Burke & Wills - Cast

Cast

  • Jack Thompson as Robert O'Hara Burke
  • Nigel Havers as William John Wills
  • Greta Scacchi as Julia Matthews
  • Matthew Fargher as John King
  • Chris Haywood as Tom McDonagh
  • Ralph Cotterill as Charley Gray
  • Drew Forsythe as William Brahe
  • Ron Blanchard as Bill Patton
  • Monroe Reimers as Dost Mahomet
  • Barry Hill as George Landells
  • Hugh Keays-Byrne as Ambrose Kyte
  • Roderick Williams as Bill Wright
  • Arthur Dignam as Sir William Stawell
  • Ken Goodlet as Doctor John Masadam
  • Peter Collingwood as Doctor William Wills
  • Edward Hepple as Ludwig Becker
  • Susannah Harker as Bessie Wills
  • Martin Redpath as Mayor of Melbourne
  • Julia Hamilton as Mrs. Kyte
  • Nick Carrafa as Edwin Welch
  • John Gregg as Alfred Erwin
  • Deryck Barnes as Tom Payne
  • Les Foxcroft as Harry
  • John Penman as Fat Kid
  • Redmond Phillips as Commissioner May
  • Mark Pegler as Journalist
  • Mary Acres as Julia's Dresser
  • David Bracks as Lawyer
  • Lucy Bell as Kyte's Daughter
  • Matthew Savage as Christopher Marsden

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