Uncle Martino
| Company type | Television drama |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television |
| Founded | 1960 |
| Founder | Christopher Muir |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Uncle Martino is a 1960 Australian TV drama directed by Christopher Muir, adapted from a theatrical work by Guido Cantini.
Premise
The narrative takes place in a small Italian village and centers on a family debating whether Uncle Martino is wealthy or destitute.
Cast
- Don Crosby portraying Martino
- Peter O'Shaughnessy as Salvi
- Barbara Brandon in the role of Ameila
- Moira Carleton playing Mansueta
- Kira Daniels as Gina
- Collins Hilton cast as Procaccia
- Paul Karo in the role of Silvio
- Dennis Miller portraying Michel
- Joy Mitchell as Viola
- Ron Pinnell playing Ghigo
- Wyn Roberts as Trulla
Reception
According to The Sydney Morning Herald, the production "did not possess the lively character development and cheerful energy that could have elevated it beyond a somewhat forced examination of greed."