhodes

Minister of Transportation

Cameron Rhodes

Acting

Colin Moy

Mr Shepherd

Colin Moy

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Matthew Chamberlain

Fred Batten

Matthew Chamberlain

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Fraser Brown

Charles Kingsford-Smith (Smithy)

Fraser Brown

Acting

Thomasin McKenzie

Young Jean

Thomasin McKenzie

Acting

Richard Lambeth

Civil Aviation Director

Richard Lambeth

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Emma Draper

Sheila Williscroft (English reporter)

Emma Draper

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Byron Coll

Walter Symes

Byron Coll

Acting

Francis Mountjoy

Jim Connor

Francis Mountjoy

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Daniel Cleary

Frank Packer

Daniel Cleary

Acting

Kate McGill

Woman Fan (Restaurant)

Kate McGill

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Geoff Houtman

Barman

Geoff Houtman

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Kat Glass

Receptionist (Hotel Australia)

Kat Glass

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Ash Jones

Reporter (NZ)

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Jan Chisum

G-AARB Flying Double (ZK-ADT)

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Guy Clapshaw

G-ADPR Flying Double (ZK-DPP)

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Lucy Lever

Jean Hand Double

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Daniel William McLean

Jean's Dance Partner

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Justin Lowcay

bystander / audience Dr (uncredited)

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Julian Wilson

Mr. Curnow (Thomas Cook)

Julian Wilson

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