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Stars in Their Eyes
Episode 5.11 (181)
April 29, 1998
Written by Matthew Williams
Directed by Kevin Carlin
Movie fever has hit Mt. Thomas with the arrival of two film producers, Rip and Jake Vaughan, intending to make a film about the town's local legend — 1880's bushranger Starvation O'Flynn. Meanwhile, one of the locals, Don Sparrow, is busy making a commercial for Keith Purvis and his new bulldozer "Big Rodney.", This piece of film-making has not, however, captured the minds and hearts of the people of Mt. Thomas the same way as the Vaughans' soon-to-be epic. PJ's detective antennae go off the minute he encounters the Vaughans. He doesn't like them at all, but is it because they could be criminals or because he doesn't appreciate them gazing into Maggie's eyes? PJ's suspicion of the Vaughans increases when petty thefts are reported on locations they have surveyed for the film. Are they using the film as a front for a burglary racket?
The crimes surrounding the Vaughans become more mysterious when Big Rodney is stolen and Don Sparrow goes missing. All fingers point towards Glenn Rowan, one of the Vaughans' employees. But when Don Sparrow is found beaten inside the stolen bulldozer the Heelers realise they have stumbled onto something much more complicated than a burglary racket. Dash realises that to solve the mystery behind the Vaughans they will have to look into the legend of O'Flynn himself. But will the Heelers' quick history lesson be enough to lead them to the truth behind the Vaughans' trip to Mt. Thomas?
Guest Starring: Shaun Micallef as Rip Vaughan, Jeff Keogh as Jake Vaughan, Ross Williams as Don Sparrow, Reg Evans as Keith Purvis, Gabriel Egan as Glenn Cumming, Adam Leembruggen as Rowan Duma, Peter Aanensen as Merv Poole, Esme Melville as Grace Burrell, Darryl Spencer as Ed Barnes, Sophie Lampel as Hayley
Duration: approximately 45 minutes
Aspect ratio: 4:3 standard
Audio: linear hi-fi/stereo
Size: 453MB
Video format: MPEG-4 (MP4)
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