month on the run. Discovered to have been staying in St. Kilda with another escaped criminal. 1982 Harry Richard Nylander 1983 Peter Kray Morgan, Trevor Charles Bradley & Ross Anthony Burleigh 1983 David McGauley & Timothy Nevilleescaped by climbing over the wall during a swimming contest between J Division and A Division; captured after 18 days 1983 Robert Wright, David McGauley, Timothy Neville & David Youlton escaped from Jika Jika. 1987 Dennis Mark Quinn was recaptured in New Zealand 19 days later. Usage in media The front gate showing the "HM Prison Pentridge" sign is featured on the cover of Australian band Airbourne's debut album Runnin' Wild. Episode 2, "Homecomings" of the 1976 ABC-TV adaptation of Frank Hardy's novel Power Without Glory features John West picking his brother Frank West up from Pentridge Prison after serving 12 years for rape. The 1988 John Hillcoat and Evan English film Ghosts… of the Civil Dead was largely based on events which occurred in Pentridge Prison's infamous Jika Jika maximum-security prison during the lead-up to the 1987 fire. The 1994 Australian film Everynight ... Everynight details prison life inside Pentridge's H Division. The 2000 Andrew Dominik film Chopper was partially filmed in H Division. In the 1997 Australian film The Castle, Wayne was a prisoner of HM Prison Pentridge. Rupert Mann's 2017 photo essay, published by Scribe, Pentridge: Voices From The Other Side, contains interviews with, and portraits of, fifteen former inmates and staff who returned to the now-forgotten prison to tell its true and brutal story. Pentridge Prison is referenced by name only as the alternative men's prison in Australian soap opera Prisoner. Episodes 578 and 579 of Australian soap opera The Sullivans feature the prison. Pentridge Prison is also depicted in the pilot episode of the TV series Shantaram. References External links H.M. Melbourne's Pentridge prison, Urban exploration Transforming an historic icon into an urban hub, Pentridge 1851 establishments in Australia 1997 disestablishments in Australia Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne Maximum security prisons in Australia Defunct prisons in Melbourne Buildings and structures in the City of Merri-bek