| Release Date: | Jul 2008 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Documentary |
| Awards: | 1 win |
| Cast: | Abigail (Herself (archive footage)), Phillip Adams (Himself), Christine Amor (Herself), Glory Annen (Herself), Victoria Anoux (Herself), Alan Arkin (Himself (archive footage)), Ian Barry (Himself), Briony Behets (Herself), Alyson Best (Herself (archive footage)), Steve Bisley (Himself), Jamie Blanks (Himself), Graeme Blundell (Himself), Gary Bond (Himself (archive footage)), Russell Boyd (Himself), Richard Brennan (Himself), Dan Burstall (Himself), Tom Burstall (Himself), Don Chipp (Himself (archive footage)), Robin Copping (Himself), Broderick Crawford (Himself (archive footage)), Barry Crocker (Himself), Cul Cullen (Himself (archive footage)), Lynette Curran (Herself), Jamie Lee Curtis (Herself), Cassandra Delaney (Herself), Everett De Roche (Himself), Ross Dimsey (Himself), David Eggby (Himself), Bob Ellis (Himself), Noel Ferrier (Himself (archive footage)), Alan Finney (Himself), Richard Franklin (Himself), Belinda Giblin (Herself), Rebecca Gilling (Herself), Antony I. Ginnane (Himself), John Grey Gorton (Himself (archive footage)), Deborah Gray (Herself), David Hannay (Himself), Sandy Harbutt (Himself), Rod Hardy (Himself), Gregory Harrison (Himself), Rod Hay (Himself), Robert Helpmann (Himself (archive footage)), David Hemmings (Himself (archive footage)), Carla Hoogeveen (Herself), Alan Hopgood (Himself), Dennis Hopper (Himself), John Michael Howson (Himself), Wendy Hughes (Herself), Barry Humphries (Himself), Bill Hunter (Himself (archive footage)), Olivia Hussey (Chris Walters (archive footage)), Ivan Hutchinson (Himself (archive footage)), John Jarratt (Himself), Barry Jones (Himself), Brian Jones (Himself), Stacy Keach (Himself), Graham Kennedy (Himself (archive footage)), Ted Kotcheff (Himself), John D. Lamond (Himself), Nina Landis (Herself), George Lazenby (Himself), Christopher Lee (Himself (archive footage)), Chris Löfvén (Himself), Greg Lynch (Himself), William Margold (Himself), James Mason (Himself (archive footage)), Ross Matthews (Himself), Donald McAlpine (Himself), Bob McCarron (Himself), Pat McDonald (Herself (archive footage)), Hal McElroy (Himself), Greg Mclean (Himself), Kris McQuade (Herself (archive footage)), John Meillon (Himself (archive footage)), George Miller (Himself), Spike Milligan (Himself (archive footage)), Vincent Monton (Himself), Philippe Mora (Himself), Judy Morris (Herself), Russell Mulcahy (Himself), Rod Mullinar (Himself), Debbie Nankervis (Herself (archive footage)), Grant Page (Himself), Barbara Parkins (Herself (archive footage)), Michael Pate (Himself (archive footage)), Susan Penhaligon (Herself), George Peppard (Himself (archive footage)), Luan Peters (Herself (archive footage)), Donald Pleasence (Himself (archive footage)), Robert Powell (Himself (archive footage)), Chips Rafferty (Himself (archive footage)), Steve Railsback (Himself), Candy Raymond (Herself), Cheryl Rixon (Herself), Joanne Samuel (Herself), Fred Schepisi (Himself), John Seale (Himself), Ken Shorter (Himself), Bruce Spence (Himself (archive footage)), Lynda Stoner (Herself), Rosie Sturgess (Herself (archive footage)), Quentin Tarantino (Himself), Rod Taylor (Himself), Al Thomas (Himself (archive footage)), Henry Thomas (Himself), Jeremy Thomas (Himself), Jack Thompson (Himself), Sigrid Thornton (Herself), Brian Trenchard-Smith (Himself), James Wan (Himself), Garry Wapshott (Himself), Roger Ward (Himself), Lesley Ann Warren (Sally (archive footage)), John Waters (Himself), Jacki Weaver (Herself (archive footage)), Leigh Whannell (Himself), Gough Whitlam (Himself (archive footage)), David Williamson (Himself), Tony Williams (Himself), Simon Wincer (Himself), Arna-Maria Winchester (Herself), Uri Windt (Himself), Norman Yemm (Himself), Susannah York (Herself) |
NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD is the wild, untold story of "OZPLOITATION" movies - a time when Australian cinema got its gear off and showed the world a full-frontal explosion of sex, violence, horror and foot-to-the-floor, full bore action! Jam packed full of outrageous anecdotes, lessons in maverick filmmaking and a genuine, infectious love of Australian movies, NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD is a fast moving journey through Aussie genre cinema of the 70s and early 80s - an unjustly forgotten cinematic era unashamedly packed full of boobs, pubes, tubes... and even a little kung fu.
