Production company: no head presentation credit copyrighted to Unfinished Business Pty. (For an extensive transcript of the dialogue in the film, see this site's 'about the film'). However Maureen, now happily pregnant, returns to George, and a year later, Geoff turns up to see the result of his work …ĭirector Bob Ellis is briefly sighted as Geoff's flatmate, while Andrew 'Lord of the Rings' Lesnie, in his first outing as a DOP, has a cameo appearance as a Telegram Boy. Maureen proposes to Geoff that he father a child for her, and when George heads off to America, she and Geoff head off to Geoff's family weekender at Palm Beach for some procreational love-making.Īt first the pair concentrate on the business at hand - Maureen won't allow sex until the temperature is right - but in due course the old spark returns. They've tried to have children but can't - but as a result of her early experience, she knows it's not her. She later got married to the older George (Norman Kaye), a pollster and statistician, who was also her boss. Maureen was meant to follow him to England, but didn't, and over coffee, it transpires that she had an abortion, after allegedly having a one night fling at a party, the result of her missing Geoff.

He's left behind a failed marriage and three children in New Jersey, and the story begins when he sights an old flame, Maureen (Michele Fawdon), at Circular Quay railway station. Geoff (John Clayton) is a middle-aged journalist and columnist, who returns to Australia after fifteen years overseas. (Note: this listing and synopsis contains spoilers)

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