Dangerous Orphans
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Directed byJohn Laing
Written byKevin Smith
Produced byDon Reynolds
Robin Laing
Campbell Stevenson
Robin Laing
Campbell Stevenson
StarringPeter Stevens
Jennifer Ward-Lealand
Michael Hurst
Jennifer Ward-Lealand
Michael Hurst
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| Directed by | John Laing |
| Written by | Kevin Smith |
| Produced by | Don Reynolds Robin Laing Campbell Stevenson |
| Starring | Peter Stevens Jennifer Ward-Lealand Michael Hurst |
| Cinematography | Warrick Attewell |
| Edited by | Michael Horton |
| Music by | Jonathan Crayford |
Production companies | Cinepro New Zealand Film Commission |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
| Language | English |
Dangerous Orphans is a 1986 New Zealand action film directed by John Laing.[1][2][3]
Cast
- Peter Stevens as Harry O'Malley
- Jennifer Ward-Lealand as Teresa Costello
- Michael Hurst as Moir
- Ross Girven as Rossi
- Peter Bland as Jacobs
- Ian Mune as Hanna
- Anzac Wallace as Scanlon
- Grant Tilly as Beck
- Ann Pacey as Mrs. Mooney
- Peter Vere-Jones as Handesman
- Michael Haigh as Dutchman
- Desmond Kelly as O'Malley Senior
- Timothy Lee as Krebs
- Michala Banas as Anna Hanna
- Toby Laing as Young O'Malley
- Alexis Banas as Young Ross
- Eoin Cox as Young Moir
- Miles Tilly as Pope
- Kevin J. Wilson as Inspector Lucas
- Marshall Napier as Hobbes
- Paul Maunder as Felix
- Patrick Smyth as Joe
- Gerry Luhman as Man in New York
- Richard von Sturmer as Short
- Simon O'Connor as Allen
- Mike Knudson as Porter
- Eddie Campbell as Hannas's Goon
- Helen Moulder as Madelaine
- Gerald Bryan as Tom
- John Bach as Desk Sergeant
- Vivienne Plumb as Budgie Woman
- Stephen Gledhill as Budgie Man
- Stephen Judd as Young Policeman
- Donna Akersten as Malvina Jacobs
- Geraldine York as Fashanu
- Michael Horton as Drunken Chef
- Stephanie Ash as Hanna's Girl
- Joanne Mildenhall as Bank Receptionist
- Ruth Hampson as Nun
- Lynette Crawford-Williams as Geneva Secretary
- Roy Wesney as Audience Man
- David Gascoigne as Lucas' Superior
- Tony Hiles as Reporter
- Nigel Hewat as Geneva Cab Driver