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Linda Cropper
Geraldine Proudman
One of Australia’s most versatile and accomplished actors, Linda Cropper has a string of film credits to her name. She starred alongside Kate Hudson on Fool’s Gold, as well as the award winning Little Fish with Cate Blanchett, Teesh and Trude and Envy.
On the small screen, Linda has appeared in many television dramas and most recently in Spielberg/Hank’s mini-series The Pacific, as well as Dream Life, Satisfaction (Series 3), McLeod’s Daughters, Answered By Fire, Palace of Dreams, Bordertown, Ring of Scorpio, Wildside, Water Rats, White Collar Blue and Melba, for which she played the title role and was nominated for a Silver Logie Award.
Well renowned for her theatre performances, Linda most recently performed in Simon Phillip’s co-production of Poor Boy for the Melbourne Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company. Her portrayal of Lady Macbeth in Bell Shakespeare’s Macbeth captivated audiences and drew widespread critical acclaim. Other productions with Bell Shakespeare include Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, As You Like It and Hamlet. Linda’s numerous Sydney Theatre Company productions include Arcadia, a Month In The Country, Top Girls and Great Expectations.
GERALDINE PROUDMAN
Mother of Nina, Billie and Jimmy, Geraldine is a creative, intelligent woman who earns her living as an architectural model maker. Young at heart but with a keen insight into the ways of the world, Geraldine refuses to succumb to society’s expectation that women of a certain age should fade away and surrender their sexuality. Geraldine is a lateral thinker who adapts to the challenges of life in unconventional ways. Since the birth of Darcy’s son Ray, Geraldine has been inspired to explore new romantic territory herself. She is passionately connected to each of her children, but she also has a life of her own and she is committed to making the most of it. Geraldine’s fierce independence is tested when she’s drawn back into a fling with husband Darcy and she strikes up an unlikely connection with Darcy’s old real estate nemesis.
