Revelations – The Initial Journey

Revelations - The Initial Journey
Genre	Teen drama; Family; Fantasy
Created by	Raymond Thompson
Written by	Harry Duffin; Nick McCarty; David E. Robertson; Mervyn Haisman; Tony Osborn; David Fox; Joe Boyle; Marie MacNeill; Anthony Read
Directed by	Janet Stubbings; David Reid; Julian McSwiney; Costa Botes; Murray Keane; Geoff Husson; John Reid
Starring	Tom Hern
Theme music composer	Raymond Thompson; Adam Thompson
Opening theme	"Spirit"; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
Ending theme	"Spirit"; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
Composers	Raymond Thompson; Adam Thompson
Country of origin	New Zealand (Production); United Kingdom (Commissioning)
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26
Production
Executive producer	Raymond Thompson
Production locations	Wellington, New Zealand
Cinematography	Sean O'Donnell; David Paul
Editors	Wayne Cook; Andy Mortimer; Ben Sinclair
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	25 minutes
Production company	Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group
Distributor	Cumulus Distribution
Release
Original network	Channel 5
First shown in	United Kingdom
Original release	6 October 2002 –; 30 March 2003
External links
	Website
	Production website

Revelations – The Initial Journey is a 2002 TV series, produced by Cloud 9 Screen Entertainment Group in New Zealand. The stories are told through the narrator who is called Jess and played by Tom Hern. Each episode contains a story from a different time and place in world history. The show ran for one season and it had 26 half-hour episodes.

Cast and characters

Characters who did not get any lines are not included.

Tom Hern as Jess
Ben Barrington as Mathius / Prison Guard No. 1
Paul Rawson as Joe Hirst
Danielle Mason as Sarah / Pretty Girl
Kelson Henderson as Tugen
Daniel Costello as Sean
Todd Rippon as Hugo Brant
Marama Jackson as Mary Welbourne
Gerald Bryan as Walter Looms
Beth Allen as Anna Chase
Stephen Gledhill as Martin Chase
Michelle Amas as Janet Chase
Lee Donoghue as Mike
Paul McLaughlin as Bill
Amelia Reynolds as Kate
Di O'Connell as Television Reporter
Stephen Bain as Anna's Doctor
Marc Appleby as Derek
Miriama McDowell as Dorcas Miller
Danielle Mason as Sarah Kent
Josephine Davison as Anne Miller
Stephen Lovatt as George Kent
Geoffrey Heath as Reverend William Judd
Guylaine Michel as Hepsibah
Steven Ray as Witch Finder
Betty Adams as Woman #1
Mark Ruka as Tuku
Vicky Rodewyk as Vaani
Peter Vere-Jones as John Buchanan
Lani Tupu Snr. as Chief Finau
Johnny Bond as Captain
David Telford as Cleaver Jackson
Charlotte Woollams as Perdita Jackson
Damon Andrews as Harvey
Lewis Rowe as Cleaver's Doctor
Errol Wright as Peter
John Smythe as Headman
Nick Brown as Barman
Aaron James Murphy as Billy
Arty Papageorgiou as Bully Boy
Hannah Armstrong as Girl 1
Hannah Holland as Girl 2
Alison Boyd as Ma
Molly Macdonald as Molly
Geoffrey Snell as Pa
Don Langridge as Sheriff
Mathew Hegan as Teacher
Brian Sergent as Lysias
Irene Wood as Judith
Chantelle Brader as Sarah
Emily Shute as Hannah
Toby Leach as Matthias
Richard Knowles as Roman Officer
Inia Maxwell as Man No. 1
Stephen Butterworth as Jesus
Miriama Smith as Anaka
Maiava Eteuati Ete as Two Tiger
Sarah Johnston as Kalu
George Henare as Bazal
Jesse Jardine as Warrior #1
Grant Roa as Warrior #2
Rachel House as Ocelot
Zion Trigger as Poc a Toc
Kat Angus as Julia
Belinda Bretton as Ivy
Maria Penney as Donna
Daniel James as Danny
David Taylor as Carl
Carmel McGlone as Mrs. Wesley
Dennis Proctor as Coach Ericsson
Jon Brazier as Ford
Grant Bridger as Dyer
Jed Brophy as Pieter
Morgan Palmer-Hubbard as Aran Woods
Rachel Batty as Ruth Woods
Will Harris as Ben Woods
Matt Chamberlain as Father
Matt Spicer as Bandit No. 1
Pua Magasiva as Greg Davies
Morgan Fairhead as Kim
Jacinta Wawatai as Sandy Davies
Jade Williams as Helen
Ryan Runciman as Carl
Perry Piercy as Mrs. Davies
Dave Fane as Mr. Davies
Charles Lum as Lao Fong
Keith Chau as Kai
Sally Martin as Annie
Keegan Fulford-Wierzbicki as Tully
Lyndon Keenan as Biffo
Ari Boyland as Pig
Desmond Kelly as Solomon
Jocelyn Christian as Pasha
Karras Van Der Made as Helena
Jim Moriarty as Amal
Taika Cohen as Ali
David McKenzie as Saul
Daniel Northcott as David
Mia Koning as Myrtle
Eve Carvell as Maude
Dai Henwood as Carlos
Colin Moy as Phil
Jacob Tomuri as Jacob
Simon Gibbes as Jonty
Vanessa Werner as Maureen
Alistair Browning as Patrick
Tina Regtien as Cathleen
Cameron Rhodes as Jimmy Galbraith
Peter Corrigan as Mick
Renee Ellwood as Annie Collins
Meryl Cassie as Lucy James
Tim Dale as Wayne
Jason Gascoigne as Billy
Julia Shardlow as Peggy-Sue
Amy Todd as Tammy
Monty Asare as Old Joe
Richard Lambeth as Henry
Wanjiku Sanderson as Mamie
John Wraight as Mr. Collins
Michael Wilson as Mr. Irving
Tom McLeod as Tommy Love
Chelsie Preston Crayford as April
Joanne Mildenhall as Darlene
Edward Campbell as Herb
Carolyn McLaughlin as Tracy
Lucy Wigmore as Presenter
Marie-Louise Williams as Reporter No. 1
Amy Tarleton as Reporter No. 2
Sam Masina as Reporter No. 3
Larry Rew as Aviner
Charlie Bleakley as Daniil
Hannah Costello as Elkie
Shane Bartle as Ruel
Duncan Sarkies as Kalev
Ralph Johnson as Prefect
Stig Eldred as Morgan
Winston Harris as Arun
Jane Waddell as Arun's Aunt
Andrew Kovacevich as Morgan's Heckler
Joseph Mika-Hunt as Town Folk Leader
Janine Burchett as Isabelle
Salesi Le'ota as Phillipe
Nicholas Hopkins as Albert
Aidan Grealish as Alain
Joe Ballard as Jean
K.C. Kelly as Pierre
Chris Ryan as Young Man
Caleb Ross as Samuel
Julian Wilson as Josiah
Barret Irwin as Caleb
Alicia Fulford-Wierzbicki as Ruth
James McCaskill as Heckler & Thief
Celia Nicholson as Samuel's Mother
Lucas Hayward as Aaron
Emma Deakin as Woman No. 1
Lewis Martin as Judge
Stuart Devenie as Brandon
Laura Wilson as Hannah
Drew Neemia as Jack
Anne Budd as Kate
Richard Edge as Thomas
Sally Spencer-Harris as Gertrude
John Sumner as Walter Goldburn
Dra McKay as Maisy

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