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  1. www.imdb.com › name › nm0923151Jackie Wetherill - IMDb

    Jackie Wetherill is known for The Hole (2001), Ladies in Lavender (2004) and Our World War (2014).

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  2. au.linkedin.com › in › jacqui-weatherill-19a81b12Jacqui Weatherill - City of Greater Dandenong | LinkedIn

    Energetic and visionary senior executive with a passion for positively influencing organisational leadership and corporate culture, to achieve enterprise-wide transformation and change.

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  3. www.imdb.com › name › nm0923151Jackie Wetherill - Biography - IMDb

    Jackie Wetherill. Additional Crew: The Hole. Jackie Wetherill is known for The Hole (2001), Killing Eve (2018) and Our World War (2014).

  4. www.farnhamherald.com › news › to-the-memory-of-a-flyingTo the memory of a flying pioneer | farnhamherald.com

    Joining Anne and Candy is film maker Jackie Wetherill and their bid to highlight Jean and those brave women who flew everything from Spitfires to Lancaster bombers comes as the RAF celebrate its centenary which they marked with a spectacular fly past in London.

  5. www.facebook.com › public › Jackie-WetherillJackie Wetherill Profiles | Facebook

    View the profiles of people named Jackie Wetherill. Join Facebook to connect with Jackie Wetherill and others you may know. Facebook gives people the...

  6. cineuropa.org › en › filmographyJackie Wetherill - Cineuropa

    Jackie Wetherill. reference companies. production. Seacole Pictures Ltd (The article continues below - Commercial information) (The article continues below ...

  7. www.pressreader.com › uk › the-sunday-telegraphFemale pilots ‘forgotten’ at RAF centenary celebratio­ns

    Jul 8, 2018 · Jackie Wetherill, a film producer who is planning a documentar­y about The Famous Five, said: “What they did was astonishin­g. They had barely any training, no radio contact and no weaponry, yet they flew fighter planes hot off the production line to the airbases where they were so desperatel­y needed to defend Britain.