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Ken in. And you know ... Ken was y'know, a bit dicey. And the thing I didn't like about Ken was his voice. And it's not generally known that Ken's entire performance was post-synched in London by Alan White. And that should not be known, because that's not fair to Ken. Because he agreed that Whitey - He agreed that there was an abrasive character in his voice, Ken; and that Whitey's soft voice could add to his performance. And very few people know that that was ever done.
650:" so far as its story goes, but nevertheless finds a valid excuse to introduce typical Australian types and explore superb scenery. Jill Adams wins little sympathy, but is easy on the eyes as Julie, Ken Wayne sits a horse well as Justin, and Robert Tudawali cuts a striking figure as the ebony Emu Foot, and the rest show willing. To return to its terrain, & equals anything furnished by American " oaters and definitely tips the scales in the opus's favour."
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is very good. It's the native attack thing and all that. Reel one, you say, "This is it, this is the
Australian picture." It never holds up to it from that point on... performances are all ... You know, there was a hell of a problem in the fifties to get a group of actors together who could act for
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Robinson later reflected, "I don't think it was a good script and I don't think that we had a very strong supporting cast and it was the first picture that we had done in which Chips didn't play the lead... I think our mistake there was to make a picture not geared for Chips." He said in another
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It did not perform well at the box office. In 1964, Rafferty said of his later films with
Robinson, "These were good films, but they were all 90-minute pictures, designed to be shown in theatres. TV finished the 90-minute programme film, which has practically disappeared from the face of the earth."
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Wouldn't play the role the way that he was directed to play the role. There were a number of confrontations with Walter. And it eventually got to a head, and he was fired. And I forget what all the ramifications were, but there were other things to Other issues. When he was fired, we re-cast and put
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International wastes rich material" with the film "for the human drama is awkwardly handled, taken at a lead-heavy pace and acted, with three exceptions, by a wincingly stagy group." The exceptions, according to the critic, were Wayne, Tudawali and Henry Murdoch. It felt the scenery
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Robinson said "We went all over the bloody place," to find actors. "We went to Sydney, Melbourne and
Adelaide trying to cast the picture. And there were not film actors in Australia. You look at 'Showcast' today - It's that thick. But at that time there were four of five people who could say that
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to play the second lead, a station manager. According to
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to be tried for a tribal killing. They are attacked by some
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I don't think it was good enough. I remember sitting in screenings with the
Americans. And one bloke told me - I think it was Red Silverstein at Metro. He said, "At the end of the first reel, I was trying to work out how much I could try and gyp you for." For the first reel in
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they were compete film actors. There just weren't the people to cast.. And that is one of the reasons why nobody really came through that period as a director. This was because a director was really an acting coach... When you see
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were going to be released by Universal in Australia. Robinson said, "I consider this deal is a relevant comment on recent statements that the Australian film industry is failing for lack of support."
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which had been published in 1955 and already adapted for radio in 1956. Robinson said " it was very much more a 'story' film than the others were", adding:
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was "strikingly captured" but that Robinson "has no feeling... for outback people." It was shown in Melbourne in February 1961 on a double bill with
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was too short and wrong for the role, and he suggested
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Vagg, Stephen (24 July 2019). "50 Meat Pie Westerns".
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Jon Cleary Interviewed by Stephen Vagg: Oral History
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909:. 12 September 1956. p. 12.
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924:. 20 August 1956. p. A11.
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666:critic Colin Bennett called
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1421:The Restless and the Damned
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1910:The Country of Marriage
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1580:Kondom Agaundo, M.L.C.
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1942:The High Commissioner
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1926:A Flight of Chariots
1918:Forests of the Night
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547:. He even had a red
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2387:Nobody Runs Forever
1974:Remember Jack Hoxie
1950:The Pulse of Danger
1902:North from Thursday
1800:These Small Glories
1656:Adventure Unlimited
1416:(1959) (story only)
1089:"Deal in 2 Films".
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2300:Miss Ambar Regrets
2276:Yesterday's Shadow
2140:Now and Then, Amen
2084:A Very Private War
2049:High Road to China
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1573:Water: Our Problem
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