Based on the autobiographical work of New Zealand writer Janet Frame, this production depicts the author at various stage of her life. Afflicted with mental and emotional issues, Frame grows up in an impoverished family and experiences numerous tragedies while still in her youth, including the deaths of two of her siblings. Portrayed as an adult by Kerry Fox, Frame finds acclaim for her writing while still in a mental institution, and her success helps her move on with her life.
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Kerry Fox as Janet Frame
Alexia Keogh as Janet Frame as a child
Karen Fergusson as Janet Frame as a teenager
Iris Churn as Mother
Jessie Mune as Janet Frame as a baby
Kevin J. Wilson as Father
Edith Campion as Miss Lindsay
Francesca Collins as Baby Jane
Melina Bernecker as Myrtle
Mark Morrison as Bruddie Frame as child
Katherine Murray-Cowper as Young Isabel
Mark Thomson as Billy Delaware
Brenda Kendall as Miss Botting
Paul Moffat as Dis McIvor
Blair Hutchison as Bully Boy
David McAuslan as Bully Boy
Ailene Herring as Teacher
Faye Flegg as Doctor
Carla Hedgeman as Young Poppy
Timothy Bartlett as Gussy Dymock
Richard Mills as Talent Scout
Sassy Acorn as Audition girl
Tony Creamer as Audition boy
Hamish McFarlane as Avril Luxon
Geoff Barlow as Headmaster
Samantha Townsley as Teenage Isabel
Sarah Llewellyn as June Frame as Child
Christopher Lawrence as Bruddie Frame as Teen
Fiona Kay as Marguerite
Brian Flegg as Doctor
Eileen Clarke as Neighbor
Margaret Gordon as Neighbor
Caroline Somerville as Poppy as teen
Lilian Enting as Miss Crowe
Fiona Brown as Shirley
Maureen Duffy as Miss Farnie
Karla Smith as Sybil
Willa O'Neill as Edith
Fritha Stalker as Bridget
Melanie Reid as Melanie
Natasha Gray as Lesley
Kelly Stewart as Rose
Andrew Robertt as Bruddie
Glynis Angell as Isabel
Susan McGregor as June Frame as teen
Erin Mills as Katherine
Virginia Brocklehurst as Rona
Natalie Ellis as Aunt Isy
Eddie Hegan as Uncle George
Sarah Smuts-Kennedy as June
Colin McColl as John Forrest
Erin Dorricott as Eunice
Francene Clark as Mary
Doreen Donnell as Teacher
Alistair Douglas as Headmaster
Rod Collison as Mr. Niles
Harry Lavington as Head of Psychology
Sheryl Stewart as Nurse Maitland
Cushla Ashton as Borstal Girl
Jacqueline O'Rourke as Borstal girl
Joy Trow as Woman on platform
June Shane as Neighbor
Annabel Lomas as Mrs. Chandler
Ann Coc-Kroft as Nurse
David Stott as Doctor
Elizabeth McRae as Nurse
Jim Rawdon as Wilson
Peter Brunt as Dr. Burt
Celia Nicholson as Piona
Peter Needham as Dr. Palmer
Joshua Cole as June and Wilson's Child
Ian Hendl as June and Wilson's Child
Martyn Sanderson as Frank Sargeson
Jessica Wilcox as Kay Stead
Mark Clare as Karl Stead
Helene Anderson as Norwegian Woman
Joan Foster as Hotel Manageress
David Letch as Patrick
Robert Jayne as Ben
Sharon Marsden as Katie
Collette Cooper as Bohemian
Julia Calvo as Spanish woman on train
Carlos Martínez as Spanish Official
Maria Matias as Spanish woman
Michael Harry as Colin
Maria Mercedes Moroto as Catalina
Paula Sánchez as Francesca
Timothy Smith as Edwin Mather
Alison Bruce as Dora
William Brandt as Bernhard
Gwyneth Hugues as Matron
Gerald Bryan as Dr. Cawley
Billie Atkinson as Mrs. Morgan
Peter Dennett as Mark Goulden
David McKenzie as Alan Sillitoe
Eleanor Wragge as Ruth Sillitoe
Caroline Flint as Mrs. Goulden
Rachel Hernandez as Columba
Patrick Griffiths as Reporter
Tiffany de Castro as Actress
Ruth Dudding as School Teacher
Paul Norell as Bohemian
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