The weather presenter on “Rise and Shine Australia” who dreams of becoming the program’s host. After a dolphin-related incident damages his reputation, he begins caring for orphaned and injured kangaroos, gradually earning public redemption while facing a conflict between his career opportunity and responsibility to the joeys.
Tom Jennings' grandson who integrates into the family. His arc focuses on discovering his artistic talent, a passionate but troubled romance with Frankie, and a severe legal crisis involving an assault charge that leads to imprisonment and departure. He represents a younger generation's struggles with identity and consequences.
Charlotte's overworked step-father who lives with her mother and baby brother. His strained relationship with Charlotte and stress over her biological father lead to a meltdown where Sting attacks him. He ultimately teams up with Charlotte to trap and destroy the giant spider.
Joshua's eldest son and a former ANZAC soldier. Believed dead, he survives the battle severely traumatized. He confesses to killing his severely wounded brother Edward to end his suffering, and eventually reconciles with his father to return home.
Rudi is a Hungarian immigrant introduced to Fay at Magda's New Year's Eve party. He is looking for a wife, develops a relationship with Fay, buys a new apartment, and proposes to her there, making him an important figure in Fay's romantic storyline.
Minor character in the sequel.
Gus is Jonah and Stevie's best friend and fellow party host. He tells Stevie about Jonah's cancer, helps turn their parties into a source of income, and nicknames Becky “Stalker Becky.” He also contacts Ava, hoping to help Jonah, but does not realize the arrangement between Jonah and Stevie; his confusion closes the film.
Protagonist and memoir author who falls deeply in love with his childhood friend John. Navigates early romance, university activism, and NIDA training. After both contract HIV, he becomes John's devoted caregiver, writes a play based on their life, completes his memoir, and dies from AIDS-related complications in 1994.
Andy arrives in the desert with Amaya and initially helps ease the tension between the two couples. He repairs equipment and contributes to the brief sense of normality that Geena experiences. His relationship with Amaya is also troubled, as messages reveal that a pregnant woman is waiting for him at their home.
Marty is one of the teenagers connected to the party and the group targeted by the kidnapper. As the rescue operation unfolds, the authorities are still searching for him while other victims remain in immediate danger. His unresolved whereabouts add to the pressure surrounding the investigation.
Ryan Corr has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently A Few Best Men Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Hacksaw Ridge, Kangaroo, Sting. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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