Sunday (1981) | Reparto completo

Jim Waley

Self - Host

Tony Abbott

Self - Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations

John Howard

Self - Prime Minister

Helen Dalley

Self - Reporter

Peter Costello

Self - Treasurer

Philip Ruddock

Self

Mark Latham

Self - Shadow Assistant Treasurer

Graeme Campbell

Self - Australia First Party

Ross Greenwood

Self - Host

Ross Coulthart

Self - Reporter

Reg Withers

Self

Ian McLachlan

Self

Gerard Henderson

Self

Fred Nile

Self - Call to Australia Party

Alexander Downer

Self - Foreign Minister

Peter Reith

Self - Defence Minister

Newt Gingrich

Self

Julian Fidge

Self - CARE

David Oldfield

Self - Adviser, One Nation

Deborah Conway

Self

Steve Fielding

Self

Don Burke

Self

Robert Haupt

Self - Reporter

Paul Lockyer

Self - Reporter

Paul Ransley

Self - Reporter

Malcolm Fraser

Self - Former Prime Minister of Australia

William McBride

Self

John Elliott

President of the Liberal Party of Australia

Ed Kuepper

Self - Musical Performer

John Stone

Self

Neil Brown

Self

Peter Baume

Self

Margaret Thatcher

Self - British Prime Minister

Oleg Gordievsky

Self - Former KGB Officer

Leila Gordievsky

Self - Wife of Defector

Oliver 'Buck' Revell

Self - US Intelligence

Ralph Evans

Self - Austrade

Elizabeth Nosworthy

Self - Bond University

Brendan Nelson

Self

Richard Court

Self - Premier of Western Australia

Charles Court

Self - Father

Bill Hassell

Self - Liberal Party President

Jo Court

Self

Bill Pierce

Self - National Council For Adoption

Wilson Tuckey

Self

David Irving

Self - British Historian

Morris West

Self - Author

Lyndon LaRouche

Self - Former Presidential Candidate

Kevan Gosper

Self - Chief Commissioner of Melbourne

Janine Perrett

Self - Reporter

Jack van Tongeren

Self - Australian Nationalist Movement

Leonie Burke

Self - Local Government Board

Bob Doring

Self

Ted Drane

Self

Connie Beddall

Self

Craig Lawrence

Self - City of Perth Commissioner

David Thompson

Self - National Director of the League of Rights

Eric Butler

Self - Founder of the League of Rights

Craig Isherwood

Self - National Secretary of the CEC

John Hyde

Self

Elma Butler

Self - Wife

Bob Corbin

Self

Malcolm Rifkind

Self

Paul Sheehan

Self - Sydney Morning Herald

David Barnett

Self - Australian Financial Review

John Pasquarelli

Self - Former Adviser Pauline Hanson

Tim Fischer

Self

John Fahey

Self - Minister for Finance and Administration

Kerry Chikarovski

Self - Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales

Jocelyn Newman

Self - Minister for Family and Community Services

Richard Alston

Self - Minister for Communications

Robert Hill

Self - Defence Minister

Eric Abetz

Self - Special Minister of State

Neil Andrew

Self - Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives

Keith Windschuttle

Self - Author

Paul Bremer

Self

Willy Zygier

Self

Franklin Graham

Self - Evangelist

Barnaby Joyce

Self - Queensland National Party Senator

Mark Vaile

Self - Deputy Prime Minister

Andrew Evans

Self - Family First Founder

Brian Houston

Self - Hillsong Church

Jim Wallace

Self - Australian Christian Lobby

Richard Luhrs

Self

Robert Forsyth

Self - Anglican Bishop South Sydney

Bruce Baird

Self - Liberal MP

Phil Pringle

Self

Jo Luhrs

Self

Louise Markus

Self - LIberal MP

Tony Byrne

Self

Michael Bublé

Self

Themi Adams

Self - Greek Orthodox Minister

Elmer Funke Kupper

Self - CEO of Tabcorp

Denis McCormack

Self

Chris Smith

Self - Radio 2GB

Catherine Hamlin

Self

John Griffiths

Self - Baulkham Hills Councillor

William Kininmonth

Self

Peter Blyth

Self - Central Coast Indian Myna Action Group

Garry Cunich

Self - Myna Trap Inventor

Andrew Robb

Self - Shadow Foreign Minister

Jennifer Marohasy

Self - Biologist

Peter Thompson

Self (1981-)

Adam Shand

Self (1997-)

John Lyons

Self - Reporter (2000-)

Jana Wendt

Self - Host (2003-2006)

Max Cullen

Self

Stephanie Brantz

Self - Sport

Andrew Olle

Self - Reporter

Kevin Minson

Self (uncredited)

Robyn Spencer

Self (uncredited)