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The Little Feller is a 1982 Australian film directed by Colin Eggleston. [1] Plot. A woman Glenda becomes obsessed with her best friend Wendy's husband Frank and seeks to remove all obstacles between them, including his young son. Cast. Steve Bisley as Frank. Sally Conabere as Glenda. Lorna Lesley as Wendy Blair. Production.
- Ron McLean, Colin Eggleston
- Steve Bisley, Sally Conabere, Lorna Lesley
The Little Feller: Directed by Colin Eggleston. With Steve Bisley, Sally Conabere, Lorna Lesley, Steven McLean. Glenda is young, rich, beautiful and used to getting her own way with one exception. She is obsessed with her closest friend's husband and she'll murder to get him.
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- Drama
- Colin Eggleston
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Directed by: Colin Eggleston. Stars: Steve Bisley, Sally Conabere and Lorna Lesley. IMDb score: 6,8 (12) Releasedate: 1 January 1982. US. UK. This movie is not available on US streaming services. 10 Sec. 'You're Christmas To Me': Could Sam Ryder Win Christmas No.1? The Little Feller plot. Glenda is young, rich and beautiful.
13 mag 2023 · The Little Feller. 1982. 1h 30m. Drama. Cast. Steve Bisley (Frank Blair) Sally Conabere (Glenda Hope) Lorna Lesley (Wendy Blair) Steven McLean (Steven Blair) Leo Wockner David Magoffin Allen...
A rarely seen small, unambitious Australian film about obsession in the "Hand That Rocks The Cradle" mode which fits neatly into the tv movie mould except for the sexy, brazen performance of Steve Bisley (from Mad Max) as the cut-off-denim-shorts wearing stud-muffin pursued by a desperate, psychotic misty-wannabe determined to ruin his sweet marriage to her best friend.
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