Sirens
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
John Duigan
Hugh Grant
Tara Fitzgerald
Sam Neill
Elle Macpherson
Portia De Rossi
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
In 1920s Australia, a young clergyman and his wife encounter painter Norman Lindsay due to a controversy over one of his paintings. The proper couple get caught up in and tempted by the painter's bohemian lifestyle.
Director
John Duigan
Cast
Hugh Grant
Tara Fitzgerald
Sam Neill
Elle Macpherson
Portia De Rossi
Kate Fischer
Pamela Rabe
Ben Mendelsohn
John Polson
Mark Gerber
Julia Stone
Ellie Maccarthy
Vincent Ball
John Duigan
Lexy Murphy
Scott Lowe
Bryan Davies
Lynne Emanuel
Kitty Silver
Carolyn Devlin
Peter Campbell
Crew
Justin Ackerman
Grant Atkinson
Ann K Aylward
Gavin Barbey
Scott Barlow
Antonio Barnard
Alan Bell
Catherine Bishop
Nicholas Breslin
Hans Brockmann
Kerrie Brown
Mathew Buchan
Danny Burnett
Robbie Burr
Geoff Burton
Tim Cavagin
Evanne Chesson
Lara Connor
Barbara Cope
Jason Costelloe
Paul Delprat
Humphrey Dixon
John Duigan
Mel Dykes
Laurie Faen
Richard Fettes
Elaine Fitcher
Roger Ford
Kathryn Forward
Rea Francis
Colin Gibson
Bart Groen
Leilani Hannah
Dave Hanson
Maude Heath
Jayne Horvath
Dennis Hulm
Dean Humphreys
Kim Hunter
Bobbie Johnson
Robert Jones
Ena Joyce
Sarah Kaye
Mark Keating
Susie Lane
Heather Laurie
David Lee
Tony Leonard
Dixie Linder
Steeves Lumley
Robert Macfarlane
John Martin
Will Mathews
Noelle Maxwell
Charles Mcdonald
Sandra Mckenzie
Sue Midgely
Sue Midgely
Sue Milliken
Kathryn Millis
Wil Milne
Moira Moss
Liz Mullinar
Paul Naylor
Shane Naylor
Paula Paizes
Tim Parry
Anthony Phillips
Ian Plummer
Rachel Portman
Simon Quaife
Sarah Radclyffe
Ian Russell
Terry Ryan
Prisque Salvie
Emma Schofield
Andrew Short
Michael Solinger
Stephen Spencer
Jill Steele
Kim Stone
Rowena Talacko
Neris Thomas
Eric Todd
Sarah Tooth
P.j. Voeten
Sylvia Walker-wilson
Noriko Watanabe
Sue Wiley
Martin Williams
Christine Woodruff
Ali Yeldam
Jan Zeigenbein
Jan Ziegenbein
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Spring March 4, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 11, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 18, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 25, 1994
Expanded Release in United States April 1, 1994
Expanded Release in United States April 11, 1994
Released in United States on Video April 29, 2003
Released in United States October 1993
Released in United States January 1994
Released in United States March 1994
Shown at MIFED in Milan October 24-29, 1993.
Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 4-13, 1994.
Began shooting March 29, 1993.
Completed shooting May 14, 1993.
The producers wish to acknowledge the assistance of the National Trust of Australia for permission to film at the Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum, Faulconbridge, NSW.
Produced with the assistance of the New South Wales Film & Television Office, Sydney, Australia.
Released in United States Spring March 4, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 11, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 18, 1994
Expanded Release in United States March 25, 1994
Expanded Release in United States April 1, 1994
Expanded Release in United States April 11, 1994
Released in United States on Video April 29, 2003
Released in United States October 1993 (Shown at MIFED in Milan October 24-29, 1993.)
Released in United States January 1994 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (Premieres) in Park City, Utah January 20-30, 1994.)
Released in United States March 1994 (Shown at Santa Barbara International Film Festival March 4-13, 1994.)
