Australia
Welcome to Australia!Set in northern Australia before World War II, an English aristocrat who inherits a sprawling ranch reluctantly pacts with a stock-man in order to protect her new property from a takeover plot. As the pair drive 2,000 head of cattle over unforgiving landscape, they experience the bombing of Darwin by Japanese forces firsthand.
Description: Set in northern Australia before World War II, an English aristocrat who inherits a sprawling ranch reluctantly pacts with a stock-man in order to protect her new property from a takeover plot. As the pair drive 2,000 head of cattle over unforgiving landscape, they experience the bombing of Darwin by Japanese forces firsthand.
Genres: Adventure, Romance, Drama
Budget: $130,000,000 | Revenue : $211,787,511
Runtime: 165 minutes
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Nicole Kidman
Played Lady Sarah Ashley
Hugh Jackman
Played The Drover
Essie Davis
Played Katherine
David Wenham
Played Neil Fletcher
Bryan Brown
Played King Carney
David Gulpilil
Played King George
John Jarratt
Played Sergeant
Shea Adams
Played Carney Boy
Nathin Art Butler
Played Carney Boy
John Walton
Played Carney Boy
Nigel Harbach
Played Carney Boy
Eddie Baroo
Played Bull
Arthur Dignam
Played Father Benedict
Sandy Gore
Played Gloria Carney
Bill Hunter
Played Skipper (Qantas Sloop)
Jacek Koman
Played Ivan
Ben Mendelsohn
Played Captain Dutton
Barry Otto
Played Administrator Allsop
David Ngoombujarra
Played Magarri
Bruce Spence
Played Dr. Barker
Jack Thompson
Played Kipling Flynn
Yuen Wah
Played Sing Song
Kerry Walker
Played Myrtle Allsop
Ray Barrett
Played Ramsden
Jamal Sydney Bednarz
Played Mission Boy
Tony Barry
Played Sergeant Callahan
Ursula Yovich
Played Daisy
Brandon Walters
Played Nullah
Matthew Whittet
Played Brother Frank
Lillian Crombie
Played Bandy Legs
Max Cullen
Played Old Drunk
Haidee Gaudry
Played Essential Services Woman
Jamie Gulpilil
Played Porter (Wharf)
Peter Gwynne
Played Lady Sarah's Butler
Jimmy Hong
Played Carney Manservant
Angus Pilakui
Played Goolaj
Adam McMonigal
Played Darwin Policeman
Robin Queree
Played Ball Guest
Mark Rathbone
Played Stockman
Crusoe Kurddal
Played Aboriginal Tracker
Siena Larsson
Played Flying Boat Passenger Child
Danielle Carey
Played Evacuee Mother (uncredited)
Anton Monsted
Played Maitland Ashley (uncredited)
William Gabriel
Played Drover / Guest / Waiter (uncredited)
Chris Polzot
Played Firefighter (uncredited)
Damian Bradford
Played Constable #1
Eugene Kang
Played Waiter
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