Hugh Walker (played by Matt Day) is a protagonist in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Caroline Ashton (played by Lisa McCune) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Helen (played by Marta Dusseldorp) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Bruce Kent (played by Steve Bisley) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Tim Sullivan (played by Peter O'Brien) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
John Diplock (played by Tony Llewellyn-Jones) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Greg Hogan (played by David Field) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Anne (played by Heather Mitchell) appears in Hell Has Harbour Views.
Character Relationship Map: Hell Has Harbour Views
Hell Has Harbour Views (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Hugh Walker
(played by Matt Day) — protagonist
Caroline Ashton
(played by Lisa McCune) — supporting
Helen
(played by Marta Dusseldorp) — supporting
Bruce Kent
(played by Steve Bisley) — supporting
Tim Sullivan
(played by Peter O'Brien) — supporting
John Diplock
(played by Tony Llewellyn-Jones) — supporting
Greg Hogan
(played by David Field) — supporting
Anne
(played by Heather Mitchell) — supporting
Kevin Fields
(played by Roy Billing) — supporting
Pam
(played by Kris McQuade) — supporting
Jill Bishop
(played by Freya Stafford) — supporting
Maureen Ingleton
(played by Rebecca Rennie) — minor
Bob Ingleton
(played by Matt Potter) — minor
Troy Ingleton (Aged 6)
(played by Tayzin Fahey-Leigh) — minor
Troy Ingleton (Aged 14)
(played by Alex Hughes) — minor
