TV series · 1987
Rafferty's Rules
First aired 12 February 1987 Drama / Crime / Comedy TMDB ↗
Rafferty's Rules was an Australian television drama series which ran from 1987 to 1990 on the Seven Network. Rafferty's Rules was one of the first programs undertaken by the Seven Network's then new in-house drama unit, going into production in May 1985 as "a 15-part courtroom drama". The program had started out as a pilot episode, recorded in early 1984 with the actor Chris Haywood in the lead role. When the pilot episode was remounted later in 1984, Chris Haywood wasn't available and the lead role was re-cast to John Wood. This second recording was eventually broadcast as the program's first episode.
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Simon Chilvers
as Sgt. Julian Flicker
Catherine Wilkin
as Pauline Grey
John Wood
as Michael Rafferty
Arky Michael
as Fulvio Frangellomini
Katy Brinson
as Lisa Blake
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Wynn Roberts
as Matt Keegan
Vincent Ball
as Mathew
Frank Wilson
as David Morris
Ralph Cotterill
as Ken Parker
Alan Cassell
as Bill Ryan
John Bonney
as Rev. Bernard Thorson
Bruce Barry
as Malcolm Farrer
Dennis Miller
as Ronald Harvey
Roger Ward
as Albert Potts
Leslie Dayman
as Sgt. Davis
Bryan Marshall
as Brian Doyle
Judi Farr
as Rhonda White
Jonathan Hardy
as Mr. Linnehan
Don Barker
as Frederich Guilda
Derryn Hinch
as TV Newscaster
Tim Robertson
as Mervyn Starkey
Michael Caton
as Joe Fletcher
Frank Gallacher
as Louis Doering
Ray Meagher
as George
Lynette Curran
as Dr. Curlewis
Graeme Blundell
as Bill Wiley
Abigail
as Michelle Dobbs
Kate Reid
as Joanne Rafferty
Warwick Tennant Moss
as Ratchman
William Zappa
as Detective Phil Tunks
Richard Moir
as Geoffrey Sole
Ned Manning
as Ross Hurle
Bill Young
as Lenny
Bill Young
as Bill Williams
Bill Young
as Bill Swann
Andrew McFarlane
as Gibson
Anna Maria Monticelli
as Diana Newby
Steven Grives
as Scott Mondale
Richard Carter
as Detective Sgt. Brown
Vince Martin
as Tom Miller
Terry Serio
as Bomber Clayton
Geoff Morrell
as Alan Tillaman
Geneviève Lemon
as Julie
Steven Vidler
as Barry Baker
Wayne Pygram
as Bathgate
Alan Cinis
as Davis
Lorraine Ashbourne
as Woman No. 1
Taya Straton
as Amanda Kurtz
William McInnes
as Craig Farner
Jeffrey Rhoe
as Greg
Russell Crowe
as Bobby Jarvis
Gia Carides
as Sally
David Wenham
as Daniel Matthieson
David Wenham
as Thug 1
Deborah Kara Unger
as Jill Bennett
Tiffany Lamb
as Liz
Rebecca Rigg
as Rebecca Browning
Julian McMahon
as Police Witness
Judy Ferris
as Mrs. Flicker
Bernadette Foster
as Mrs. McCarthy
Andrew Shephard
as Jack Rafferty
Gregg Arthur
as Court Constable
Rocky Lo Surdo
as Court Constable
David Ravenswood
as Chief Stipendiary Magistrate Harrison
Belinda Shephard
as Kate Rafferty
Jeanie Drynan
as Carol Taylor
Pauline Chan
as Inez Ball
Pauline Chan
as Trinh Ho
Robert Mammone
as Craig Hill
Robert Mammone
as Brad
Kenneth Radley
as Roy Sampson
Barry Langrishe
as Brendan Britten
Carla Hoogeveen
as Linda
Rhondda Findleton
as Sue Gibson
Don Reid
as Bill Wilson
Mouche Phillips
as Mary Brent
Katy Wild
as Margaret Carter
Lester Morris
as Morrie Carter
Andrew S. Gilbert
as Highway Patrolman Bluett
Andrew S. Gilbert
as Tom Nelson
Nick Holland
as Frank Parr
Denis Moore
as Max Ryder
Annie Byron
as Christine Clarke
Rob Steele
as Bob Graham
Roy Billing
as Reg Markham
Margie McCrae
as Police Constable