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A sci-fi series about a bemused, brainy teenager trapped in a parallel world that labels him an enemy of the state. The resourceful Paul soon realises this world isn't as scientifically advanced as his own.
English
Stereo
Sci-fi
Teens
Fantasy
Serial
Cast & Crew
Zbych Trofimiuk
(Actor)
.. Paul
Gosia Piotrowska
(Actor)
.. Riana
Brian Rooney
(Actor)
.. Alex
Michela Noonan
(Actor)
.. Katrina
Heather Mitchell
(Actor)
.. Ashka
Andrew McFarlane
(Actor)
.. Brian
Krzysztof Kumor
(Actor)
.. Correon
Rafal Zwierz
(Actor)
.. Gryvon
More Information
Did You Know..
Zbych Trofimiuk
(Actor)
.. Paul
Born:
April 07, 1979
Gosia Piotrowska
(Actor)
.. Riana
Brian Rooney
(Actor)
.. Alex
Michela Noonan
(Actor)
.. Katrina
Heather Mitchell
(Actor)
.. Ashka
Born:
January 01, 1958
Birthplace: Australia
Birthplace: Australia
Trivia:
A mainstay in Australian film for many years, native Aussie Heather Mitchell graced the casts of many of her home country's most acclaimed screen productions, beginning in the early '80s. Throughout her career, she divided her time more or less equally between film and television and appeared several occasions opposite actor Hugo Weaving. Mitchell debuted on Australian television around 1981, but came into her own beginning in the late '80s. Assignments included a bit part as a barmaid in Nadia Tass's comedy Malcolm (1996), a turn as Weaving's mother in Jocelyn Moorhouse's offbeat black comedy Proof (1991), and a small but memorable role as a bridal manager in P.J. Hogan's audience-pleaser Muriel's Wedding (1994). Mitchell then gradually ascended to higher billing in successive projects, tackling supporting roles in Kathryn Millard's period drama Traveling Light (2003) and Greg McLean's natural horror outing Rogue (2008).
Andrew McFarlane
(Actor)
.. Brian
Born:
June 06, 1951
Birthplace: Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Birthplace: Albany, Western Australia, Australia
Trivia:
Worked as a gardner before turning to acting. Made his television debut in a 1972 episode of police drama, Homicide. Rose in prominence playing John in The Sullivans from 1976 to '77. Has been a presenter on the long-running children's program, Play School, since 2000. Has had an extensive career in theatre, including, playing George in The Queensland Theatre Company's 2007 production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and playing Mr Myers in the Capitol Theatre's 2010 production of Fame - The Musical.
Krzysztof Kumor
(Actor)
.. Correon
Rafal Zwierz
(Actor)
.. Gryvon
