Palm Beach (1979)
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In this thriller, set in Sydney Australia's Palm Beach (which is to Sydney what Malibu is to Los Angeles), the lives of four hard-pressed individuals briefly become interwoven. Paul Kite (Bryan Brown) has been out of work for some time. While at a sociable party, he quietly pockets a handgun he… More In this thriller, set in Sydney Australia's Palm Beach (which is to Sydney what Malibu is to Los Angeles), the lives of four hard-pressed individuals briefly become interwoven. Paul Kite (Bryan Brown) has been out of work for some time. While at a sociable party, he quietly pockets a handgun he finds there. Later, he bungles the robbery of a supermarket, killing a policeman in the process, and goes into hiding in some caves. Leilani Adams (Amanda Berry) is a sexually adventurous girl who has run away from home. She is being sought by private detective Larry Kent (John Flaus), a relic of the 1950s. Finally, Joe Ryan (Ken Brown) is trying to pay off a debt and put together a drug deal, without a lot of success. In one fashion or another, they all meet in Palm Beach. Some may find the strong Australian regional speech patterns in this film difficult to understand. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- Directed By
- Albie Thoms
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure
Unrated,
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Cast
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Nat Young
as Nick Naylor
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Kenneth Brown
as Joe Ryan
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Amanda Berry
as Leilani Adams
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Bryan Brown
as Paul Kite
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Julie McGregor
as Kate O'Brien
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John Flaus
as Larry Kent
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Bronwyn Stevens-Jones
as Wendy Naylor
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David Lourie
as Zane Green
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Peter Wright
as Rupert Roberts
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John Clayton
as Eric Tailor
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Lyn Collingwood
as Mrs. Adams
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Adrian Rawlins
as David Litvinoff
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P.J. Jones
as Detective Sgt. Robinson
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Mick Eyre
as Magazine Editor
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Jim Roberts
as Art School Dean
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Cathy Power
as Art School Student
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Mick Winter
as Board Polisher
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Tony Hardwick
as Boardshop Owner
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David Elfick
as Projectionist
