Malcolm - Production & Contact Info

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34 cast members

Name	Known for
Tony Abbott Self - Shadow Minister for Families and Housing (as Tony Abbott MP) Self - Shadow Minister for Families and Housing (as Tony Abbott MP) See fewer	Abbott & Credlin (2023)
Cory Bernardi Self - Liberal, South Australia (as Senator Cory Bernardi) Self - Liberal, South Australia (as Senator Cory Bernardi) See fewer	It's Time for a Better Way (2018)
Rick Brown Self - CPI Strategic Self - CPI Strategic See fewer	Village of the Damned (1995)
David Cameron Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Wimbledon (1937)
Bob Carter Self - James Cook University (as Professor Bob Carter) Self - James Cook University (as Professor Bob Carter) See fewer	Where the Grass Is Greener (2015)
Mathias Cormann Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Senator Mathias Cormann) Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Senator Mathias Cormann) See fewer	Seven Nightly News Sydney (1957)
Bill Hassell Self - Former Leader of WA State Liberal Party Self - Former Leader of WA State Liberal Party See fewer	Sunday (1981)
Joe Hockey Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Landline (1991)
John Howard Self Self See fewer	Telethon (1968)
Dennis Jensen Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Dr Dennis Jensen MP) Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Dr Dennis Jensen MP) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Alan Jones Self Self See fewer	Alan Jones (2020)
Barnaby Joyce Self - National, Queensland (as Senator Barnaby Joyce) Self - National, Queensland (as Senator Barnaby Joyce) See fewer	White Lies (III) (2022)
Ian Macfarlane Self - Shadow Minister for Resources (as Ian Macfarlane MP) Self - Shadow Minister for Resources (as Ian Macfarlane MP) See fewer	Landline (1991)
Brett Mason Self - Liberal, Queensland (as Senator Brett Mason) Self - Liberal, Queensland (as Senator Brett Mason) See fewer	Insight (1995)
Julian McGauran Self - Liberal, Victoria (as Senator Julian McGauran) Self - Liberal, Victoria (as Senator Julian McGauran) See fewer	Four Corners (1961)
Nick Minchin Self - Leader of the Opposition in the Senate (as Senator Nick Minchin) Self - Leader of the Opposition in the Senate (as Senator Nick Minchin) See fewer	The 7.30 Report (1986)
Brendan Nelson Self Self See fewer	Sunday (1981)
Wilson Tuckey Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Wilson Tuckey MP) Self - Liberal, Western Australia (as Wilson Tuckey MP) See fewer	Landline (1991)
Malcolm Turnbull Self Self See fewer	Gruen Planet (2011)
Mal Washer Self Self See fewer	Four Corners (1961)
Kevin Andrews Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) See fewer	Dateline (1984)
Helen Coonan Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited) See fewer	Good News Week (1996)
Peta Credlin Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Abbott & Credlin (2023)
Peter Dutton Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) See fewer	Seven Nightly News Sydney (1957)
Ray Evans Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited) See fewer	Life and Death of Penelope (1976)
David Fawcett Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) See fewer	SBS World News (2002)
Mitch Fifield Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal Party MP (uncredited) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Bill Heffernan Self - NSW Liberal Senator (uncredited) Self - NSW Liberal Senator (uncredited) See fewer	Landline (1991)
Janette Howard Self - John Howard's wife (uncredited) Self - John Howard's wife (uncredited) See fewer	Sydney 2000: Games of the XXVII Olympiad (2000)
Sophie Mirabella Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) See fewer	Landline (1991)
Fiona Nash Self - National Party MP (uncredited) Self - National Party MP (uncredited) See fewer	The Cooks (2004)
Gillian Nelson Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited) See fewer	To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (1996)
Andrew Robb Self (uncredited) Self (uncredited) See fewer	Nemesis (I) (2024)
Warren Truss Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) Self - Liberal MP (uncredited) See fewer	Landline (1991)