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Brian Hannan in Prisoner (1979)

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Brian Hannan

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  • Brian Hannan is known for Prisoner (1979), Blue Heelers (1994) and The Return of Jafar (1994). He was previously married to Sue.

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      Sue(1969 - ?) (2 children)

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  • Joined J. C. Williamson Theatres in the early 1960s, launching himself into a series of stage musicals commencing with "Camelot" (playing 70-year-old Squire Dap, aged 21, and where he met his future wife), "Hello, Dolly!", "The Boys from Syracuse", "The Fantastics" and "Half A Sixpence".
  • Whilst working on Prisoner (1979), he was also appearing in evening theatre-restaurant entertainment at the acclaimed Nero's Fiddle on Mitcham's Whitehorse Road, four nights a week. He'd done similar during his stint in Bellbird (1967).
  • Spent fifteen months with his wife Sue touring Europe and the Middle East as members of the Take Five vocal group in the late '60s.

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