Everyman (1964 film)
| Company type | Television drama |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television |
| Founded | 1964 |
| Founder | Christopher Muir (director) |
| Headquarters | Melbourne , Australia |
| Products | Television play |
| Parent | Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) |
Everyman is a 1964 Australian television drama broadcast on the ABC, under the direction of Christopher Muir, who oversaw the filming of the entire script.
This production was included in ABC's Christmas lineup.
Plot
The narrative begins with a pilgrim who sets the stage. Death calls upon Everyman, who is apprehensive about facing the journey alone and attempts to bargain. In the end, he understands that only his Good Deeds will accompany him on this path.
Cast
- Kevin Colson portraying Everyman
- Wynn Roberts as Death
- Norman Kaye in the role of Discretion
- Patricia Kennedy as Knowledge
- Beverley Dunn playing Good Deeds
- Peter Aanensen as Fellowship
- James Lynch in the role of Strength
- Anne Charleston portraying Beauty
- Gerda Nicolson as Cousin
- Stewart Weller playing Goods
- Bruce Barry as Kindred
- Syd Conabere in the role of Confession
- Laurence Beck portraying Five Wits
- Rex Holdsworth as a pilgrim
Production
This work is adapted from a medieval morality play of unknown authorship, traditionally staged within cathedral settings. Portions of the filming took place at St Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne.