The cast of Ginger Meggs - 1982 includes: Kathleen Aitken as Town Extra Shelley Armsworth as Minnie Peters Bruno Baldoni as Joe Monique Benet as Biddie Adam Bowen as Radio Presenter Doug Branch as Town Extra Molli Branch as Town Extra Rupert Burns as Circus Extra Terry Camilleri as Mr. Crackett John Clayton as Mr. Wentworth Sue Collie as Mrs. Peters Brook Cowley as Circus Extra Daniel Cumerford as Eddie Coogan Coral Drouyn as Mrs. Sarah Meggs Charles Dunk as Radio Engineer Willie Fennell as Walter Fotheringay Anne Flew as Town Extra Darren Flynn as Joey Sharon Ford as Millie Drew Forsythe as Tiger Kelly Deborah Foster as Robbed Lady Beth Gay as Radio Prize Girl Scott Grayland as Alex Kristian Harper as Darkie Andrew Heard as Jacky Syd Heylen as Stablehand Bob Hicks as Robber Ross Higgins as Mr. Floggswell Rowan Hillard as Dudley Meggs Bernadette Hockings as Aggie Harold Hopkins as Mr. Fox Emma Jewel as Circus Extra Mark Kounnas as Raggsy Miranda Latimer as Polly Di Levi as Town Extra Kate Mathews as Circus Extra Garry McDonald as Mr. John Meggs Valerie McFaddyn as Circus Extra Adrian McLeod as Ocker Christopher Norton as Cuthbert Fitzcloon Kate Parker as Indignant Lady at Circus Lisa Peers as Mrs. Polly Gwen Plumb as Miss Leach Ron Ratcliff as The Vicar - Mr. Polly Justin Ridley as Hookey Bernie Ryan as Town Extra Eva Sitta as Mrs. Fox Lauren Snell as Town Extra Mark Spain as Benny Kirsten Weissner as Circus Extra Danielle Wiessner as Circus Extra James Wingrove as Master Wentworth
The cast of Critical Pedal - 2010 includes: Louise Fenwich as herself Geoff Meggs as himself Arno Schortinghuis as himself
Justin Ridley has: Played Lexy Popovich in "A Country Practice" in 1981. Played Roaster in "Monkey Grip" in 1982. Played Hookey in "Ginger Meggs" in 1982. Played Newsboy in "Phar Lap" in 1983. Played The Hoons in "Sweet and Sour" in 1984.
The cast of Miss Adventure - 1964 includes: Raymond Adamson as Ridgeway John Arnatt Sheila Barker as Christine Fell Tom Bowman Tom Bowman as Doorman Tony Britton as Rodney Stephens Alan Browning as Roberts Jameson Clark as Harry Stanton George Coulouris as Sergeant Papas George Coulouris as Sgt. Papas Frederick Farley as Man at Desk Eric Flynn as Hastings Arthur Gomez as Doctor Michael Griffiths as Fenton Harvey Hall as Mark Faulkner Basil Henson as Bernard Anderson Hattie Jacques as Stacey Smith Jennifer Jayne Maurice Kaufmann as Andreas Bill Kerr as Max Parrish Simon Lack as David Faulkner John Longden as Carver Jean Marlow as Miss Barry Steve Plytas as Greek Guide Robert Raglan as Inspector Reid Yvonne Romain as Sophia Ann Sears as Kate Faulkner Joan Seton as Miriam Barry Wilsher as Jono Bennett Raymond Young as Rex
Ginger Meggs - 1982 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
he had red hair.
The cast of Those Terrible Twins - 1925 includes: Billy Canstell as Bluey Kitty Willoby as Susan Meggs
The cast of Critical Pedal - 2010 includes: Louise Fenwich as herself Geoff Meggs as himself Arno Schortinghuis as himself
James C Bancks created Ginger Meggs in 1921. He was originally called Ginger Smith, until his name changed in the 20's. Bancks was succeeded by Ron Vivian in 1953, Then Lloyd Piper in 1973, then James Kemsley in 1983, then Jason Chatfield in 2007.
Josh Meggs's birth name is Joshua Graham Meggs.
Ginger Meggs was a comic strip character with red hair. I think he was also featured in a radio show. All of this was quite some decades ago (pre-television era). Ginger Meggs is now more a (little known) folk icon representing a past Australia. The character was featured on stamps commemorating historic Australia children's literature some time in the 1980's. (May Gibbs' more famous gumnut babies Snugglepot and Cuddlepie also got a stamp, as did the Magic Pudding characters created by Norman Lindsey).
Max Meggs is 6' 2".
Fred Meggs was born in 1952, in USA.
Josh Meggs goes by Meggsy.
William Joel Meggs was born in 1942.
Philip B. Meggs was born in 1942.