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Part 2

Part 2
May 25, 1997 (Seven)
Written by Deborah Cox and Andrew Knight
Directed by Robert Marchand

Back home, Heather is ready for life in a small Australian country town and settles down to raising a family with Macka.

Catherine is working with Simon, photographing the high-class fashion and pop groups. Her seemingly ideal life is far removed from the country town of her birth. She lives on a luxury houseboat on the Thames with Simon's sister, Anne. Catherine has put her old life and dreams behind her.

Richard is still deeply in love with Catherine and a chance meeting leaves him dejected and hurt. There is no place for him in her new life.

London offers Jack a freedom he previously thought impossible. Teaming up with the anti-establishment Terence, the pair flaunt society's conventions, living life to the fullest.

Starring:

• Jacqueline McKenzie as Catherine Macaleese
• John Polson as Richard Turner
• Rebecca Gibney as Heather Randall
• Jeremy Sims as Jack Gill
• Jonathan Firth as Terence Foster-Burrows
• Jerome Ehlers as Simon Seymour
• Josephine Byrnes as Ann
• Alison Whyte as Barbara

With:

• Kym Gyngell as Spider
• Susanne Chapman as Sandy
• Susie Edmonds as Lillian
• Jan Frazer as Mrs Turner
• Dennis Miller as Mr Turner
• Valentina Levkowicz as Mrs Randall
• Mathew Quartermaine as Macka
• Geoff Paine as Keith
• Tim Robertson as Charles Reed
• Myles Collins as Gordon
• Larry Hunter-Stewart as Waiter
• Blake Osborn as Beat Poet
• Patrick Williams as Colin Dare
• Michele Williams as Mrs LaFont
• Michael Carmen as BBC Academic
• Harriet James as Nurse #1
• Katrina Champion De Crespigny as Nurse #2
• Lidia Faranda as Nurse #3
• Jane Allsop as Cecily
• Rachel Morris as Girl (Jack's date)
• Graham Jayne as Young Constable
• Olivia Ramage as Mod Girl
• Tim Hughes as Public Prosecutor
• Peter Stratford as Seymour
• James Condon as Judge
• Patsy Martin as Mrs Burrowes
• Josie Noviella as Mediterranean Woman
• Hillary Bellew as Heather's 7yo
• Jeffrey Booth as Minister
• Roger O'Conner as Mr Randall
• Bob Franklin as Policeman
• James Taylor as Court Clerk
• David McLean as Cabbie
• David Atkins as Sergeant
• Sydney Livingstone as Bailiff
• Katie Carr as Linda