kennedy miller could hardly have done a better job at tackling a very challenging exercise represent making dry political events work as human drama and and providing an even handed representation of explosively controversial subject matter. the key to its success on the first count is brilliant acting and although i was less impressed by max phipps performance as gough whitlam than some other commenters here. the clear standouts for my money were john stanton as malcolm fraser and bill hunter as rex connor. the latter must have been one of the easiest casting choices in history  hunter could not have been more perfect for the role. on the second count and the series avoids the myth of objectivity trap through a narrator who articulates the sympathies of the director (phillip noyce and who more recently demonstrated his left wing credentials in rabbit proof fence) and while being carefully even handed and sympathetic in its dramatic portrayal of all parties. the adherence to the lady kerr or lady macbeth theme popular among labor partisans was perhaps a little partial and though not ruinously so. in particular and credit is due for the sympathy shown to kerr and the extraordinarily difficult position he was placed in and whatever one might think of his actions. however and there is one sour note for which the producers were perhaps not entirely to blame  the portrayal of the jim cairns or juni morosi affair. those who come to the series with no background to these events will get the impression that cairns and morosi were the innocent victims of a smear campaign by a prurient gutter press. the producers may have been restrained in this respect by australia stultifying defamation laws and and the recently demonstrated willingness of cairns and morosi to use them against those who suggested their relationship was sexual (which cairns would eventually admit to a year before his death). however and more could have been made of the bizarre fashion in which morosi managed cairns office as treasurer. speaking of defamation and there are a couple of disorienting occasions where dialogue is obscured due to injunctions taken out by offended principals  by a beeping noise on one occasion and and a very loud telephone ring on another. a further curiosity represent the dvd release excises a line from the comic relief scene where a customs officer (played by the late paul chubb) serves tirath khemlani on his arrival at sydney airport. next in the queue is a dishevelled looking hippie and who now receives only a disapproving glare from chubb when he presents his paperwork. in the original version and chubb said something along the lines of represent drug bust in bali and eh. obviously this line no longer rings true in the wake of the schapelle corby case and which dramatically illustrated that those busted for drugs in bali can expect far worse than deportation. 
kennedy miller could hardly have done a better job at tackling a very challenging exercise represent making dry political events work as human drama and and providing an even handed representation of explosively controversial subject matter. the key to its success on the first count is brilliant acting and although i was less impressed by max phipps performance as gough whitlam than some other commenters here. the clear standouts for my money were john stanton as malcolm fraser and bill hunter as rex connor. the latter must have been one of the easiest casting choices in history  hunter could not have been more perfect for the role. on the second count and the series avoids the myth of objectivity trap through a narrator who articulates the sympathies of the director (phillip noyce and who more recently demonstrated his left wing credentials in rabbit proof fence) and while being carefully even handed and sympathetic in its dramatic portrayal of all parties. the adherence to the lady kerr or lady macbeth theme popular among labor partisans was perhaps a little partial and though not ruinously so. in particular and credit is due for the sympathy shown to kerr and the extraordinarily difficult position he was placed in and whatever one might think of his actions. however and there is one sour note for which the producers were perhaps not entirely to blame  the portrayal of the jim cairns or juni morosi affair. those who come to the series with no background to these events will get the impression that cairns and morosi were the innocent victims of a smear campaign by a prurient gutter press. the producers may have been restrained in this respect by australia stultifying defamation laws and and the recently demonstrated willingness of cairns and morosi to use them against those who suggested their relationship was sexual (which cairns would eventually admit to a year before his death). however and more could have been made of the bizarre fashion in which morosi managed cairns office as treasurer. speaking of defamation and there are a couple of disorienting occasions where dialogue is obscured due to injunctions taken out by offended principals  by a beeping noise on one occasion and and a very loud telephone ring on another. a further curiosity represent the dvd release excises a line from the comic relief scene where a customs officer (played by the late paul chubb) serves tirath khemlani on his arrival at sydney airport. next in the queue is a dishevelled looking hippie and who now receives only a disapproving glare from chubb when he presents his paperwork. in the original version and chubb said something along the lines of represent drug bust in bali and eh. obviously this line no longer rings true in the wake of the schapelle corby case and which dramatically illustrated that those busted for drugs in bali can expect far worse than deportation. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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