Despite the cast’s eagerness to film a reboot, Channel Nine hasn’t made any commitments.
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Carter is still shocked at the success of McLeod’s Daughters, despite its cancellation over a decade ago. Not only that, but her role as Tess made her look differently at the bush, prompting her to live on a cattle farm outside Byron Bay.
Lisa Chappell, who played Claire on the series, has also come forward to express her interest in a reboot, telling Woman’s Day: “I really do hope it happens – and that’s not to say I know something is happening – but from a purely human point of wanting to put good in the world.”
McLeod’s Daughters aired for eight seasons between 2001 and 2009, and followed the lives of five women running a cattle station in outback Australia. It won a total of 8 Logie Awards.
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