The King of the Two Day Wonder
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Directed byKevin Anderson
Produced byWalter Dobrowolski
Kevin Anderson
Kevin Anderson
CinematographyKevin Anderson
Edited byKevin Anderson
| The King of the Two Day Wonder | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Kevin Anderson |
| Produced by | Walter Dobrowolski Kevin Anderson |
| Cinematography | Kevin Anderson |
| Edited by | Kevin Anderson |
Release date |
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Running time | 66 mins |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
The King of the Two Day Wonder is a 1979 Australian film.[1] It was directed by Kevin Anderson, and starred Walter Dobrowolski and Sigrid Thornton. Anderson's first dramatic film, it was made with a low budget over a period of four years.[2] It was screened at the 1978 Chicago International Film Festival, (where it was nominated for a Gold Hugo Award.)[1] and the Mannheim International Film Festival in 1978.
A writer of pulp detective novels has trouble finishing his latest book. The film follows him through a creative dilemma.[2]
Cast
- Walter Dobrowolski as Robert Damien / Blake
- Sigrid Thornton as Christy
- Allen Bickford as Barry
- James Robertson as Assassin
- Maureen O'Loughlin as Ondine
- Peter Sumner as Jim Delaney
