Tim Kerr-Thomson Effectively an Australian remake of the successful British TV series "Family at War. The Sullivans initially started out as the story of an Australian family coping with WW2. However, it soon developed into just a soap opera set in the 1940s.

maryjeff I have watched almost every episode of The Sullivans when it was on and have been quite disappointed throughout the years to see re-runs of so many different series BUT NOT of The Sullivans. Does anyone know if you can get the boxed DVD sets of the entire series? Unlike todays serials, The Sullivans was a series that showed good morals and values and a healthy clean-living family life, it also showed life before electronics, where kids knew how to occupy themselves without the need for 24 hour TV or electronic games, they were healthier, more active and much happier, where treats were given as rewards and not as an everyday norm.

harsha ranatunga the TV series "thesullivans" is very interesting.it was most like a real story. I think it is the best drama series I ever watched. Is there any way of obtaining DVD or VCD copies of that if you know please mail me.This there a any channel that currently telecasting "thesullivans". I know that star plus telecast this about 6-7 years back.all actors/actresses play their roles well. What is the channel that telecast this drama first. is this taken from a novel or not. I also like to have a e-mail address of at least one of main actor/actress who was in that series.I am in "srilanka."bye for the moment

executive-2 The Sullivans told the story of a lower middle class Catholic family during World War 2. As far as it went, it was a decent soap opera - indeed the creative force behind it was quoted as saying it was brilliant: as it was set during world war 2, there was little sex, no drugs, and nothing to offend. Detail was noticed - it was shot in the Melbourne suburb of Camberwell, in a street which had no television aerials. The Neanderthals knocked this street down. Anyway, Paul cronin played Dave Sullivan, the patriarch. He was a world war one veteran, along with the barman of the local pub, Norm. At the beginning of the War, Norm, and dave's two eldest sons enlist. Lorraine Bayly, who was hitherto best known for her role on Play School, played Grace Sullivan. The two eldest sons see action in Europe, then the pacific, and eventually Terry, the youngest son, signs up. Terry is somewhat of a crook. Other recurring characters included Uncle Harry, a con-man (Graces Brother), played by Michael caton, who later played Daryl Kerrigan in the Castle, Mel Gibson in a very early role (try to find that on his official bio) and Noni Hazlehurst (another Play School Graduate.)Forgettable, but much better than Neighbours or Home and Away (and more typical of Australian lifestyles, too.)