Oscar and Lucinda
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Gillian Armstrong
Mary Kavanagh
Dacre King
Babs Mcmillan
Roy Gordon
Chris Haywood
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Set in the 19th century, an unconventional British minister falls in love with a free-spirited Australian heiress. Together they set out to bring a glass church to the Australian outback.
Director
Gillian Armstrong
Cast
Mary Kavanagh
Dacre King
Babs Mcmillan
Roy Gordon
Chris Haywood
Barry Otto
Sam Newman
Ralph Fiennes
Nicolas Tennant
Tobias Saunders
Polly Cheshire
Norman Kaye
Paul Shillingsworth
Fiona Press
Andre Lillis
Kim Hillas
Matyelok Gibbs
Greoffrey Rush
Robert Menzies
Sonia Ritter
Patrick Blackwell
Matt Potter
Michael Duggan
Greg Segal
Jonathan Markwood
Judi Farr
Basil Clarke
Jan Panenka
Clive Russell
Taleah Melenhorst
Cate Blanchett
Peter Whitford
Sandy Winton
Janet Foye
Cassy Huang
Catherine Harvey
Josephine Byrnes
Mark Denny
Colin Taylor
Paul Rogers
Bille Brown
Brett Laurie
Billie Pleffer
Barnaby Kay
Ciarßn Hinds
Douglas Hedge
Ray Mccallan
Patrick Andrews
Leslie Dayman
James Tingby
Tom Wilkinson
Meng Soh
Richard Roxburgh
Elaine Hughes
Karen Vickery
Wing Hall
Damian Monk
Philip Dodd
Ron Blanchard
Vanessa Seydoux
Louella Pluffer
Adam Hayes
Steve Rodgers
Stuart Campbell
Treffyn Koreshoff
Marianne Borgo
Lucy Knight
Will Barton
Nicholas Fordham
Elspeth Mactavish
Linda Bassett
David Page
Gillian Jones
Walangari Karntawara
Lynette Curran
Michelle Doake
Leverne Mcdonnell
Andrea Moor
Elma Kris
Lucy Bell
Christian Manon
Andrew S Gilbert
Andrew Davis
Geoff Morrell
Crew
Luciana Arrighi
Clare Awdry
Johann Sebastian Bach
Alison Barrett
Helen Baumann
Nicholas Beauman
Ludwig Van Beethoven
Belinda Bennetts
Bill Bernstein
Reggie Blain
Russell Boyd
Vanessa Brown
Anton Bruckner
Martin Bruveris
George Budd
Caspar Campbell
Sally Campbell
Peter Carey
Elizabeth Carlson
Bill Collingburn
Steve Courtley
Roger Cowland
Gethin Creagh
Graeme Crowther
Robin Dalton
Bill Davis
Nikki Difalco
Brendan Donnison
Peter Doyle
Mark Egerton
Nigel Egerton
Kirsten Feddersen
Paul Ghirardani
Angus More Gordon
Antony Gray
Jane Griffin
Philippe Herreweghe
Andrew Hill
Rob Hunter
Rob Hunter
Terry Isted
Terry Isted
Jane Johnston
Ken Jones
Laura Jones
Marten Julian
Nigel Kirton
Nigel Kirton
Catherine Knapman
Peter Lawless
Philip Ledger
Rick Lisle
Rick Lisle
Kathleen Mackie
John Martin
Will Matthews
Rocky Mcdonald
Ian Mcmillan
Shawn Murphy
Pat Nash
Thomas Newman
Tom Nursey
Jennifer O'connell
Michael O'kane
Ben Osmo
Martin Oswin
Peter Owen
Thomas Pasatieri
Wayne Pashley
Janet Patterson
Jane Petrie
Ken Phelan
Andrew Plain
John Pope
David Pront
John F Ralph
Paul Ranford
Noni Roy
Robert Sandeman
John Sheppard
Geoffrey Simpson
Geoffrey Simpson
John Simpson
Vaclav Smetacek
Marc Spicer
Deryn Stafford
Victoria Sullivan
Ted Swanscott
Ted Swanscott
Kathy Sykes
Gary Tomkins
Tony Tucker
Mark Turnbull
Mark Turnbull
Kirsten Veysey
Libby Villa
Derek Walker
Tracie Walsh
John Ward
Graham Ware
Grahame Ware Jr.
Helen Watts
Marion Weise
Tim White
Bob Wiesinger
Sue Wild
Cheryl Williams
Joss Williams
John Wingrove
Tom Winslow
Christine Woodruff
Dave Young
Film Details
Technical Specs
Award Nominations
Best Costume Design
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Co-winner, along with Craig Monahan's "The Interview," of the 1998 Film Critics Circle of Australia Award for Best Cinematography.
Released in United States Winter December 31, 1997
Limited Release in United States December 31, 1997
Released in United States on Video June 2, 1998
Completed shooting late December 1996.
Began shooting September 2, 1996.
Released in United States Winter December 31, 1997
Limited Release in United States December 31, 1997
Released in United States on Video June 2, 1998