All things McLeod's Daughters

I will ride these hills, seeing the morning light, hear the rain on the shed; but other stars and other sunsets will hang above my head. There’ll be different places, different people, but I’ll still be the same. And this is my heart's home. I still dream of Drovers Run. ----------------------------------------------- A McLeod's Daughters Fanblog

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Celebrating 20 years of McLeod's Daughters

McLeod's Daughters creator reflects on the show's 20th anniversary and the upcoming movie

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What can actually happen on the McLeod's Daughters movie? We take a look at all the potential plot lines

Many of your favourites could be deceased

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Official Lisa Chappell Site, containing up to date information.

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posiewriter So here we are. Twenty years ago to this date McLeods Daughters went to air. Did everyone who worked on the series, cast and crew alike, know it would be a phenomenon? I guess we hoped it would work. I certainly did. But did I know? Sort of. Maybe. But then upstepped the cast, that beautiful landscape, that magnificent rundown homestead… and yes, it worked. It really did. And it’s still being watched all around this small blue planet on the outer edges of the Milky Way. McLeods in space. Why not? But. How on this earth do you sum up 224 hours of all location, all film story-telling in 10 images? Just about impossible. Not a hope of fitting all our stars on this small screen. Or everyone who contributed with all their hearts and skill. But one thing Andrew and I do want to do is say thank you to you all. Without our wonderful cast, our crew, those locations, that music AND the vast number of supporters all over the world, this remarkable - and that’s what I think it is - piece of work could never, ever have happened. So. That first image is the shot that finished the run. The last time the women from Drover’s Run rode past that windmill together. And yes, here we are, again. And I’d like to ask a favour. If you would like to see the film I’m writing get made in these crazy days, can you please let me know? And spread the word? Just would be very helpful right now. Thankyou for sticking with McLeods. Thank you for all the posts, the messages, the laughter and the tears through these years and years. And for your loyalty. Without you all, all over the world, we’d never have come this far. Our love and thanks. 🙏❤️🙏

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McLeod's Daughters | That Time My Brother Threw A Dead Snake On Me

City Girl Bridie Carter shares her similarities to her character Tess.

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McLeod's Daughters | The World Really Needed McLeod's Daughters

Bridie Carter on "the magic and the challenge" of shooting entirely on location.

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We’ve been going through boxes in the sheds on the farm. And I found this!

It’s a dodgy copy of a photo from a long extinct Australian Magazine, The Bulletin. I was thrilled!

Why? Because this photo was part of my inspiration for the idea that became McLeods.

Way back in 1993 (Yes. That long ago.) I just wanted to show the network execs what I was seeing in my head - ordinary girls working on a cattle station. I wanted them to know the idea was grounded in truth. Agriculture was all about the blokes then. And, it was also when the series was called “Drover’s Girls”.

It’s fair to say those execs at the boardroom table thought the concept of women running a cattle property was pretty far fetched. BUT these young women showed me - and them - that what I’d begun to dream up wasn’t entirely idiotic (mind you, it still took years and years to convince them we’d find an audience. Ah well.)

I was so grateful to see them again after all this time.

I don’t know who they are, don’t even know their names, but I’d love to know what happened to them.

Turns out my fictional version of kids just like these  moved into my head and into my life. And never left. And the rest is history. Literally history because, nearly three decades afterwards, today I’ve got to the end of the first draft of the origin story - of how the McLeods became Australians, and who they all were. And what they did. And why.

Felt good to actually write, The End on that script. But now, of course, I have to go back and finish the combined past & present story, and write The End on that too. Then we’ll see what we have.

The best thing? Finding this picture again feels like a wonderful, sunny omen. It really does. 🙏

#originstory #pastandpresent #scottishhighlands #colonial

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The Morning Show

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Hi McLeods Fans,

what kind of gif sets would you like to see? 

Any ideas/wishes/requests? Leave a comment or an ask.

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What are everyone’s favourite Stevie/Alex scenes?

*looking for inspiration*

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“It’s like McLeod’s begins again”: The McLeod’s Daughters’ creator and stars tell all about the upcoming movie

The creator of hit TV series McLeod’s Daughters, Posie Graeme-Evans, is busy writing the script for the McLeod’s movie. The script, still at first draft stage, includes Claire’s daughter Charlotte, also Nick and Tess’ daughter Ruth, and Stevie and Alex’s son Xander.

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Hi McLeods Fans,

what kind of gif sets would you like to see? 

Any ideas/wishes/requests? Leave a comment or an ask.

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@bridiecarter1 arrives in Summer Bay tonight! 💁‍♀️🏖️ In our Quick Chats video, Bridie discusses her character Susie and reveals what she can't live without when she's on set. 🎬

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“McLeod’s is more than a job”: Bridie Carter reflects on her time on McLeod's and her exciting new role in Home and Away

Bridie Carter reveals the "shock" phone call that changed her world.

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You heard the cast of Heartbreak High! Rack Off and start reliving all seven seasons, because it's now streaming on Netflix!

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