| newspaper - A Mandate from the Ocker Majority: The Sun. 17-05-1979. p.47 |
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Bob Crimean
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| Author declares that through this film, "ockerism rears up its ugly head."
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| newspaper - A runaway success The Sun. p.28 |
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John Hanrahan
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| "Duigan has drawn each and every character in the film with such naturalness that after awhile you forget your watching a film."
"Brilliant"... "delightfully...[full record]
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| newspaper - Also showing The Sun. 05-04-1998. p.11 |
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Author Unknown
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| Very brief review of Walkabout upon re-release of the film in cinemas.[full record]
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| newspaper - Bodymelt: more bit parts for your money The Sun. 07-04-1996 |
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David Bongiorno
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| This newspaper article discusses the release of Body Melt on video, and names its long cast list of Aussie soap stars, used in an attempt to make it like an ...[full record]
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| web - CAARP : Venue Name : Metro Twin / Village Drive-In, Clayton The Sun, Film Weekly, The Herald 0000-00-00 VUnknown. . p.Unknown |
| CAARP is a website that compiles cinema venue information. On this page the viewer can find when the cinema opened, closed down, the names of films that aire...[full record]
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| newspaper - Cinerama Bursts into view The Sun. 29-12-1958. p.4 |
| Brief review. also contains review of "Old Yeller" showing with "Smiley gets a Gun".[full record]
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| newspaper - Film Star The Sun. 29-10-1963 |
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Author Unknown
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| States the major moments in Jocelyn Howarth's life, and her time in Hollywood.[full record]
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| newspaper - From Teenage Thief to Model: Tracy Steals Show The Sun. 21-11-1980. p.n.p. |
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John Hanrahan
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| The article begins by listing "Hard Knocks" AFI awards success where it won the 'Jury Prize,' and 'Best Actress' categories (Tracy Mann). Hanrahan attributes...[full record]
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| newspaper - Girl Killers Take a Step up From Splatter Films The Sun. 19-03-1995. pp.31-32 |
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Staurt Divell
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| Heavenly Creatures is released in Tasmania. Article looks at Jackson's career and the making of Heavenly Creatures, casting, scripting etc.
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| newspaper - Lost in a big space The Sun. 12-04-1998. p.3 |
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James Carey
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| This is a brief review of Walkabout upon its re-release at cinemas in Sydney, 1998.[full record]
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| newspaper - Made in six weeks and for only $1 million - a new film nominated for seven awards The Sun. 09-10-1987. p.unknown |
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Ben Travers
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| Thsi article provides a brief synopsis and review of The Year My Voice Broke with a favourable conclusion met.
Contains quotes by George Miller regarding th...[full record]
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| newspaper - Oz Spellbinder in U.S. The Sun. 02-02-1978. p.N/A |
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Richard Hattersley
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| Details the familiar spiel that co-incided with so many Australian films released in the 70's, that 'Oz' could be the first Australian breakthrough in the U....[full record]
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| newspaper - Rock Briefs The Sun. 10-11-1981 |
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Author Unknown
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| A very brief mention of the release of the Wrong Side of the Road soundtrack LP.[full record]
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| newspaper - Shadow of the Boomerang The Sun. p.23 |
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Author Unknown
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| Article outlines the film narrative.
Some praise points for Jimmy Little[full record]
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| newspaper - Shaggy-dog story is an ingenious original The Sun. 02-10-1986. p.18 |
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Ivan Hutchinson
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| Film review of the movie Malcolm[full record]
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| newspaper - Smiley beats UK film ban The Sun. 07-05-1957. p.15 |
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Author Unknown
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| Describes how Petersen avoided a ban preventing children under 12 from working in films in Britain, by filming "The Scamp" in secret.
"There appears to be ...[full record]
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| newspaper - Smiley? Film hope The Sun. 03-11-1957. p.15 |
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Author Unknown
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| Photograph of Sydney boy, Carl Leedham, 11, of Panania, one of 6 boys tested for the role of Smiley[full record]
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| newspaper - Smileys celebrate The Sun. 17-01-1958. p.5 |
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Author Unknown
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| Director Kimmins took the two young leads out to Luna Park in Sydney to celebrate the completion of shooting the sequel.[full record]
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| newspaper - Sum of fighting prejudices The Sun. 14-08-1994. pp.20-21 |
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Stuart Diwell
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| Talks about how the producer got the film into production despite the resistance by the US market as well as other problems faced in production of the film.[full record]
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| newspaper - Teenage romp fails to inspire The Sun. 06-03-1994. p.22 |
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Stuart Diwell
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| A short review on the film 'The Nostradamus Kid'. It contains a brief story plot and comment on the film being a disappointment.[full record]
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| newspaper - The Rebel With a Cause - To Shake Off Her Past The Sun. p.57 |
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Author Unknown
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| Author 'Unknown' seems transfixed on the fact that the film is staged around 'underprivileged inner-city Melbourne,' more specifically in the back streets of...[full record]
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| newspaper - This film is an inspiration The Sun. 31-12-1956. p.6 |
| Brief extremely positive review. Claims Petersen "compares with teh best of the overseas child stars"
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| newspaper - Two Australian Boys Break Into Big-Time Films The Sun. 06-11-1955. p.31 |
| Huge full page article about the filming of the first Smiley film includes photographs of Petersen and Archer and their mothers as well as a photograph of th...[full record]
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| newspaper - View from the other side of our rock road The Sun. 01-11-1981 |
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John Lapsley
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| A review of Wrong Side of the Road that compares the film to "Easy Rider", where the heroes travel through hostile hicktowns - the review says that in this f...[full record]
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| newspaper - Will Smiley Have a Grin Like This? The Sun. 26-10-1955. p.3 |
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Author Unknown
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| Small article containing photograph of David Scrase, an actor who auditioned for the role of Smiley.
Published the day before the roles were announced it me...[full record]
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| newspaper - âWrong Sideâ looks at the real here and now The Sun. 30-11-1981. p.48 |
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Caroline Ross
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| This downplays WSOTRâs racial messages, focusing on the âgood turnâ done for Aboriginal music, and the Aboriginal Music College. Also looks at Landerâ...[full record]
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