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The PM's Daughter is a ten-part Australian political comedy drama television series aimed at children and teenagers. It premiered on ABC Me on 1 January 2022.[1]

The PM's Daughter
Genre	Family
Created by	Tristram Baumber Matthew Allred
Written by	Tristram Baumber Lou Sanz Hannah Samuel Angela McDonald Craig Irvin Gemma Bird Matheson Magda Wozniak
Directed by	Julietta Boscolo Erin White Alana Hicks
Starring	Cassandra Helmot Natalie English Nya Cofie
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
Production
Executive producers	Chris Oliver-Taylor Tristram Baumber
Producers	Alice Willison Kieran Hoyle
Camera setup	Multi-camera
Running time	26 minutes
Production company	Fremantle Australia
Distributor	Fremantle International Distribution
Release
Original network	ABC Me
Picture format	576i (SDTV) 720p (SDTV) 1080p (HDTV)
Audio format	Stereo
Original release	1 January 2022 (2022-01-01) – present

Plot

The series follows Cat Parkes Pérez, a teen activist whose life is thrown into disarray when her single mother Isabel is unexpectedly thrust into the role of Prime Minister of Australia. As major disruptions begin to occur at Canberra landmarks designed to directly sabotage the Prime Minister, Cat and her new friends, Sadie and Ollie, set out to track down and unmask a rogue faction within a youth action group called Action Uprising.[2]

Cast

• Cassandra Helmot as Cat Parkes Pérez[2]
• Natalie English as Sadie[2]
• Jaga Yap as Ollie[2]
• Nya Cofie as Miro[2]
• Amelie James-Power as Georgina[2]
• Claire Fearon as Prime Minister Isabel Pérez[2]
• Anthony Brandon Wong as Deputy Prime Minister Tim Yeung[2]
• Gemma Bird Matheson as Yvette[2]
• Renee Lim as Deputy Principal Tan[2]
• Maximilian Mulvenney as Jared[2]
• Indiana Kwong as Grace[2]
• Amelie James Power as Georgina[2]
• Lewis Fitz-Gerald as Henry[2]
• Cecilia Yeoman as Jacinta[2]
• Sebastian Alanis Alvarez as Tom[2]
• Dinitha Senevirathne as Eric[2]

Production

The series was filmed in July 2021 in various locations in Sydney and Canberra including Brockby Lodge at 123 Homebush Road, Strathfield, the former home of Harold Arnott (1888-1971) of Arnott's Biscuits fame. The house is used as the exterior location of the Prime Minister of Australia's residence The Lodge.[3] A Victorian style home is used as the interior of the PM’s house.

References

External links

• The PM's Daughter at IMDb

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