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'''''The Other Side of Paradise''''' is a 1992 miniseries based on the book by British novelist and journalist [[Noel Barber]], about a doctor who goes to the [[Cook Islands]].<ref name="scott">[[Scott Murray (filmmaker)|Scott Murray]], ''Australia on the Small Screen 1970–1995: The Complete Guide to Tele-Features and Mini-Series'' (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1996), p.&nbsp;219. {{ISBN|0-195-53949-4}}.</ref>
'''''The Other Side of Paradise''''' is a 1992 miniseries based on the book by British novelist and journalist [[Noel Barber]], about a doctor who goes to the [[Cook Islands]].<ref name="scott">[[Scott Murray (filmmaker)|Scott Murray]], ''Australia on the Small Screen 1970–1995: The Complete Guide to Tele-Features and Mini-Series'' (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1996), p.&nbsp;219. {{ISBN|0-195-53949-4}}.</ref>


:''When pioneering doctor Kit Masters is forced to flee England, he makes a new start on the South Sea island of Koraloona. Enchanted by the island and its people, Kit falls in love with the daughter of the island princess, and dreams of building a hospital. But all is under threat as war approaches.''<ref>(1 January 1986). [https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/2060213 ''The Other Side of Paradise'']. [[Noel Barber]]. [[Goodreads ]].</ref>
:''When pioneering doctor Kit Masters is forced to flee England, he makes a new start on the South Sea island of Koraloona. Enchanted by the island and its people, Kit falls in love with the daughter of the island princess, and dreams of building a hospital. But all is under threat as war approaches''.<ref>(1 January 1986). [https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/2060213 ''The Other Side of Paradise'']. [[Noel Barber]]. ''[[Goodreads]]''.</ref>

==Production companies==
* [[ITV Studios|Central Television]]
* [[Reg Grundy Organisation|Grundy Television]]
* Grundy Film Financing


==Crew==
==Crew==
* Executive Producers
* Executive producers:
** Ian Bradley
** Ian Bradley
** [[Ted Childs]]
** [[Ted Childs]]
** Don Reynolds
** Don Reynolds
* Producer [[Stanley Walsh]]
* Producer: [[Stanley Walsh]]
* Director: [[Renny Rye]]
* Director: [[Renny Rye]]
* Series Writing Credits:
* Series writing credits:
** [[Noel Barber]] (novel)
** [[Noel Barber]] (novel)
** Denise Morgan (writer)<ref>[https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/search?q=Denise%20Morgan#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=Denise%20Morgan&gsc.page=1 Denise Morgan]. [[Screen Australia]].</ref>
** Denise Morgan (writer)<ref>[https://www.screenaustralia.gov.au/search?q=Denise%20Morgan#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=Denise%20Morgan&gsc.page=1 Denise Morgan]. [[Screen Australia]].</ref>


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==Music==
==Music==
* [[Martin Armiger]] (Composer)
* [[Martin Armiger]] (composer)
* [[Derek Williams (musician)|Derek Williams]] (composer: additional music / conductor / orchestrator)
* [[Derek Williams (musician)|Derek Williams]] (composer: additional music / conductor / orchestrator)
* [[Edward Primrose]] (composer: additional music / conductor / orchestrator)
* [[Edward Primrose]] (composer: additional music / conductor / orchestrator)


==References==
==References==
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The Other Side of Paradise
Based onThe Other Side of Paradise
by Noel Barber
Screenplay byDenise Morgan
Directed byRenny Rye
Starring
ComposerMartin Armiger
Country of origin
  • United Kingdom
  • Australia
  • New Zealand
Original languageEnglish
No. of episodes4
Production
Executive producers
ProducerStanley Walsh
Production locationsRarotonga, Cook Islands
CinematographyEllery Ryan
EditorTim Wellburn
Running time60 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network
Release22 February (1992-02-22) –
14 March 1992 (1992-03-14)

The Other Side of Paradise is a 1992 miniseries based on the book by British novelist and journalist Noel Barber, about a doctor who goes to the Cook Islands.[1]

When pioneering doctor Kit Masters is forced to flee England, he makes a new start on the South Sea island of Koraloona. Enchanted by the island and its people, Kit falls in love with the daughter of the island princess, and dreams of building a hospital. But all is under threat as war approaches.[2]

Production companies

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Crew

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Cast

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Music

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References

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  1. ^ Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970–1995: The Complete Guide to Tele-Features and Mini-Series (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 1996), p. 219. ISBN 0-195-53949-4.
  2. ^ (1 January 1986). The Other Side of Paradise. Noel Barber. Goodreads.
  3. ^ Denise Morgan. Screen Australia.
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