during its run would later enjoy successful careers, such as: Kerry Armstrong (episodes 281 to 282 and 1,061 to 1,062) Mel Gibson (episodes 369 to 372) Dannii Minogue Kylie Minogue (episodes 635 to 642) Sam Neill (episodes 519 to 558) Gary Sweet (episodes 739 to 1,114) Sigrid Thornton (episodes 132 to 151) The series also featured many veteran actors in roles Patricia Kennedy Bud Tingwell (credited as Charles Tingwell) (episodes 116 to 117 and 919 to 923) Vincent Ball Gus Mercurio Maurie Fields Patsy King John Waters (episodes 561 to 592 and 709 to 710) John Orcsik DVD releases The first 26 episodes of the series were initially released on DVD in the Netherlands. The DVD audio is in English with removable Dutch subtitles. By October 2016 in Australia, all 1,114 episodes are available to purchase through Crawfords DVD (Region 0) over 23 volumes. A bonus DVD is also available with volume six of "The John Sullivan Story" which was a stand-alone TV film. In the UK (Region 2), Volume 1 (episodes 1–50) was released on 12 March 2012 followed by Volume 2 (episodes 51–100) on 30 July 2012. Volume 3 (episodes 101–150) and Volume 4 (episodes 151–200) were released on 27 May 2013 and then Volume 5 (episodes 201–250) and Volume 6 (episodes 251–300) on 28 April 2014. Volume 7 (episodes 301–350) and Volume 8 (episodes 351–400) were released on 26 May 2014. From November 2015 all volumes can be purchased in the UK through Crawford's distributor, Eaton Films Ltd. See also Australian Irish References External links Crawford Productions Audio discussion on Whatever Happened to The Sullivans cast A number of cast interviews Classic Aussie Soaps:The Sullivans The Sullivans at the National Film and Sound Archive Kitty Sullivan: Susan Hannaford 1976 Australian television series debuts 1983 Australian television series endings Australian television soap operas Australian families English-language television shows Nine Network original programming Television series about families Television series by Crawford Productions Television series set in the 1930s Television series set in the 1940s Television shows set in Victoria (Australia) Period family drama television series Spy drama television films World War II television drama series