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Mad Max Tail Credits Max Mel Gibson (Rockatansky, a cop with a Bronze badge, hence 'The Bronze') Jessie Joanne Samuel (Rockatansky) Toecutter Hugh Keays-Byrne Jim Goose Steve Bisley (Jimmy the Goose) Johnny the Boy Tim Burns Fifi Roger Ward (Captain Fifi MacAffee, aka "Fif") Cast in alphabetical order: Nurse Lisa Aldenhoven Mudguts David Bracks Clunk Bertrand Cadart Underground Mechanic David Cameron (Barry) Singer Robina Chaffey Sarse Stephen Clark Toddler Mathew Constantine Ziggy Jerry Day Station Master Reg Evans Diabando Howard Eynon Benno Max Fairchild Grinner John Farndale Senior Doctor Peter Felmingham May Swaisey Sheila Florence (sic, aka Florance) Starbuck Nic Gazzana Lair Hunter Gibb Nightrider Vince Gil (sic, aka Vincent Gill, aka Crawford Montegamo, per subtitles, also Montizano) Silvertongue Andrew Gilmore Labatouche Jonathon Hardy (sic, aka Jonathan) Sprog Brendan Heath Cundalini Paul Johnstone Grease Rat Nick Lathouris Charlie John Ley Roop Steve Millichamp Junior Doctor Phil Motherwell Scuttle George Novak Bubba Zanetti Geoff Parry Nightrider's Girl Lulu Pinkus TV Newsreader Neil Thompson Midge Billy Tisdall People's Observer Gil Tucker Girl in Chevvy Kim Sullivan with John Arnold Tom Broadbridge Peter Culpan Peter Ford Clive Hearne Telford Jackson Kristine Kaman Joan Letch Kerry Miller Janine Ogden Di Trelour Vernon Weaver Paul Young Brendan Young Associate Producer Bill Miller Editors Tony Paterson Cliff Hayes Director of Photography David Eggby Art Director Jon Dowding Asst. Art Director Steve Amezdroz Stunt Co-ordinator Grant Page Costume Designer Clare Griffin Sound Recordist Gary Wilkins Production Co-ordinator Jenny Day Special Effects Chris Murray Casting Mitch Consultancy First Assistant Director Ian Goddard Second Asst. Director Steve Connard Third Assistant Director Des Sheridan Production Asst. Tom Broadbridge Unit Manager John Hipwell Script Supervisor Shirley Ballard Make-up Viv Mephan (sic, aka Viv and Vivien Mepham) Hair Dresser Ben Taylor Still Photography Chic Stringer Second Unit Photography Tim Smart Camera Assistant Harry Glynatsis Clapper / Loader Tim Smart Gaffer Lindsay Foote Best Boy Garry Plunkett Boom Operator Mark Wasiutak Grips Noel McDonald David Cassar Wardrobe Merran Kingsford-Smith Props Richard Francis Traffic Supervisors Andrew Jones Stuart Beatty Mechanics Clive Rowell Robert Orchard Murray Smith Truck Co-ordinator Stephen O'Hare Stunt Team: Grant Page Chris Anderson Phil Brock Dale Bensch Gerry Gauslaa Terry Gibson George Novak Michael Daniels David Bracks Laboratory Consultant Bill Gooley Colorfilm Neg. Cutter Margaret Cardin Post Production Sound Roger Savage A.A.V. Australia Sound Effects Ned Dawson Photographic Process Todd AO 35 Titles Bill Owen All the characters in this film are fictional and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. Financial Consultant Noel L. Harman Cabaret Music Nic Gazzana Vehicle Designer Ray Beckerley Motorcycle Fairings: La Parisienne Engineering Electronics Lex Glouchewera Mad Max is an original story by George Miller and Byron Kennedy and was produced by Mad Max Pty. Ltd. on location in Victoria, Australia. © Copyright 1979 The Producer gratefully acknowledges the assistance of: Kawaski Motors Nissan Motor Co. Re-Car Consolidated Industries Frank Matich, "Bell" Helmets L. J. Wellam & Son Duhig Ford Tigermoth The Producer gratefully acknowledges the assistance of: Ben Taylor Hair Workshop Modern Towing & Salvage Knights Transport Mires Transport Pykes Transport Bunge Australia BNB Freighters The Producer gratefully acknowledges the assistance of: George Barbera Suburban Towing B.B.R. B. F. Goodrich Windscreens O'Brien Ritmeester Cigars Dunlop The Producer gratefully acknowledges the assistance of: West Gate Bridge Authority Footscray Cranes Sony Town Auto Wholesalers C.S. Communications Kodak Macau Light Co. (US version) Metro Goldwyn Mayer Ars Gratia Artis Trade Mark ® www.mgm.com - flying logo (Australian version) Roadshow Entertainment A Village Roadshow Company - flying logo.
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