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(The end credits begin over a shot of a plane heading towards the setting sun) CAST Barry BRYAN BROWN Sharon TONI COLLETTE Tony JOHN GOODMAN Ray SAM NEILL Darcy SAM WORTHINGTON Margaret KESTIE MORASSI Hollywood WILLIAM McINNES Norm ANDREW S. GILBERT Freddie GARY WADDELL Sal FELIX WILLIAMSON (Then the image fades to black, and comes back up on what director David Caesar calls a ‘little fun thing’ coda, in which Margaret, and then the others notice the money that’s coming out of the poker machine, with Tony saying at the end in delight,“Jimmy’s two mill!… Good for Jimmy!”, before the image fades back to black, and the rest of the credits roll) CAST Manager DEREK AMER Coin Lady LAENI BAILLE Bell Boy RUDI BAKER Senator BILLE BROWN Bouncer #1 MICHAEL BROWNJOHN Beryl JO-ANNE CAHILL Sammy PAUL CHUBB Bill RAY DEVITT Young Outback Cop TIM DRAXL Stevo GABRIEL EGAN Journalist NATHAN GRUNERT Cemetery Cop ALAN HENNESSY Constable BRETT HICKS-MAITLAND Waiter DAN HOLLIDAY Young Tony SAM JACOBSON Samantha TONI JAYE Goose ANTHONY JENSEN Trev ANTHONY JOHNSEN Air Hostess HOLLY JONES Outback Cop #2 DENE KERMOND Publican BRIAN McDERMOTT US Airport Official SHANE McNAMARA Sergeant JOHN McNEILL Large Businessman CHRIS MOODY Jimmy DAVID MORRIS Tony's Uncle ANGELO PARISI Bouncer #2 ALAN POPELY Hotel Clerk GREG POPPLETON Danny TERRY SERIO Jason ANDREW SOMMERICH US Officer ANDREW WHOLLEY You Am I The Cadillacs Tim Rogers Dave Scotland Andy Kent Neil Pepper Russell Hopkinson Keith Longman David Lane Tony Hicks CREW Production Manager Julie Sims Production Co-ordinator Natasha Cali Production Secretary Merilyn Cook Assistant to Producers Suzy Gaal Production Runners Paul Oliver Andrew MacKinnon Travel Co-ordinator Annie Parnell Production Accountant Ben Breen Accounts Assistants Sean Radburn Ingela Berndtsson New Town Films Liaison Maggie McLaren Haystack Films Liaison Jo Farrugia First Assistant Director Jamie Crooks Second Assistant Director Jason Faulkner Third Assistant Director Greg Cobain Continuity Kristin Witcombe Location Manager Russell Boyd Location Assistant Anton Denby Focus Puller Matt Toll Clapper Loader Simon Williams Videosplit Operator/Film Loader Christian Luxton Playback Operator Marden Dean 2nd Unit DOP Marc Spicer 2nd Unit Focus Puller Jason Binnie 2nd Unit Clapper Loader Jay Torta Sound Recordist Paul Finlay Boom Operator David Pearson Gaffer Karl Engeler Best Boy Ian Barwick Assistant Electricians Andrew Williams Sascha Obermaier Additional Electrics Steve Cook Gillian Huxley Key Grip Warren Grieef Best Boy Grip Adam Kuiper Assistant Grips Paul Heidke Brad Boterhoek Art Director Chris Batson Assistant Art Director Sarah Light Art Department Co-ordinator Marianne Evans Graphic Artist Kerry Williams Set Decorator Beverley Dunn Props Buyers/Dressers Shane Aumont Jo-Anna Beikoff Props Buyer Kerrie Van Lambaart Property Master Richie Dehne Standby Props Dean Sullivan Research Assistant Lucy Sparke Art Department Runner Gus Smith Art Department Assistant Sarah Ma Animal Wrangler Ivanna Chesson Vehicle Wranglers Nicholas Loveday Lachlan Payne Special Effects John Bowring Armoury Peter Cogar Construction Manager Brett Bartlett Carpenters Len Pankhurst Christopher Sidwell James Gennat Matt Weston Trade Assistant/Runner Laurie Sobels Scenic Artist Bill Undery Set Finishers Matthew Leary Daniella Cortis David Richardson Head of Model Making Will Colhoun Model Makers Thomas Kelso Antony Neeson Louise Shaw Food Stylist Ann McKessar Storyboard Artist Tam Morris Costume Supervisor Mel Dykes Costume Buyer Katrina Pickering Cutters/Sewers Julie Bryant Julie Frankham Costume Artist Shane Phillips Standby Costume Sophia Cook Assistant Costume Standby Alex Barton Key Make up/Hair Designer Viv Mepham Key Hairdresser Jan 'Ziggy' Zeigenbein Hair Artist/Make up Erica Wells Make up/Hair Assistant Nadia Cowell Additional Hair Paul Williams Additional Make up/Hair Adele Durno Bec Taylor Trish Newton Caroline Nott Robbie Austin Wendy De Waal Wig Maker Kylie Clarke Nr Neill's Make up Noriko Watanabe Unit Manager Grayden Le Breton Unit Assistant Manager Djuro Bandur Unit Assistants Mardi Thompson Ann 'Ed' Petty Damian Macey Brian Carpenter Neil Faulkner Stills Photographer Lisa Tomasetti Additional Photography Brian McKenzie Script Consultant Robyn Sinclair Haystack Script Consultant Marston Bloom Australian Casting Mullinars Casting Consultants Casting Assistant Evan Knowles US Casting Kim Coleman Casting Extras Casting Co-ordinator Henrietta Stride Extras in Broken Hill Quixote Casting Broken Hill 2nd Unit Assistant Director Tom Read Grip Jason Weekes Cast Driver/ Base Office Liaison Claire Hall Unit Publicity Fiona Searson Nine Films Marketing Libby Rhys-Jones Sewerage Carters Johnny Halliday Bob Bowles Freddie Stunt Double Paul Philips Goose Stunt Double Keir Beck Margaret Stunt Double Raelene Chapman Barry Stunt Double Darren Mitchell Sammy Stunt Double Chris Mitchell GI Gunner, Norm and Darcy Stunt Double Shea Adams Stunts Assistant Danny Ryan Stunt Patron Bernadette Van Guyen Tony Stand In Greg Ponchard Darcy Stand In Martin Crowe Darcy Double Robert Hanson Barry Double/Sal Stand In Darryn Clifton Barry Stand In Barry Lord Sharon Stand In Sophie Armstrong Margaret Stand In Amanda Tooby Broken Hill Stand Ins Barry #2 Mitch Harrison Sharon #2 Jacinta Cullen Sharon #3 Faith Lehman Tony #2 Peter Dannatt Darcy #2 Mark Daddow Margaret #2 Chantal Lisette Drama Coach Tamara Lovatt-Smith Unit Nurse Emma Cohen Stunt Co-ordinator Glenn Boswell Safety Officers Bernadette Van Guyen Paul Phillips Safety Report Writer Wayne Pleace Catering Camera Cooks Clare Pollard Catering Assistant Dave Noble Security Who Dares Security Post Production Supervisor Gordon MacPhail Assistant Editor Peter Powell Post Production Accountant Janette Gould FX Editors Alicia Slusarski Nigel Christensen Dialogue Editors Jenny Ward Delia McCarthy Assistant Sound Editor Paul Korber Sound Attachment Adam Jones Foley Artist Les Fiddess MPSE ADR and Foley Recordist Mauricio Hernandez Foley Editing Les Fiddess and Mauricio Hernandez Re-Recording Mixers Phil Judd MPSE Robert Sullivan Additional FX Recordings Ross Boyer Sound Editing and Mixing Facilities Philmsound Sydney ADR Simply Sound New Orleans ADR Swelltone Picture Post Production Facility Frameworks Stephen F. Smith Dolby Sound Consultant Stephen Murphy Music Score Recorded at Milk Bar Supersonic Music Score Produced and Mixed at Supersonic Assistant to Composer Amanda Brown Assistant Music Editor Scott Horscroft Recording Engineers Wayne Connolly Trent Williamson Musicians Drums David Kleynjas Bass Samuel Dixon Flute Tony Buchen Wurlitzer Alan Goodman Antony Partos Harmonica/Jaw Harp Trent Williamson Guitar Trent Williamson Paul Healy Orchestra Pro Musica Sydney Orchestra Contractor Coralie Hartl Concertmaster Phillip Hartl Brass and Strings orchestrated and conducted by George Brodbeck Music Supervisor Mana Music Chris Gough Julie Spinks Soundtrack Recording Engineer Chris Dickie Mixing Engineer David Nicholas Additional Engineers Greg Clarke and Paul McKercher Assisted by Jim Maroudas and Shae Mete Mastered by Don Bartley Soundtrack Recorded at Sing Sing Studios Additional Recording at Electric Mountain Studio and Studios 301 Mixed at The Basement Studios Sydney Mastered at Studios 301 Rushes Transfers Video 8 Damon Parry Film Laboratory Atlab Australia Lab Liaison Ian Russell Film Grading Olivier Fontenay Neg Matching Chris Rowell Productions Pty Ltd Negative Cutting Chris Rowell Jackie Gelling Karen Psaltis Visual Effects Fuel International Visual Effects Supervisor Paul Butterworth Additional Visual Effects Supervisor/Senior Compositor Dave Morley Visual Effects Producer Jason Bath Senior 3D Animators/3D Directors Simon Maddison Andrew Hellen Compositor Jamie Wood Digital Optical Effects Atlab Australia Digital Optical Effects Producer Anthos Simon Digital Supervisor Robert Sandeman Digital Client Liaison John Dixon Digital Compositor Rebecca Dunn Scanning and Recording Henry Yekanians Title Design/Direction Box Communications Anthony Battaglia Catie Dyce End Title Opticals Optical & Graphic Peter Newton Amanda Newton Post Production Script Lesley Aitkin Camera Equipment/Lenses Panavision Australia Paul Jackson Film Stock Kodak Australasia Tim Waygood Travel Agent Traveltoo Greg Helmers Accounting Services Moneypenny Services Production Lawyers Lloyd Hart Entertainment Lawyers Lloyd Hart Naomi Stoneman Insurance Broker H.W. Wood Australia Tony Gibbs Completion Guarantor Film Finances Inc. Anni Browning Auditors Chris Coote & Co. The Producers would like to Greatly thank Kingston Anderson Tim Bevan Kirsty Breakspere Sally Caplan Grace Cianciotta Barry Crocker Belinda DeRome Pat Douglas Eric Fellner William Fox Catriona Hughes Paul Johnson Kim Kevans Lyn Koppe David Kosse Peter Lang Alice Lodge Peter McLaughlin William McLean Charlotte Mickie Jane Moore Ken Neale Sam Nichols Jonathan Ogilvie Chris Oliver Michael Piquemal Fifa Riccabond Hugh Short Robert Slaviero Jane Smith Ed St John Yu Fai Suen Patrice Theroux Nick Truswell Todd Wagstaff Benjamin Ward Ambassador Clothing Company Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd Arnott's Biscuits Limited Breville Pty Limited Broken Hill Tourist Centre Coca Cola Australia The Gazebo Hotel Guinness United Distillers & Vitners (Aust) Ltd Harlequin Opals Harry M. Miller & Co Management Pty Ltd HPM Industries Pty Ltd Lion Nathan Pty Ltd Liquor Administration Board Luxottica Australia Pty Ltd Norm Marshall and Associates Qantas Premium Support Sanitarium Health Food Co. Sara Lee Holdings (Australia)
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