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	William McInnes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McInnes starred on the show until 1998, when he left to focus on other work.
		In 2002, McInnes was part of the cast of Marshall Law, which was cancelled after one season; and he returned for several episodes of Blue Heelers in 2004 and 2005.
		William has released his first book A Man's Got to Have a Hobby (Hachette Livre) on 1 August 2005 and his latest movie Look Both Ways written and directed by his wife, Sarah Watt, was released nationally in Australia on 18th of August 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_McInnes (407 words)

	Fr. McInnes Cited for His Work with Alpha Sigma Nu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		McInnes is noted for inaugurating the Alpha Sigma Nu Book Awards in 1979 during his tenure as president of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities.
		McInnes was one of five nominees - and the sole priest - submitted by the Jesuit honor society to the national group for recognition.
		McInnes were Richard and Ann Panlener of Marquette University, Caroline Roulier of the University of Detroit and the late Theodore Erlandson of Loyola Marymount University.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/rvp/pubaf/chronicle/v8/my11/mcinnes.html (341 words)

	William McInnes Watch
		McInnes also claims his sister once went to a wedding dressed as a big rabbit, with her boyfriend as a gorilla, thinking it was fancy dress, only to find they'd been misinformed.
		William McInnes was at sixes and sevens over his car despite the news that he is at 10 and four elsewhere, while Cate Kennedy is excited after discovering some icing on her cake, writes Jason Steger.
		WILLIAM McInnes is at pains, as are so many authors, to point out that the main character in his latest book is not based on him.
	williamwatch.blogspot.com (11228 words)

	Profile: William McInnes
		Daryl William Mathew Gabriel McInnes was born in Redcliffe, Queensland, the youngest of five children.
		It is his father's sense of the absurd and love of playing jokes that William believes was behind his decision to become an actor.
		William has often been ambivalent about acting probably due to his father trying to persuade him to get a "proper job".
	sunday.ninemsn.com.au /sunday/feature_stories/article_1939.asp?s=1 (1095 words)

	William McInnes - Moviefone
		Actor and writer William McInnes shares some of his thoughts with Australian Story on various aspects of his life.
		William McInnes is an actor best known for his high profile TV roles in Blue...
		William McInnes - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, William McInnes Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/william-mcinnes/220336/main (86 words)

	A Man’s Got to Have a Hobby - William McInnes - ISBN 0733619460 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		He writes about his father—a strong character who talks to the furniture, dances with William’s mother in the kitchen, and spends his free time fixing up the house and doing the best for his family.
		In William’s writing you can hear his father speaking, listen to his mother singing, and his sisters and brothers talking in the yard.
		William McInnes is one of Australia's most popular stage and screen actors.
	www.hha.com.au /books/0733619460.html (153 words)

	ABC Shop - A Man's Got to Have A Hobby Long summers with my Dad Written & read by William McInnes
		William McInnes takes us back to his Brisbane childhood in Redcliffe where he grew up with his brother, three sisters, his father Colin and his mother, Iris.
		Set against this backdrop is the McInnes family with the larger than life Colin McInnes as the boss cocky.
		William McInnes is best known for his role in Sea Change and Blue Heelers.
	shop.abc.net.au /browse/product.asp?productid=239002 (316 words)

	William McInnes News
		"Look Both Ways" star William McInnes has received the Australian Star of the Year award, voted on by the 850 delegate and members of the exhibition and distribution sector, at the opening of the Australian...
		FOR an actor who has built a reputation as a warm-hearted and very funny writer, William McInnes has kept his film career in perspective.
		William McInnes is probably still best known as an actor.
	www.topix.net /who/william-mcinnes (588 words)

	Actor and author William McInnes
		Actor William McInnes is best known for his roles in Sea Change and Blue Heelers, but he also starred in Look Both Ways, a film which won the prestigious Discovery Award at the Toronto International Film Festival.
		William McInnes grew up at Redcliffe in south-east Queensland with his brother, three sisters, his father Colin, and his mother Iris.
		William learnt a lot about life in general by playing cricket with his dad.
	www.abc.net.au /queensland/conversations/stories/s1709532.htm?nsw (561 words)

	William McInnes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		William McInnes was born in Redcliffe in Queensland on 10th September 1963.
		William appeared in the Melbourne Theatre Company's production of Pride and Prejudice in 1999, taking on the role of 'Mr Darcy.' He joined the cast of SeaChange after leaving Blue Heelers and appeared in 2 seasons of the show until it finished it's run at the end of 2000.
		William signed up to play QC Dylan Boyd in Marshall Law, the show starring his ex-BH colleague Lisa McCune.
	www.aussietv.net /ukbhw/william.htm (420 words)

	blue heelers online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Labelled the "thinking woman's crumpet" when he won the Most Outstanding Actor Logie in 2000 for his role in SeaChange, William McInnes has done it again...
		From Heeler to heart-throb, SeaChange star William McInnes is copping a whole new wave of attention...
		There's no two ways about it - William McInnes is a striking figure of a man...
	blueheelersarticles.tripod.com /mcinnes/index.htm (75 words)

	William McInnes and John Birmingham
		William McInnes and John Birmingham in conversation with Richard Fidler
		William McInnes is best known for his roles in Sea Change and Blue Heelers, but he also starred in the award-winning Australian film Look Both Ways, which was directed by his wife, Sarah Watt.
		McInnes has written the book A Man's Got to Have a Hobby about his childhood in Queensland.
	www.abc.net.au /queensland/conversations/stories/s1577732.htm?sydney (555 words)

	IMAGinES: William McInnes is a nice guy.
		McInnes and penned by his wife, Sarah Watt, who...
		McInnes and penned by his wife, Sarah Watt, who also directed.
		You may be expecting a quirky art house film, and actually that's what you'll get, but only because the actors never compromise on being as "real" as possible - there are no "performances", not even the of the slightly-realer-than-real kind common to a lot of modern mainstream drama.
	imagines.herstik.com /000580.html (298 words)

	'William's Standing Tall' - TVW 8-2-97 {www.heelers.cjb.net}
		OF the six regular Blue Heelers cast members who play cops, William McInnes is the one viewers and critics alike say most represents their image of real-life policemen.
		It's ironic that although William comes across onscreen as everyone's idea of what a policeman is like, he doesn't see himself that way.
		William says Blue Heelers may be number one at the moment, but he has no delusions about how long that might continue.
	members.tripod.com /heelers/special/articles/mags/willstanding.htm (723 words)

	William McInnes Photos - William McInnes News - William McInnes Information
		He is the youngest of five children of Iris and Col (deceased 1992) McInnes.
		Captain William Bligh, formally involved in Mutiny on the Bounty, comes to the penal colony of New South Wales to begin as the new Governor in 1807.
		Laura Gibson (Sigrid Thornton), a high flying city lawyer is prompted to undergo a 'Seachange' and move to the small coastal town of Pearl Bay where she becomes the magistrate after her husband is...
	www.tv.com /william-mcinnes/person/83429/summary.html (412 words)

	Father knows best \| The Courier-Mail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		YOU can almost feel William McInnes squirming uncomfortably when confronted with the accolades that have been heaped upon his brilliant career.
		The only thing McInnes is short of is time - to fulfill his many acting obligations (he was crowned star of the year at a movie convention two months ago) and his relatively new writing career.
		McInnes, who has just finished shooting a Dutch-Australian romantic feature film, Unfinished Sky, in Queensland, says he will take a couple of months off to spend time with his family.
	www.news.com.au /couriermail/story/0,23739,20729022-5003422,00.html (575 words)

	A Man's Got to Have a Hobby - William McInnes
		William’s father was the archetypal stoic Aussie bloke: a hero on the battlefield and a disaster-waiting-to-happen around the house.
		Meanwhile, William’s mother strives for patience – and complicity – with her energetic family.
		William’s TV roles in SeaChange and Blue Heelers have made him a household name.
	www.bigbookclub.plain.net.au /tbbc/november_2005.htm (304 words)

	William McInnes Height - McInnes's
		William McInnes's height is 6 ft 4 in (193 cm)
		I'm 5'6" and he's a good head taller than me. I have photos with him and usually he bends to bring his chin down closer to people's head levels.
		Images are © to their respective owners and are used in researching and to illustrate and comment upon perceived differences in celebrity heights.
	www.celebheights.com /s/William-McInnes-3522.html (188 words)

	Artists - William Beckwith McInnes - Carrick Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Born in Melbourne, Mcinnes attended the National Gallery of Victoria School, winning several student prizes.
		In 1927 he was commissioned, with Septimus Power, to paint the opening of the Federal Parliament at Canberra by His Royal Highness the Duke of York (later King George VI).
		Although Mcinnes used dark tones in his portraits, the brighter colours of his landscapes show him painting in the Australian Impressionist manner made popular by Streeton.
	www.carrickhill.sa.gov.au /australian_mcinnes.html (334 words)

	THE MOVIE PAGES presents WILLIAM McINNES in LOOK BOTH WAYS lookbothways.htm
		It doesn't take an Einstien IQ to tell that but when you start to trumpet about saving the local film industry, "give me a break!" Now while that may seem a little harsh I would like to praise both William McInnes and Justine Clarke who play the lead roles.
		It's a brave little film that features groundbreaking animated segments which leap out at the unsuspecting viewer, but while McInnes and Clarke give solid performances in the lead roles and the storyline ain't half bad, the overall finish of the film leaves a lot to be desired.
		It will appeal best to the thirtyish plus age group and anyone who out there who is still interested in local productions.
	www.impactservices.net.au /movies/lookbothways.htm (1902 words)

	This 'n that
		On page 12 of the issue, the sub-headline is "It's topping the ratings and making a sex symbol out of William McInnes but SeaChange creator and co-writer Deb Cox wants the next series to be the last".
		For season three, I'm happy to say that the article says that "scripting for a new series is under way and with Sigrid Thornton and William McInnes firmly on board to pick up the bubbling cauldron of Laura and Max's love match, the seaside drama is on a roll".
		According to Deb, William's newly developed chest muscles are purely in the interest of character portrayal and were never intended to set viewers' pulses racing.
	www.gel.com.au /koala/seachange/miscellaneous.html (3876 words)

	William Beckwith McInnes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		William Beckwith McInnes (May 18, 1889 - November 9, 1939), was a famous Australian portrait painter (although he did paint landscapes as well).
		He won the Archibald Prize multiple times for his traditional style paintings.
		In addition, McInnes has painted a variety of important people in Australian history including officials and aristocrat families.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Beckwith_McInnes (156 words)

	Film-Forward Review: [LOOK BOTH WAYS]
		And so when she finally witnesses a disaster that occurs outside her own head, it doesn’t affect her all that much — directly at least.
		That same morning, Nick (William McInnes), a newspaper photographer, has been diagnosed with testicular cancer and has been seeing doom and destruction ever since.
		Memories of his father’s slow battle with cancer have been filtering back to him in brief flashes, making the news hit all the harder.
	www.film-forward.com /lookboth.html (386 words)

	William McInnes News - Page 2
		Film critic Margaret Pomeranz introduces the story of William McInnes, an actor better known for his high profile TV roles in 'Blue Heelers' and 'SeaChange'.
		Actor William McInnes is best known for his roles in Sea Change and Blue Heelers, but he also starred in Look Both Ways, a film which won the prestigious Discovery Award at the Toronto International Film...
		DIRECTOR Sarah Watt has emerged as the new golden child of Australia's film industry after scooping the pool at the AFI Awards with her first feature-length movie, Look Both Ways.
	www.topix.net /who/william-mcinnes/page2 (365 words)

	Look Both Ways: Interview with Sarah Watt and Andrew S. Gilbert
		For the movie is filled with the fear of death, and in its small suburban world reveals the tremors of mortality that visit the most diurnal and mundane of lives.
		“The Real McInnes” (ABC TV: Australian Story, 20 June 2005) ends with husband and wife Sarah Watt and William McInnes (male lead of Look Both Ways) discussing in their restrained and matter-of-fact way the effect that this cold event has had on their laidback, inner-suburban existence in Melbourne's oddly gentrifying Footscray.
		If you had only seen a few Australian features in the past years, you might have felt that the bowling club or the suburban railway station had emerged as master images, and perhaps almost universal metaphors, for the falling away of that generation which fought in World War II and produced the baby boomers.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/05/37/look_both_ways.html (3228 words)

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	members.fortunecity.com /icypole/index/ind0114.html (96 words)

	Look both ways - Sarah Watt, William McInnes, Justine Clarke, Anthony Hayes - CIA
		An innovative mix of animation and live action, set over a scorchingly hot weekend, when people dealing with unexpected events find their lives intersecting.
		Nick (William McInnes) visits a doctor for a routine medical and is given a devastating diagnosis but has to wait until Monday for specialist advice.
		And you get to see William McInnes in a pair of jocks.
	thecia.com.au /reviews/l/look-both-ways.shtml (546 words)

	...and William McInnes / books by Author - Psychohelp best price counselling books secrets.
		William Bounds 4861 Heavy Metal Mini Pepper Mill.
		Written by: William A. Dembski, Brian Skyrms, Ernest W. Adams, Ken Binmore, Jeremy Butterfield, Persi Diaconis, William L. Harper, John Harsanyi, Richard C. Jeffrey, Wolfgang Spohn.
		Written by: William J. Petit, Christine Adamec, William A. Petit Jr.
	www.psychohelp.co.uk /search-Book/Author/William+McInnes (1950 words)

	wm . aussiestars . net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The $3.2 million feature, which stars Watt's husband, William McInnes, and Justine Clarke, Anthony Hayes and Andrew S. Gilbert, was filmed in South Australia last year and follows the intersecting lives of seven characters dealing with the aftermath of a fatal train accident.
		McInnes, who learned of the win by text message yesterday, said it should help generate international interest in the film.
		Watt is now in Spain where Look Both Ways is among 24 films competing for the Altadis-New Director's Award at the San Sebastian International Film Festival.
	wm.aussiestars.net (333 words)

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