Home and Away: Hearts Divided

Home and Away: Hearts Divided
DVD Cover for Hearts Divided
Country of origin	Australia
No. of episodes	3
Release
Original network	Seven^[1]

Home and Away: Hearts Divided is an exclusive-to-video and DVD special of Australia's most popular soap opera Home and Away. It was released on 29 October 2003 and is hosted by Home and Away star Rebecca Cartwright. It contains two episodes that aired on TV: Turn Back the Night and Fallout, from the sixteenth season of Home and Away, plus the exclusive episode, Hearts Divided, which will not be aired on TV. It was released in the same format as Secrets and the City, with two aired TV episodes and the special and again follows another terrible situation that the Sutherland family have to face. Kane Phillips, the man who raped Dani Sutherland has returned to Summer Bay and comes between Dani and her sister Kirsty.^[2]

Episodes

#	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original airdate
3601 (16.181)	"Turn Back the Night"	Mark Piper	Coral Drouyn	22 September 2003 (2003-09-22)
On a rainy night an upset Dani hits something while driving, she finds some blood on the car but thinks it was only an animal. In a flashback it is revealed how high the tension is in the Sutherland household as Kane Philipps has returned to the bay. Dani later kisses her college professor, Ross and drives off and it was revealed that it was actually Kane she hit on the rainy night.^[3]
3606 (16.186)	"Fallout"	Mark Piper	Coral Drouyn	29 September 2003 (2003-09-29)
Dani worries about being found guilty in court and Hayley tries to persuade her to tell the police the reason why she was distracted while driving. Kirsty finds out that Kane has been moved to a hospital in the city. Dani tells Scott about the kiss with Ross.^[4]
-	"Hearts Divided"	Mark Piper	Coral Drouyn	N/A
Kirsty heads to the city to visit Kane in hospital, but the bus breaks down and she accepts a lift from a man who tries to rape her. She manages to fight him off and steal his car. Rhys and Shelly look for Kirsty as they can't get in touch with her. Kirsty dumps the car as the police chase her and finally gets to the hospital and when Rhys eventually finds her at the hospital he tries to drag her out. Dani misses Scott after and is worried that he hates her.

Cast

Main cast

Guest cast

Paula Forrest - Shelley Sutherland
Sam Atwell - Kane Phillips
Sophie Luck - Tamara Simpson
Hollie Andrew - Mira Sadelic
Angelo D'Angelo - Ross McLuhan
Kim Hillas - Betty (woman on bus)
Alan Dukes - Bill
Kaja Trøa - Tracey (woman in car) (credited as Kaja Troa)
Luke Stephens - The Man
Rodney Power - Dr. Andrews (credited as Rod Power)
Brigit Wolf - Nurse
Robert Baxter - Bus Driver (credited as Rob Baxter)
Scott McLean - Policeman #1
Scott Parmeter - Policeman #2

DVD

Home And Away: Hearts Divided
Set Detalis			Special Features
3 episodes 1 disc 1.78:1 aspect ratio 89 minutes Languages: English Dolby Digital 2.0 English Dolby Digital Stereo			"Previously in Summer Bay" with introduction by Rebecca Cartwright Featurettes: Behind the Scenes A Day In the Life of Bec and Beau Credits Music Video: Emmanuel Carella - "Don't Say a Word"^[5]
Release Dates
Region 1	Region 2	Region 4
N/A	N/A	29 October 2003

Reaction

As Secrets and the City, many fans were disappointed with the release of Hearts Divided, for the same reasons as the first release, two episode already having aired on TV and a special that was not much longer than the prior episodes. There was also the fact that the release was rated PG, while the television airings for the first two episode where G-rated, but it did not seem anymore adult themed, as G is only the television rating and the show would receive a PG or even an M rating anyway, although fans were hoping for an M rating, the release did take advantage of the more extreme PG rating. The DVD release was not very big on extras as it featured short behind-the-scenes footage, A Day in the Life of Bec and Beau which was featured on the previous release and Emmanuel Carella's music video "Don't Say a Word".^[2]

Book

Home and Away: Hearts Divided - The Book
Book cover for Hearts Divided
Author	Leon F. Saunders
Country	Australia
Language	English
Genre	Drama
Publisher	Pan Australia^[6]
Publication date	2003
Media type	Print
Pages	180
ISBN	0-330-36461-8

Book based on the Home and Away episode Hearts Divided

There's turmoil in Summer Bay and Rhys Sutherland and his family are right in the middle of it. Kirsty and Dani were loyal, loving sisters. Fiercely, unconditionally proud of each other - until the dark influence of Kane Phillips prevaded their lives in ways that no one ever imagined. Now Dani is accused of trying to kill the man who ruined her life two years ago, while Kirsty is leaving Summer Bay to be by his side. But Kirsty's journey away from her family takes her into uncharted waters and unexpected dangers.

The book was written in by Leon F. Saunders and released in 2003.

References

↑ "Seven Network official site". au.tv.yahoo.com. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
1 2 "Hearts Divided Review". backtothebay.net. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
↑ "Turn Back the Night (#3601) Summary". backtothebay.net. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
↑ "Fallout (#3606) Summary". backtothebay.net. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
↑ "Don't Say a Word Music Video". youtube.com. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
↑ "Pan Macmillan Australia". panmacmillan.com.au. Retrieved 14 October 2010.

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