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18 March 1981 (Australia)
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A Lost series that needs re-visiting
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(Series Cast) (in credits order) | Robert Coleby | ... | Paul Gerrard |
| Ann Michelle | ... | Nicola |
| Marius Goring | ... | Dr. Pieter Gerrard |
 | T.P. McKenna | ||
| Takis Emmanuel | ||
| Cyril Luckham | ||
| Kenneth Cope | ||
| Diana Körner | ||
| Ferdy Mayne | ||
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Ray Barrett | ||
| Despo Diamantidou | (as Despo) | |
Directed by | |||
| Carl Schultz | |||
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| Hammond Innes | novel and characters | |
| Peter Yeldham | writer | |
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| Dickie Bamber | .... | producer | |
| T.L. Donald | .... | executive producer | |
| Eric Taylor | .... | executive producer | |
| Ian Warren | .... | producer | |
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| Roy Nicolson | |||
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| Michael Ewers | |||
| Peter Hendry | |||
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| Richard Francis-Bruce | |||
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| Peter Barber | .... | sound mixer | |
| Syd Butterworth | .... | sound recordist | |
| Tony Kavanagh | .... | sound editor | |
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60 min (6 episodes)
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What has happened to this series which I saw when it was first aired? From a novel by Hammond Innes and a fine script by Peter Yeldham it seems to have disappeared without trace. Hammond Innes' novels may not currently be fashionable but this a good story and a good production led by the incomparable Marius Goring. Interestingly this was an Australian/German co-production and does seem to have been shot on location - presumably in Greece where the book's action is set. It is interesting that another Innes novel - Golden Soak - was also jointly produced by Australian and German backers - presumably there was an interest in his books in Germany at that time. Surely Levkas Man is worth a DVD publication but in the meantime does anyone out there have a copy? I have been searching for this for many years.