Mr. Accident (2000)

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Written by David Roach, Yahoo Serious

Directed by Yahoo Serious

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: Australia/USA

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Yahoo SeriousRoger Crumpkin
Helen DalliSunday Valentine
David FieldDuxton Chevalier
Grant PiroLyndon
Jeanette CroninConstable Rikki
Garry McDonaldKelvin Chevalier
David HoeyRoger's Father
Felix WilliamsonRats
Pippa GrandisonNightclub Natasha
Libbi GorrCpl. Brigitte
Paul LivingstonEnigmatic Stranger
Enrico BabicVern
Celine BoudelotRoger's Mother
Annalise BraakensiekFay
Peter CallanBob
Russell CheekPhotographer
Paul CordeiroDanni
Joanne CorriganBaby's Mother
Sandi FinlayThe Silver Woman
Lelanya GutierrezNavy Girl
Jacinta HennesySkier's Wife
Peter LucuikExecutioner
Jane MarkeyPrudish Woman
MaxAudrey the Dog
Alice PeadGrandmother
Terry PeadGrandfather
Lulu PinkusRock Clip Chick
David RoachStoned Neighbour
Louis RoachRoger's Brother
Christina 'Tiny' RossRoger's Sister
Madeleine RossTerrified Pedestrian
Warwick RossPawnbroker
Jeremy ShadlowHusband Harvey
Vanessa SteeleJanet
Mark TrevorrowRefrigerator Salesman
Warren WilsonTobacco Pusher
John ZakrzewskiTobacco Executive
Branden ZandstraYoung Roger Crumpkin

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