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Ted Emery

Ted Emery (1947 – 3 March 2026) was an Australian film and television director and producer.

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Ted Emery

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Ted Emery → Discogs, IMDbTed Emery

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emery television director australian producer countdown abc work series ted march 2026 comedy number including meldrum master videotapes 1947 film

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Ted Emeryrelated to External linksIMDbTed Emery0.60section
Ted Emeryrelated to External linksDiscogs0.60section

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