(Bea and Chrissie had teamed up by this stage.) Prisoner was filmed mostly within the halls of the Channel 10 studios in a suburb of Melbourne called Nunawading. It’s now owned by Global ...

Prisoner Cell Block H, Volume 5 (UK release) contains episodes 129 thrugh 160 of the long running Australian drama. Cast your mind back to when Bea could fix everything, Judy was thin(ner ...

Val Lehman, who played Bea Smith in the Australian cult series - known internationally as Prisoner: Cell Block H - said that she was deliberately left off the guest list for a charity reunion by ...

Doreen tells Judy about life at Wentworth under Marie's rule before Bea took over and how bad it was. Marie stands outside the cell listening. Janet comes across the forged roster in the waste bin ...

Prisoner: Cell Block H is now streaming from the beginning (Picture: Fremantle Media / Shutterstock) Prisoner: Cell Block H is now available to stream from the beginning and we couldn’t be any ...

Prisoner Cell Block H remake Wentworth is to air on Channel 5 ... Danielle Cormack and Nicole da Silva will star as lead inmates Bea Smith and Franky Doyle. Katie Keenan, Head of Acquisitions ...

Poor Bea, who's been banged up for trying to ... taste haven't improved much since the days of... well, 'Prisoner: Cell Block H.' Orange may indeed be the new black, but for now anyway, 'Wentworth ...

Australian soap Prisoner: Cell Block H is an unexpected late-night ratings phenomenon. Terry Wogan speaks to Val Lehman and Amanda Muggleton (aka Queen Bea Smith and Chrissie Latham respectively ...

Prisoner: Cell Block H stars Val Lehman and Colette Mann reunite ... "This an interesting role because on Prisoner my character Bea played the protector of Colette’s Doreen character, whereas ...

When gritty Australian soap Prisoner: Cell Block H first aired 45 years ago today ... “The Freak” and formidable lag “Queen” Bea Smith. But the show also tackled serious issues, such ...

Now, more than two decades on, Prisoner Cell Block H, set in a women's detention centre ... sees iconic characters such as Bea Smith, Franky Doyle and Vera Bennett return to our screens.