CrashBurn
| Company type | Television series |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Products | Television drama series |
CrashBurn is a 13-episode Australian drama series broadcast on Network Ten, which explores the challenges of enduring relationships within a society that embraces sexual liberation and multiple partnerships.
The narrative centers on Rosie and Ben Harfield, portrayed by Catherine McClements and Aaron Blabey, a married couple encountering difficulties that prompt them to attend therapy. Each episode is distinctively divided into two segments: "He says," presenting Ben's viewpoint, and "She says," revealing Rosie's perspective, frequently incorporating flashbacks to earlier moments when their conflicts first emerged.
Among the supporting cast are Candice and Richard (Liz Burch and Richard Piper), another couple undergoing counselling whose lives intersect with those of Rosie and Ben. The storyline further complicates when Ben embarks on an affair with Abby (Sacha Horler), Rosie's closest friend. Although the show did not achieve significant commercial success, it received acclaim for compelling performances, notably by Horler and McClements.
Main / regular
- Catherine McClements as Rosie Denton Harfield
- Aaron Blabey as Ben Harfield
- Sacha Horler as Abby
- Liz Burch as Candice
- Veronica Sywak as Emily
- Richard Piper as Richard
- Grant Piro as Adam
- Bob Franklin as Theo
- Carmen Duncan as Anna Denton
- Wayne Hope as Phillip
- Christen O'Leary as Marianne
- Orpheus Pledger as Lewis Harfield
- Maria Theodorakis as Liv
- Simon Roborgh as Barman
Notable guests
- Adam Zwar as Tat
- Amanda Douge as Gina
- Andrea McEwan as Lucinda
- Bernard Curry as Glenn
- Brendan O'Connor as Garry
- Judi Farr as Marg
- Kat Stewart as Mandy
- Kym Gyngell as Wally, Abby's father
- Nicholas Bell as Clive
- Nicki Paull as Divorcee
- Pamela Rabe as Lawyer
- Terry Norris
- Tim Robertson as John
- William McInnes as Colin