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Ray Barrett
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Filmography
Ray Barrett - what members say
review by DJM666 from Walsall, England
Entertaining, but slow and strange 17 January 2006
Ray Barrett - filmography
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Stingray - E12 - Subterranean Sea
(2002)
Starring: Don Mason, Ray Barrett, Robert Easton
Director: Desmond Saunders
Certificate: 
Scientists drill through the ocean floor to find another sea underneath. WASP sends Stingray to investigate, after Commander Shore orders Troy and Phones to cancel a scheduled vacation. The Stingray crew discovers a weird place where water rapidly disappears then reappears.
 
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Visitors
on DVD
(2002)
Starring: Radha Mitchell, Susannah York, Ray Barrett
Director: Richard Franklin
Certificate: 
For worldclass female yachtsman Georgia Perry (Mitchell), a record breaking solo navigation of the globe in a 44ft state of the art sailboat is akin to a simple Sunday afternoon stroll in the park. There are only two rules she cannot break - never use the engines and never let another living soul ..read more »
41%
from 456 members
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In the Winter Dark
(1998)
Starring: Brenda Blethyn, Ray Barrett, Richard Roxburgh
Director: James Bogle
Certificate: 
Spectres of the past and present haunt this chilly, enigmatic vision of isolated life in the Australian outback. Farming couple Horace and Ida (Barrett and Blethyn) live out their barren years in an uneasy, unspoken truce over a lost young daughter, their only distant company now a neighbouring ..read more »
60%
from 2 members
Currently unavailable
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Heaven's Burning
on DVD
(1997)
Starring: Russell Crowe, Youki Kudoh, Kenji Isomura
Director: Craig Lahiff
Certificate: 
Colin is the getaway driver in a bank robbery which is witnessed by an unhappy Japanese bride named Minori. Her life is now in danger and the two outcasts find themselves thrown together in a quest for freedom culminating in a new found love.
54%
from 90 members
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Frenchman's Farm
on DVD
(1987)
Starring: Ray Barrett, Tracey Tainsh, David Reyne
Director: Ron Way
Certificate:
A young law student stops at a deserted farmhouse for water. A newspaper nearby proclaims, "Allies Land at Anzio," and when she goes to her car radio, Glenn Miller music is playing and reports of allied troops occupy the airwaves. The year is 1986 and the local police don't know what she's talking ..read more »
32%
from 50 members
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Where the Green Ants Dream
(1984)
Starring: Bruce Spence, Wandjuk Marika, Roy Marika
Director: Werner Herzog
Certificate:
"Where the Green Ants Dream" is the incredible story of an Aboriginal tribe's struggle to save their sacred grounds from encroaching civilization. They believe that man's so-called reality is no more than the dream of a strange insect indigenous to the Australian continent.
55%
from 14 members
Currently unavailable
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The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith
(1978)
Starring: Tommy Lewis, Freddy Reynolds, Ray Barrett
Director: Fred Schepisi
Certificate:
Based on a novel by Thomas Keneally, which was in turn inspired by actual events, this drama is a shocking indictment of the racism inflicted on the indigenous people of Australia. Jimmie (Tommy Lewis) is a half-white, half-aborigine young man raised by a Methodist minister. Feeling outcast among ..read more »
86%
from 3 members
Currently unavailable
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The Reptile - Blu-ray
(1966)
Starring: Noel Willman, Ray Barrett
Director: John Gilling
Certificate:
A Hammer story set in Cornwall. Local police are baffled when strange fang marks appear on the necks of victims in a series of mysterious deaths. Filmed back-to-back with PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES, using several of the same sets. One of the last films made at Bray Studios.
55%
from 7 members
Due for release on 18th June 2012
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The Reptile
on DVD
(1966)
Starring: Jennifer Daniel, Noel Willman, Ray Barrett
Director: John Gilling
Certificate:
A Hammer story set in Cornwall. Local police are baffled when strange fang marks appear on the necks of victims in a series of mysterious deaths. Filmed back-to-back with PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES, using several of the same sets. One of the last films made at Bray Studios.
61%
from 185 members
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Stingray - E33 - The Cool Cave Man
(1965)
Starring: Don Mason, Ray Barrett, Robert Easton
Director: Alan Pattillo
Certificate:
Troy Tempest is on standby duty while a ship carrying a radioactive isotope nears its port destination. He is supposed to rest. While he does so, he ponders how he should dress to a costume party hosted by Atlanta Shore. Suddenly, he gets a summons to help the stricken ship. Or does he?
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Thunderbirds - E13 - Terror In New York City
(1965)
Starring: Sylvia Anderson, Ray Barrett, Peter Dyneley
Director: David Elliott, David Lane
Certificate:
A Texas oil well fire is extinguished by International Rescue, but stewing over the proceeding is Ned Cook, a famous TV news personality, who has been barred from taping IR in action. As Scott and Virgil take off for home, Cook has his cameraman, Joe, record Thunderbird One's takeoff and flight, ..read more »
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Stingray - E06 - The Big Gun
(1964)
Starring: Don Mason, Ray Barrett, Robert Easton
Director: Gerry Anderson
Certificate:
After Stingray destroys two attacking submarines, Troy, Phones and Marina stumble across their source - the underwater city of Solarstar. Will they be able to foil the Solistans plot to obliterate the West Coast of America?
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Stingray - E01 - Stingray
(1964)
Starring: Don Mason, Ray Barrett, Robert Easton
Director: Alan Pattillo
Certificate:
A submarine of the World Security Patrol is destroyed. WASP is called in to investigate and its Stingray submarine, capable of speeds of up to 600 knots an hour, is sent to investigate. Captain Troy Tempest and his sidekick Phones are eventually captured by Titan, ruler of an underseas empire ..read more »
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... good performance in the main role and focal point of the film), Susannah York, Ray Barrett and Dominic Purcell). It is a very strange film though, where reality and fanta...
