| Title |
Shotgun Wedding |
| Released |
1994 |
| Production Year |
0000 |
| Director |
Paul Harmon
|
| Comments |
This film was remade by Nadia Tass titled "Mr Reliable". The release poster featured the line, "the original shotgun wedding".
The film itself is a nostalgic look at 60's culture and gender relationships with a wedding scene shot in a bed in their lounge room. |
| Synopsis |
Set in the late 1960âs the film is a bizarre drama, a love story and a comedy of errors. Jimmy Becker, fresh out of jail, and his pregnant girlfriend, Helen leave Kings Cross to seek the dream of a normal life in the outer suburbs of Sydney. However, their dream is quickly shattered with the arrival of a bent cop and an arsenal of weapons left by Helenâs schizoid brother. A seige begins which captures the attention of a nation. |
tags:
add tag Please Wait...
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
References ( click to view )
|
| journal - No title Moving Motion Pictures 77. 12-03-1992. p.18 |
|
Andrew Urban
|
| Pre-release article on production progress[full record]
|
| |
| newspaper - Sad Aussie Sideshow fails to deliver. The Sydney Morning Herald. p.26 |
|
Micheal Hutak
|
| The author blames the script for a poor film.
[full record]
|
| |
| newspaper - Shotgun Wedding The Australian. p.12 |
|
Evan Williams
|
|
[full record]
|
| |
| journal - Shotgun Wedding Who Weeklyi. 30-05-1994 |
|
Margot Dougherty
|
|
[full record]
|
| |
|
|
Close References
|
|
