Chuck Finn

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                               "Chuck Finn" (1999)

Runtime:24 min (32 episodes) Country:Australia Language:English Color:Color Filming Locations:Blanchetown, South Australia, Australia more MOVIEmeter: 20% since last week why? Company:Barron Entertainment Ltd. more

Chuck Finn is a cute show that deals with a bunch of young adolescents and their fight to keep their boat, and stay out of trouble which often arises due to two ghosts which spend their time playing cards.

The cast is great, the ideas stick, the character analysis is gorgeous. Luke O'loughlin is very good as the charismatic Chuck Finn, who battles endlessly to beat the hard hitting Sarah McDonald (played flawlessly by Cassandra Kane). The ghosts are funny, wacky and enjoyable. The other three kids are fabulous too, which makes the whole show one enjoyable adventure. Possibly one of the best shows to come out of Australia, Chuck Finn is a great show, which I would gladly recommend to anyone, of any age.

Series Cast

Alex Rafalowicz ...  Dougie (3 episodes, 1999) 
David Adams ...  Mr. Hollows (2 episodes, 1999) 
Steven Turner ...  Sgt. Thomas (2 episodes, 1999) 
Michael Habib ...  William (2 episodes, 2000) 
Michael Hill ...  Bluey (2 episodes, 2000) 
Merri O'Neal Contino ...  Mary (2 episodes, 2000) 

Luke O'Loughlin ...  Chuck (unknown episodes) 
Larena Charlesworth ...  Linda (unknown episodes) 
Holly Myers ...  Fingers (unknown episodes, 1999) 
Amelia Knight ...  Becky (unknown episodes) 
Glenn McMillan ...  Theodore 'Tiny' Maloney (unknown episodes) 
Cassandra Kane ...  Sarah (unknown episodes) 
Andy Seymour ...  Buddy (unknown episodes, 1999-2000) 
Johnny Nicolaidis ...  Hamish (unknown episodes) 
Luke Kane ...  Eddie (unknown episodes, 1999) 
Chelsea Bruland ...  Fiona (unknown episodes) 

Series Produced by Barbi Taylor .... producer (unknown episodes)

Series Cinematography by Roger Dowling (unknown episodes)

Series Film Editing by Edward McQueen-Mason (unknown episodes) Tania Nehme (unknown episodes)

Series Production Design by John Foster (unknown episodes) Ian Jobson (unknown episodes)

Series Art Direction by Phil MacPherson (unknown episodes)

Series Costume Design by Ruth De la Lande (unknown episodes) Ruth Munro (unknown episodes) Anita Seiler (unknown episodes)

Series Makeup Department Jodee Lenaine-Smith .... makeup artist (unknown episodes) Tracy Phillpot .... hair stylist / makeup artist (unknown episodes)

Series Production Management Gary Buss .... unit manager (unknown episodes)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Matthew Bennett .... second assistant director (unknown episodes) John Fairhead .... third assistant director (unknown episodes) Mark Knight .... third assistant director (unknown episodes)

Series Art Department Grace Deleo .... props buyer (unknown episodes) Andrew Gibbs .... stand-by props (unknown episodes) Phillip 'Sunday' Hopkins .... set dresser (unknown episodes) Chris Jobson .... art department runner / dresser (unknown episodes)

Series Sound Department Des Keneally .... sound recordist (unknown episodes) Ashley Klose .... sound (unknown episodes)

Series Stunts Peter West .... stunt coordinator (unknown episodes)

Series Camera and Electrical Department Rodney Bolton .... director of photography: second unit (unknown episodes) Paul Dallwitz .... director of photography: second unit (unknown episodes) Sam Oster .... still photographer (unknown episodes) Mike Smith .... grip (unknown episodes) Trevor Toune .... gaffer (unknown episodes)

Series Other crew Mason Curtis .... location manager (unknown episodes) Karen Mansfield .... script supervisor (unknown episodes) Adrian McQueen-Mason .... assistant editor (unknown episodes) Anita Seiler .... wardrobe supervisor (unknown episodes) Lindy Taylor .... extras coordinator / travel coordinator (unknown episodes) Heather Wallace .... stand-by wardrobe (unknown episodes)