Simon Francis
as Director
The TV series Big Brother S12-S16, created by Ron Diesel and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on April 23, 2001 in Australia. The series spans 5 seasons with 133 episodes, featuring the voices of Michael Goldman, Gretel Killeen, Sonia Kruger, and Trevor Butler. It follows the story of A group of everyday, run of the mill Australians placed in a house (located at Dreamworld in sunny Queensland's Gold Coast) surrounded by cameras and microphones for 3 months to compete for a $250 000 cash prize. This is a Game-Show, Reality-TV series and has received a rating of 4.1/10 from 1,091 viewers.
Simon Francis
as Director
Shawn Kasinger
as Director
Ken Smith
as Director
David McEvoy
as Director
Mark Adamson
as Director
Peter Leeson
as Director
Adrien Brooke
as Director
John Lye
as Director
Roslynne Plumridge
as Director
Bruce Redman
as Director
Lance Tews
as Director
Scott McIntosh
as Director
David Moore
as Director
Peter Ots
as Director
Tim Christie
as Director
Andrew McWhirter
as Director
Greg Proctor
as Director
Steve Siddaway
as Director
Geoff Tanner
as Director
Richard Franc
as Director
Michael Goldman
as Self - Narrator
Michael Goldman
as Self - Host
Michael Goldman
as Self - Co-Host
Gretel Killeen
as Self - Host
Gretel Killeen
as Self - Guest
Sonia Kruger
as Self - Host
Trevor Butler
as Self - Housemate
Trevor Butler
as Self - Winner 2004
Bree Amer
as Self - Housemate
Bree Amer
as Self - Co-Host
Bree Amer
as Self - Co-host
Ryan Fitzgerald
as Self - Housemate
Ryan Fitzgerald
as Self - Co-Host
Ryan Fitzgerald
as Self - Mystic Madam Fitzy
Regina Bird
as Self - Housemate
Regina Bird
as Self - Round House Housemate
Regina Bird
as Self - Square House Intruder
Estelle Landy
as Self - Housemate
Layla Subritzky
as Self - Housemate
Paul Dyer
as Self - Housemate
Peter Corbett
as Self - Housemate
Peter Corbett
as Self - Winner 2002
Sarah Kearney
as Self - Housemate
Sarah Kearney
as Self - Panellist
Marty Martin
as Self - Housemate
Catherine Tremolada
as Self - Housemate
Alice Redwood
as Self - Housemate
Rory Ammon
as Self - Housemate
Travis Keyser
as Self - Housemate
Ben McCallum
as Self - Housemate
Ron Diesel
as Writer
John de Mol
as Writer
Matt Lovkis
as Writer
Grant Osborn
as Writer
Michael Ward
as Writer
Steve Myhill
as Writer
Gretel Killeen
as Writer
Party Parslow
as Writer
Dave Eastgate
as Writer
Craig Low
as Writer
Andrew Farrell
as Writer
Rank Fanktimus
as Writer
Phillip Cullen
as Writer
Shannon Fitzgerald
as Writer
Matthew Dale
as Writer
Jason Tutty
as Writer
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