The New Beachcombers

Nov 25, 2002

2h 0m

★ 0.0

Overview

John Constable and his family return to Gibsons to find a new cast of characters who will battle over the fate of the now condemned Molly's Reach and Nick's old salvage business.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Canada Broadcasting Corporation

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Cast

Staff Sgt. John Constable

Jackson Davies

Dave McGonigal

Dave Thomas

Colin Reid

Graham Greene

Scott Rivers

Cameron Bancroft

Donna McGonigal

Deanna Milligan

Katt Reynard

Kendall Cross

George Rivers

Duncan Fraser

Dr. Ann Shirley Constable

Susan Hogan

Smitty

Matthew Walker

Constable Kelly Mah

Françoise Yip

Barney

Dan Joffre

Maud Wrecht

Leslie Jones

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