Greg Millin Movies
- 1985
Created by Russell Scott, the Australian miniseries Glass Babies was a bit of speculative fiction involving in-vitro fertilization. Concerned over the fact that his son, Michael (Andrew Sharp), and daughter-in-law, Sally (Belinda Davey), are unable to have children, powerful businessman John Craig (George Mikell) arranges for a private in-vitro session for Sally. Shortly after the baby is born, Michael dies, whereupon John demands that Sally turn over the child to him -- and he has the money and clout to back up that demand. The two 90-minute episodes of Glass Babies originally aired over Australia's 9 Network on April 22 and 24, 1985. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1982
Fresh out of medical school, Paul Armstrong (Simon Burke) has landed a job at an Australian urban venereal and sexual disease clinic. While he understands the medical stuff he learned in school pretty well, he is stuffy and a bit of a prude. Most of all, he hasn't yet adjusted to the idea that homosexuals are real human beings. However, in this fast-paced yet gentle comedy, which focuses on the intern's clinical encounters, he swiftly learns the ropes and changes his tune on a lot of issues, as he encounters women and men with all sorts of social and sexual problems. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Chris Haywood, Simon Burke, (more)
