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Gilbert John Brealey AO (9 April 1932 – 1 April 2018) was an Australian television and film director, producer and writer. Brealey was born in Melbourne, and studied at the University of Melbourne, where he made his first amateur films around the age of 20. He was a member of the Melbourne University film society and was a speaker at the Eisenstein Weekend organised by the WEA Film Study Group in October 1963. He began his directing career in television in the 1960s with the Australian Broadcasting Commission (later the Australian Broadcasting Corporation), where he worked for approximately eight years. His notable credits there include Australia's first science fiction TV series The Stranger (1964–65) and the 1965 TV miniseries adaptation of the George Johnston novel My Brother Jack. He w

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rdfs:comment	Gilbert John Brealey AO (9 April 1932 – 1 April 2018) was an Australian television and film director, producer and writer. Brealey was born in Melbourne, and studied at the University of Melbourne, where he made his first amateur films around the age of 20. He was a member of the Melbourne University film society and was a speaker at the Eisenstein Weekend organised by the WEA Film Study Group in October 1963. He began his directing career in television in the 1960s with the Australian Broadcasting Commission (later the Australian Broadcasting Corporation), where he worked for approximately eight years. His notable credits there include Australia's first science fiction TV series The Stranger (1964–65) and the 1965 TV miniseries adaptation of the George Johnston novel My Brother Jack. He w (en)
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name	Gil Brealey (en)
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birth place	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Peter Weir Universal Pictures University of Melbourne 2018 deaths Melbourne George Johnston (novelist) The Stranger (Australian TV series) Annie's Coming Out Manganinnie My Brother Jack Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australian Film Institute 1932 births Australian film directors Officers of the Order of Australia University of Melbourne alumni Australian film producers Film directors from Melbourne 3 to Go Flashpoint (1972 film) Richard Mason (film producer) Jack Thompson (actor) Sunday Too Far Away Film Australia Order of Australia Screen Australia South Australian Film Corporation Commonwealth Film Unit Tasmanian Film Corporation WEA Film Study Group Bullocky (short film)
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