McLeod's Daughters (TV Series)

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Original title: McLeod's Daughters
Year: 2001
Running time: 60 min.
Country: Australia
Director: Posie Graeme-Evans (Creator), Caroline Stanton (Creator), Richard Jasek, Arnie Custo, Chris Martin-Jones, Karl Zwicky, Steve Jodrell, Donald Crombie, Grant Brown, Declan Eames, Geoff Bennett, Kay Pavlou, Ali Ali, Raymond Quint, Steve Mann, Robert Klenner, Bill Hughes, Cath Roden, Andrew Prowse, Lewis Fitzgerald, Roger Dowling, Ian Gilmour, Jessica Hobbs, Kevin Carlin, Nicholas Bufalo, Ian WatsonSee 18 More
Screenwriter: Posie Graeme-Evans, Caroline Stanton, Philip Dalkin, Sarah Smith, Alexa Wyatt, Chris Hawkshaw, Christine McCourt, Dave Warner, Margaret Wilson, Giula Sandler, Michaeley O'Brien, Sally Webb, Jane Allen, Denise Morgan, Sarah Duffy, Fin Edquist, Nick Stevens, Justine Juel Gillmer, Tracey Trinder, David Phillips, Deborah Parsons, Hamilton BuddSee 18 More
Music: Alastair Ford
Cinematography: Roger Dowling, David Foreman, Joseph Pickering, László Baranyai, Henry Pierce, Ian Phillips, Paul Dallwitz, Kim Batterham, John Stokes, Mark Wareham, Steve ArnoldSee 7 More
Cast: Bridie Carter, Lisa Chappell, Jessica Napier, Rachael Carpani, Aaron Jeffery, Myles Pollard, Sonia Todd, Simmone Mackinnon, Michala Banas, Brett Tucker, John Jarratt, Marshall Napier, Doris Younane, Gillian Alexy, Zoe Naylor, Rachael Coopes, Dustin Clare, Anna Torv, Luke Jacobz, Matt Passmore, Inge Hornstra, Abi Tucker, Jonny Pasvolsky, Michelle Langstone, Catherine Wilkin, Dean O'Gorman, Luke Ford, Damien Garvey, Chris Haywood, Max Cullen, Peter Callan, Despina Kotos, Deborah Kennedy, Riley Smith, Xavier Samuel, Grant Bowler, Anthony Hayes, Rachael Taylor, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Kieran Darcy-Smith, Andrew S. Gilbert, Paul Gleeson, Sullivan Stapleton, Liam Hemsworth, Andy Whitfield, Leah Purcell, Josh HelmanSee 37 More
Producer: South Australian Film Corporation, Nine Network Australia
Genre: TV Series. Drama | Small Town Life (Non-North American)
Synopsis: Five women run a cattle station, "Drover's Run", in the outback of South Australia. After the death of his wife and son during childbirth, Claire's father, Jack McLeod, married city girl Ruth Silverman. Tess was the product of this tempestuous but short-lived relationship. Growing up, the two girls had been very close but were separated when Ruth took 5-year-old Tess back to the city. Twenty years later, after Jack's sudden death, his daughters each inherit half of heavily mortgaged Drover's Run. Tess, who recently lost her mother to breast cancer, returns to Drover's in the hopes of cashing out and opening a cafe in the city, but is disappointed to be met with a less-than-rosy financial picture and the open resentment of her older sister. After Claire fires the male workforce, the sisters, with the help of housekeeper Meg Fountain, her daughter Jodi, and local girl Becky, decide to run the property themselves. The tentative -- and presumably temporary -- partnership is the first step in the reunited sisters' effort to heal old wounds, improve their relationship, and lift the property out of debt. The next few seasons depicts the growing bond between the sisters, including Tess' decision to stay at Drover's permanently, as well as their relationships with the neighboring Ryan brothers and others within the district. By the fourth season, Claire's old friend Stevie Hall had relocated to Drover's and was intent on establishing a rodeo school. Jodi's old school chum Kate also joined the Drover's women.

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