Sinopsis
A graphic, compelling and factual account of the life of John Joseph Curtin, one of Australia's greatest leaders. This documentary traces Curtin's life from his birth in 1885, through his 'hell fire' youth, his problem with alcohol, his early chequered political career, to the highest position in the nation. All the drama of Curtin's wartime leadership unfolds as he battles to save Australia from Japanese invasion. Narrated by Leo McKern.
Pemeran
Leo McKern
Narrator
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Weston Bate
Himself (Historian & Author)
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Anne Scott
Herself (Creswick Historian)
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Len Williams
Himself (Mining Historian)
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James McInerney
Himself (Creswick Historian)
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Les Barnes
Himself (Brunswick Historian)
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Lloyd Ross
Himself (Curtin Biographer)
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F. Alexander
Himself (Australian Historian)