The Man from Snowy River overview
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Total Ratings: 1
Synopsis:
Inspired by an epic poem by A.B. "Banjo" Patterson, The Man From Snowy River was a major step forward for the regenerated Australian film industry of the early '80s. This "down-under Western" spotlights Tom Burlinson as Jim Craig, a headstrong young man who goes to work for a powerful cattle baron. Burlinson falls in love with Jessica (Sigrid Thornton), his boss' daughter, and becomes enmeshed in a bitter land feud. Kirk Douglas has a high old time in the dual role of hard-hearted landowner Harrison and grizzled, one-legged old prospector Spur. Previously filmed in 1920, The Man From Snowy River was directed by the other George Miller, not the director of the same name who helmed Mad Max (1979).
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Movie Details:
- Director: George Miller
- Studio: Cambridge Films, Hoyts Distribution
- Year: 1982
- Run Time: 102 minutes
- Country: Australia
- Language: English
- Set in: Outback, Australia
- MPAA Rating: PG
- Category: Feature
- Genre/Type: Western
- Filmed in: Color
