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1. www.moviemeter.com › movies › adventureGoodbye Paradise (Movie, 1982) - MovieMeter.com

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   Goodbye Paradise plot "Stacey lives in paradise... and paradise is in big trouble." Police Commissioner Michael Stacey resigns and wants to write a book about corruption in the top police. However, he has an alcohol problem and has difficulty concentrating on writing. He takes on a job to earn some extra money.

2. www.nfsa.gov.au › collection › curatedGoodbye Paradise: 'It was my 98th day on the wagon' - National ...

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   Goodbye Paradise curator's notes Goodbye Paradise is an odd but compelling attempt at an Australian film noir – part political satire, part existential romance, part philosophical allegory. Ray Barrett gives one of the best performances of his long career as the whisky-sodden ex-deputy Police Commissioner who’s trying for one last grab at redemption.

3. www.filmtv.it › film › 16140Cast completo Goodbye Paradise (1995) | FilmTV.it

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   Cast completo Goodbye Paradise (1995) | Guarda l'elenco di attori e registi del film diretto da Tim Savage, Denis Christianson con Joe Moore, Elissa Dulce, James Hong

4. en.kinorium.com › 77409Goodbye Paradise (movie, 1991) - Kinorium

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   Drama. It’s the last night at the Paradise Inn, a sixty year-old Chinatown bar in Honolulu closing its doors in the wake of urban renewal. Joe Martin (Joe Moore), the veteran manager of the club, soon realizes the price of progress… and just who will have to pay. But after a lifetime of doing what he’s told, can he do what’s right?

5. aso.gov.au › titles › featuresCurator's notes Goodbye Paradise (1981) on ASO - Australia's...

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   Curator’s notes. by Paul Byrnes. Goodbye Paradise is an odd but compelling attempt at an Australian film noir – part political satire, part existential romance, part philosophical allegory. Ray Barrett gives one of the best performances of his long career as the whisky-sodden ex-deputy Police Commissioner who’s trying for one last grab at ...

6. www.ozmovies.com.au › movie › goodbye-paradiseGoodbye Paradise - Review - Photos - Ozmovies

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   Goodbye Paradise. (Note: this synopsis and this listing contains spoilers) As Michael Stacey (Ray Barrett) walks along a Gold Coast beach towards the room in his landlady's (Carole Skinner), his voice over sets the scene: The winter's sun was going down on Surfers Paradise. It was my 98th day on the wagon and didn't feel any better than my 97th.

7. www.nfsa.gov.au › collection › curatedGoodbye Paradise: This blessed spot, this Gold Coast, this...

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   Goodbye Paradise curator's notes Goodbye Paradise is an odd but compelling attempt at an Australian film noir – part political satire, part existential romance, part philosophical allegory. Ray Barrett gives one of the best performances of his long career as the whisky-sodden ex-deputy Police Commissioner who’s trying for one last grab at redemption.