Eureka Stockade

Jan 26, 1949

1h 43m

★ 5.6

Sweeping drama of Australia's Gold Rush

Overview

In 1854, Australian gold rush miners struggle for their rights against an oppressive government.

Genres

Drama

History

Western

Production Companies

Ealing Studios

Eureka Stockade Trailers

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Cast

Peter Lalor

Chips Rafferty

Alicia Dunne

Jane Barrett

Humffray

Peter Finch

Commissioner Rede

Jack Lambert

Raffaello

Peter Illing

Tom Kennedy

Gordon Jackson

Gov. Hotham

Ralph Truman

Vern

Sydney Loder

Sly Grog Seller

John Fernside

Sergt. Major Milne

Grant Taylor

Black

Kevin Brennan

Lady Hotham

Mary Ward

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