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[1] Kindly provided by Olivia Harkin from her personal collection
[4] From my own personal collection
[5] from the collection of fellow fan Paul from the UK
[6] Kindly provided by Royce Craven
[8] Kindly provided by Rosemary Smith from her personal collection
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LTR: Ben Toovey, Olivia Harkin and Rosemary Smith backstage enjoying Olivia's birthday cake (she turned twelve that day), during the shoot of Bye Bye Bartons.
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Crew at the catering table.
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Rosemary Smith also had a go at the camera, but on a different day. On set somewhere in Glen Waverley during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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More trucks at the set on Copnal Court.
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Rosemary Smith and Natasha Kenneally changing into more comfy shoes. On set somewhere in Glen Waverley during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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Director Mandy Smith having a break. On set somewhere in Glen Waverley during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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Dressing Room "H" sign.
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Jocelyn Moorhouse at the premiere of The Dressmaker, at the Toronto Film Festival in 2015.
Photo by GaboT. Used under Creative Commons license, CC BY-SA 2.0
Liv in 1987
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This photo is an oddity; judging by the scene, it was taken on the set of Musical Rooms, but it's not a still from that episode (also, there's a boom mic in frame). Rehearsals maybe?
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This is a scan from the British TV guide/magazine Radio Times, from the 22-28 June 1991 issue.
The photo used is part of a promotional shoot taken in a Glen Waverley public park. I have several others photos from this shoot, including this one, but Radio Times appear to have flipped the image horizontally for some reason.
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Crew at Copnal Court.
LTR: Richard Willoughby, Gary Lund and either Peter Simondson or Peter Lewis
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Olivia Harkin serving the crew at the catering table. Somewhere in Glen Waverley, on the set of Beautiful Beetroot.
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Copnal Court and Atheldene Drive were invaded by trucks during the filming of Bartons. Equipment handling for outside fiming ("O.B."), wardrobe, and make-up were all handled from these.
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"Jenny Jarman Walker in her daggy mum cardigan" (in Olivia's words).
Taken in front of 5 Copnal Court.
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Natasha Kenneally, Olivia Harkin and Rosemary Smith somewhere in Glen Waverley during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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One of the show's composers, Royce Craven, built his own plane! He was the first person I interviewed for Bartons on the Web by the way. You can read that interview here.
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Cast group photo on Somer's Beach, taken during the shoot of Bartons on the Beach.
Note: matching bathers: only 1 out of 6…
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I have no idea who this actress is, but she's having her hair done by the make-up department on the set of Beautiful Beetroot
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Jenifer Hooks in 1987
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Rosemary, Liv and Alice Garner ("Vivienne Bone", the Emu Patrol Leader) in a promotional picture for the episode Beautiful Beetroot.
Alice is holding one of Nick Hilligos' frogs.
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This is the bird feeder from The Barton League of Bird Lovers, but this is not a still from that episode.
In the episode, Natasha wasn't wearing her coat (maybe it's her own coat?), so maybe rehearsals or a snapshot by someone after the shoot?
LTR: Ben, Olivia and Natasha.
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Andrew Best and Russell Lynch made sure the right props were there at the right time.
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Richard Willoughby lets Frank Webb have a go at the camera on Copnal Court.
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Pippa Smith (Yvonne McPherson) and some of the crew at Copnal Court. On the set of Bye Bye Bartons.
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Olivia Harkin and her stunt double Trent Lee (on the right), backstage during the shoot of The Great Billycart Aid Race.
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Olivia Harkin and Rosemary Smith on set at Mt Evelyn Recreation Camp during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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Maud Clark (Mrs Corkhum) and someone I don't recognise in make up. On location at Mt Evelyn during the shoot of Beautiful Beetroot.
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LTR: Olivia Harkin, Rachel Evans, Rosemary Smith.
During filming, Rachel Evans made sure the children didn't fall behind on their curriculum. Rachel also acted as their mentor and surrogate mum
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From Rosemary Smith…
…to Anita McPherson.
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Jocelyn Moorhouse in 1987
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Liv and Alan Lovett ("Mr Snoller") in a promotional picture for the episode Mr Snoller's Black Bag.
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Another scan from Radio Times, this time from 1989.
From the same promotional photoshoot as the other one.
LTR: Olivia Harkin, Matt Day and Michael O'Reilly.
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The Going Away Party
The best parties have the best invitations: invitation to the wrap-up party at Ripponlea's Studio 31
If anyone happens to have that goof tape… you know where to send it :)
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Together in one frame one final time.
Rosemary brought a white sweater and asked everyone to write something on it.
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Cake on the hood of a car.
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Screenshot from the episode Half-time. Digitised by me, used under fair use.
Mr. Barton (Frankie J. Holden, left) is already doubting his neighbour's motives by the looks of it.
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From the 1986 short film "The Siege of Barton's Bathroom" upon which the television series is based.
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From the 1986 short film "The Siege of Barton's Bathroom" upon which the television series is based.
Screenshot from the episode The Barton League of Bird Lovers. Digitised by me, used under fair use.
Screenshot from the episode The Siege of Bartons' Bathroom. Digitised by me, used under fair use.
Note: this is not 5 Copnal Court by the way; the film was shot somewhere else. But the houses do look strikingly similar.
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From the 1986 short film "The Siege of Barton's Bathroom" upon which the television series is based.
Screenshot from the episode Half-time. Digitised by me, used under fair use.
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From the 1986 short film "The Siege of Barton's Bathroom" upon which the television series is based.
Image credit: ACMI
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From the 1986 short film "The Siege of Barton's Bathroom" upon which the television series is based.
Screenshot from the episode Mr Snoller's Black Bag. Digitised by me, used under fair use.
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