My Husband, My Killer
My Husband, My Killer is a 2001 Australian TV film about the Murder of Megan Kalajzich. It is based on the book of the same name by Sandra Harvey and Lindsay Simpson. It stars Colin Friels as Detective Inkster and Martin Sacks as Andrew Kalajzich.

Plot
Detective Inkster investigates the murder of Megan Kalajzich and the clues lead him to her husband Andrew, hitman George Cannellis, go between Warren Elkins and the killer Bill Vandenberg.

Cast
Colin Friels - Bob Inkster
Martin Sacks - Andrew Kalajzich
Geoff Morrell - Bob Richardson
Chris Haywood - George Cannellis
Craig McLachlan - Warren Elkins
Lucy Bell - Marlene Watson
Tara Morice - Margaret Inkster
Zoe Carides - Lydia Iurman
Linda Cropper - Megan Kalajzich
Bridie Carter - Janey
Abi Tucker - Michelle
David Field - Bill Vandenberg

Production
The movie was filmed over a period of five weeks in mid 2000, using locations around Manly including the actual hotel the Kalajzichs owned and their family home.

Reception
Brian Courtis of The Age gave it a positive review saying "through mesmeric performance, taut editing and the director's sureness of touch, it grips you with all the power of a slowly unfurled murder mystery."

Awards
2001 AFI Awards
Best Achievement in Direction in a Television Drama - Peter Andrikidis - won
Best Performance by an Actor in a Telefeature or Mini Series - David Field - won
Best Mini-Series or Telefeature - David Gould, Des Monaghan, Anthony Buckley - nominated
Outstanding Achievement in Television Screen Craft - Television Drama - Peter Best - nominee

References

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2001 films
2001 drama films
Australian drama films
2000s English-language films
Films scored by Peter Best (composer)