Amazing Grace (Australian TV series)
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- Sarah Smith
- David Maher
- David Taylor
- Jonathan Gavin
- Ainslie Clouston
- Sarah Smith
- Shawn Seet
- Lucy Gaffy
- Sian Davies
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| Genre | Drama |
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| Country of origin | Australia |
| Original language | English |
| No. of series | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 8 |
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| Producer | Diane Haddon |
| Production location | Sydney |
| Production company | Playmaker Media |
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| Network | Nine Network |
| Release | 3 March – 21 April 2021 |
Amazing Grace is an Australian television drama series which premiered on the Nine Network on 3 March 2021.[1][2]
The series centres on midwife Grace and her passionate colleagues at an unconventional birth centre attached to a major city hospital. A fierce advocate for her pregnant mothers-to- be, Grace's dubious work/life balance is about to get even more chaotic when Sophia, the daughter she gave up for adoption 17 years ago, arrives unannounced and pregnant at the birth centre changes her life forever.[5]
Production
The series was announced at Nine's annual upfronts in September 2020, Kate Jenkinson will play the titular role of Grace, along with supporting actors Sigrid Thornton, Catherine Van Davies, Alexandra Jensen and Kat Hoyos.[6][7] Filming of the series began in Sydney in October 2020.[8]
Cast
- Kate Jenkinson as Grace Cresswell
- Sigrid Thornton as Diane Cresswell
- Alex Dimitriades as Kirk Gilbert
- Alexandra Jensen as Sophia
- Catherine Văn-Davies as Laney Tran
- Ben O'Toole as Max Shaw
- Kat Hoyos as Sasha Lorente
- Luke Ford as Paul
- Ben Mingay as Jim Delaney
- Morgan Griffin as Tiffany Adams
- Jake Ryan as Tyrone
- Frederick Du Rietz as Jeremy
- Arianthe Galani as Yia Yia
- Andrea Demetriades as Chloe
- Catherine Mack-Hancock as Bonnie
- Lucy Bell as Jodie