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Season 1, Episode 1
In Sheffield, 1989, teenagers Daniel and Alison meet at a house party and bond over their shared love for music. The relationship they forge that night follows them for ever and leaves them wondering what could have been. Twenty years later, Daniel is in Sheffield, and Alison in Sydney. Despite the distance, Daniel reaches out to Alison in the hope that they might be able to rekindle that spark that once illuminated their young lives. Drama, starring Teresa Palmer
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Cast & Crew
Teresa Palmer
(Actor)
.. Alison
Jim Sturgess
(Actor)
.. Daniel
Florence Hunt
(Actor)
.. Young Alison
Rory Walton-Smith
(Actor)
.. Young Daniel
Julia Savage
(Actor)
.. Stella
Ben Lawson
(Actor)
.. Michael
Mark O'Halloran
(Actor)
.. Bill
Helen Behan
(Actor)
.. Marian
Conor Sanchez
(Actor)
.. Young Peter
Jonathan Harden
(Actor)
.. Martin
Siobhan O'Kelly
(Actor)
.. Catherine
Alexis Rodney
(Actor)
.. Duncan
Sara Soulie
(Actor)
.. Katja
Jacqueline McKenzie
(Actor)
.. Sheila
Chika Ikogwe
(Actor)
.. Cass
Lucy Gaffy
(Director)
Jo Spain
(Writer)
Jane Sanderson
(Writer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Teresa Palmer
(Actor)
.. Alison
Born:
February 26, 1986
in
Adelaide
Best Known For:
A string of movies.
Early-life:
Teresa Mary Palmer was born in Adelaide on February 26, 1986, the only child of Kevin and Paula. Her parents divorced when she was three. She was working in a clothing retailer when she was asked to appear in a student film, 2:37 (2006). The director had seen her head shot on an acting agency's website. The movie earned Teresa an Australian Film Institute Award nomination. A brief role in Wolf Creek (2005) followed.
Career:
Palmer made her Hollywood debut in The Grudge 2 (2006). Since then, she has established herself as a movie actress in the likes of December Boys (2007), Bedtime Stories (2008), The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010), I Am Number Four (2011), Wish You Were Here (2012), Warm Bodies (2013) and Love and Honor (2013).
Quote:
'I was thrown in the deep end at 18 when I got cast in a movie that I didn't audition for. The director just sort of found me and put me in a film, so the decision was really made for me.'
Trivia:
In Australia, her father raised kangaroos.
Jim Sturgess
(Actor)
.. Daniel
Born:
May 16, 1978
in
London
Best Known For:
Across the Universe and One Day.
Early-life:
James Anthony Sturgess was born in London on May 16, 1978, but grew up in Farnham, Surrey. His first taste of acting came at the age of eight when he auditioned for a local theatre group. His main interest, however, was music and he started his first band when he was 15. He went on to study media performance at Salford University and it was here that he began to seriously consider acting as a career. He began making short films and wrote and performed a one-man show, which led to him being signed by an agent.
Career:
Sturgess moved to London in 2000 and joined the band Called Saint Faith. He took small acting roles to fund his musical adventures. His big break came in 2007 when he won a leading role in Julie Taymor's musical film Across the Universe. He followed this with parts in The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), 21 (2008), Crossing Over (2009), Heartless (2009) and The Way Back (2010). His breakthrough came in 2011 when he starred alongside Anne Hathaway in One Day. His recent work includes Cloud Atlas (2012) and Upside Down (2013).
Quote:
'British actors come at acting from a slightly different angle.'
Trivia:
He voiced an owl in Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (2010).
Florence Hunt
(Actor)
.. Young Alison
Rory Walton-Smith
(Actor)
.. Young Daniel
Julia Savage
(Actor)
.. Stella
Ben Lawson
(Actor)
.. Michael
Mark O'Halloran
(Actor)
.. Bill
Helen Behan
(Actor)
.. Marian
Conor Sanchez
(Actor)
.. Young Peter
Jonathan Harden
(Actor)
.. Martin
Siobhan O'Kelly
(Actor)
.. Catherine
Alexis Rodney
(Actor)
.. Duncan
Sara Soulie
(Actor)
.. Katja
Jacqueline McKenzie
(Actor)
.. Sheila
Chika Ikogwe
(Actor)
.. Cass
Lucy Gaffy
(Director)
Jo Spain
(Writer)
Jane Sanderson
(Writer)
