Where's Skippy The Bush Kangaroo Waratah Park Film Set скачать в хорошем качестве

Where's Skippy The Bush Kangaroo Waratah Park Film Set

Update Jan 2016 http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/her... Skippy Waratah Park is saved from the developers, almost like a episode of Skippy in a real life time warp. Statement of Heritage 7 Historical Significance: Waratah Park is of State historical significance as the site where the iconic television series 'Skippy the Bush Kangaroo' was set and filmed 1967-1969. The adventures of a boy and a kangaroo in the Australian bush held great appeal for both Australian and overseas viewers, and Skippy achieved outstanding international sales to over 100 countries. Running to 91 episodes, plus a feature film, the TV series may be considered one of Australia's most successful exports. Waratah Park retains familiar remnants from the TV set including largely intact bush-land, the Ranger's Headquarters building with interior set and remnant 'Skippy' merchandise. Waratah Park is likely to have social significance at a State level for both domestic and international TV viewers who enjoyed watching the 'Skippy' series and became attached to this image of the Australian bush-land, and for its role as a tourist venue offering an 'Australian bush experience' and an opportunity to see the set of 'Skippy'. Waratah Park is also likely to be of State significance for its rarity as a bush-land site which was shown all over the world and raised international awareness of the Australian landscape. The Rangers Headquarters building is rare for being a surviving TV set from the 1960s with recognisable and intact interior sets. Waratah Park Nature Reserve Foundation is dedicated to the preservation of the Iconic home of Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, and the location of the hit 1960's TV series. Located at Duffy's Forest in Sydney, this beautiful 13 hectare property is under constant threat of development. Our group is dedicated to making sure that this does not happen. We do not want to see another piece of Australian history lost to development. As one supporter has aptly said "Knocking down Waratah Park would be like knocking down the Opera House". The documentary about Skippy is now finished and called. Skippy: Australia's First Superstar. 1 hour co-produced with Brook Lapping Productions, United Kingdom Directed by Steve Oliver Made For ABC, BBC, NRK If you grew up in the 60s or 70s, odds are that you're already humming the theme song to one of Australia's most successful TV series. Loved by millions around the world, Skippy became the nation's first international superstar. Now, more than 40 years after Skippy first leapt on to the world's TV screens, a new one hour documentary will reveal the inside story of a remarkable series about a crime-fighting kangaroo and her human friends. Web links. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skippy_t... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australi... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australi... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangaroo http://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/her...