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Joy Cavill Joy Cavill i(A106854 works by)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Joy Cavill's television writing credits include Skippy (1968-1970) and Boney (1972-1973). She also wrote the screenplays for the feature films Dust in the Sun (1958) and The Nickel Queen (1971).

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form y separately published work icon Dawn! ( dir. Ken Hannam ) Australia : Aquataurus Film Productions , 1979 7369686 1979 single work film/TV

'Based on the life of one of the world's greatest, most controversial and most loved sporting personalities, swimmer Dawn Fraser.'

Source: Screen Australia.

1978 winner AWGIE Awards Film Award Feature Film–Original
form y separately published work icon Skippy ( dir. Eric Fullilove et. al. )agent 1966 Australia : Nine Network Fauna Productions , 1968-1970 Z1624851 1966 series - publisher film/TV

Set in the fictional Waratah National Park (NSW), the Skippy series focuses largely on the adventures of a young boy, Sonny Hammond, and his intelligent pet kangaroo, Skippy. Sonny is the youngest child of Head Ranger Matt Hammond. Matt was left a widower in his early forties when his wife Mary died not long after Sonny was born. Other principal characters are Sonny's older brother Mark, Flight Ranger Jerry King (the park's helicopter pilot), and Ranger Clancy Merrick, the teenage daughter of another park ranger.

1969 winner Logie Awards Best Export Production
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