The Fourth Wish (1976)

The Fourth Wish (1976)
The principal characters in this Australian miniseries were James Casey (John Meillon) and his terminally ill son, Sean (Mark Shields-Brown). Throughout the series' three 75-minute episodes, James met with formidable obstacles as he endeavored to grant Sean his three last wishes: to get a dog, to be reunited with his mother, and to meet the Queen of England. The story concluded with the proposal, and granting, of a mysterious fourth wish. Based on a true story, The Fourth Wish aired over the Australian ABC network in 1976; two years later, a feature-film version appeared, again starring John Meillon. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Eric TaylorDon Chaffey, (more)
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of The Fourth Wish

The principal characters in this Australian miniseries were James Casey (John Meillon) and his terminally ill son, Sean (Mark Shields-Brown). Throughout the series' three 75-minute episodes, James met with formidable obstacles as he endeavored to grant Sean his three last wishes: to get a dog, to be reunited with his mother, and to meet the Queen of England. The story concluded with the proposal, and granting, of a mysterious fourth wish. Based on a true story, The Fourth Wish aired over the Australian ABC network in 1976; two years later, a feature-film version appeared, again starring John Meillon. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Complete Cast of The Fourth Wish


Director(s):
Don ChaffeyEric Taylor
Writer(s):
Michael Craig
Producer(s):
Eric Taylor
The Fourth Wish Awards:
  • 1975 - Australian Film Institute Awards - Best Actor
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