MAD MAX (1979).ISO

MAD MAX

Cast:

Cast overview, first billed only:
Mel Gibson ... Mad Max Rockatansky
Joanne Samuel ... Jessie
Hugh Keays-Byrne ... Toecutter
Steve Bisley ... Jim Goose
Tim Burns ... Johnny the Boy
Roger Ward ... Fifi
Lisa Aldenhoven ... Nurse
David Bracks ... Mudguts
Bertrand Cadart ... Clunk
David Cameron ... Underground Mechanic
Robina Chaffey ... Singer
Stephen Clark ... Sarse
Mathew Constantine ... Toddler
Jerry Day ... Ziggy
Reg Evans ... Station Master
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Storyline
A vision of an apocalyptic future set in the wastelands of Australia. Total social decay is just around the corner in this spectacular cheap budget gang orientated road movie. Where the cops do their best to lay down the law and the outlaw gangs try their hardest to defy the system. Leather clad Max Rockatansky husband, father and cop turns judge, juror and executioner after his best friend, wife and baby are killed. Here we see the final days of normality of a man who had everything to live for, and his slip into the abyss of madness. Mad Max is the antihero on the road to vengeance and oblivion. Written by Cinema_Fan

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Taglines:The Maximum Force of the Future.
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Genres:Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Thriller
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Parents Guide:View content advisory » Fun Facts
Trivia
Because he was relatively unknown in the US, trailers and previews did not feature Mel Gibson, instead focusing on the car crashes and action scenes. See more »

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Quotes
Fifi: They say people don't believe in heroes anymore. Well, damn them! You and me, Max, we're gonna give 'em back their heroes!
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Connections
Referenced in "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch: The Big Sleep (#3.19)" (1999)
MOVIEmeter:Down 27% in popularity this week. See why on IMDbPro
Details
Official Sites:Solaris Distribution [France] | MGM Studios (us) |
Country:Australia
Language:English
Release Date:12 April 1979 (Australia)
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