Trailblazing Australian filmmaker who worked with Kate Ritchie and Deborra-Lee Furness dies at age 82
🎬💔 The Australian film industry has lost a true legend. Veteran filmmaker Donald Crombie has passed away at the age of 82. Known for his remarkable storytelling and creative vision, Crombie left an indelible mark on Australian cinema before he died on March 25, following a brave battle with health challenges in palliative care. From directing beloved episodes of *McLeod's Daughters* and *Flipper* to guiding a young Kate Ritchie in the iconic 1986 miniseries *Cyclone Tracy*, Crombie's contributions to film and television are countless. He also collaborated with the talented Deborra-Lee Furness on the short-lived but memorable drama series *Fire* in 1995. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of filmmakers and fans alike. Rest in peace, Donald Crombie. Your vision will never be forgotten. 🎥✨ #DonaldCrombie #AustralianFilm #CinemaLegend #InMemoriam #Filmmaking
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