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The Man from Snowy River ()


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In 1880s Australia, after young Jim Craig's father dies, he takes a job at the Harrison cattle ranch, where he is forced to become a man.

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Jim Craig
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Henry Craig
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Harrison / Spur
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Mountain Man
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Man in Street
David Bradshaw ...
Banjo Paterson
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Jessica Harrison
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Clancy
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Kane
June Jago ...
Mrs. Bailey
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Curly
Kristopher Steele ...
Moss
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Frew
Howard Eynon ...
Short Man
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Rosemary Hume
John Nash ...
Tall Man
Jack Lovick ...
Mountain Horseman
Charlie Lovick ...
Mountain Horseman
John Lovick ...
Mountain Horseman
Frank Hearn ...
Mountain Horseman
Jack Purcell ...
Mountain Horseman
Gerald Egan ...
Crack Rider
Ken Connley ...
Crack Rider
Mick Hulse ...
Crack Rider
Max Scanlon ...
Crack Rider
Peter McElroy ...
Crack Rider
Dick Forrest ...
Crack Rider
Chester Wallis ...
Crack Rider
Brian Wallis ...
Crack Rider
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Crack Rider
Bernie Wallis ...
Crack Rider
Terry Walsh ...
Crack Rider
Geoff Burrowes ...
Crack Rider
Graeme Stoney ...
Crack Rider
Lloyd Parkes ...
Crack Rider
Bill Stacey ...
Crack Rider (as Bill Stacy)
Brendan Purcell ...
Crack Rider
Greg Purcell ...
Crack Rider
Paul Purcell ...
Crack Rider
Rob Purcell ...
Crack Rider
Ron Purcell ...
Crack Rider
Noel Egan ...
Crack Rider
Basil Egan ...
Crack Rider
Ricky Spottiswood ...
Crack Rider
Bruce McCormack ...
Crack Rider
John Coombes ...
Crack Rider
Adrian Daniels ...
Crack Rider
Gerard Comerford ...
Crack Rider
Bill Willoughby ...
Crack Rider
Rocky Black ...
Additional Rider
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Additional Rider
Jim James ...
Additional Rider
Joe Jury ...
Additional Rider
Peter Maher ...
Additional Rider
Stan McKay ...
Additional Rider
Tom Purcell ...
Additional Rider
Kevin Stewart ...
Additional Rider
Louis Trifunovic ...
Additional Rider
Bob Vienna ...
Additional Rider
Jim Walsh ...
Additional Rider
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Robert Lowe ...
(uncredited)
Greg Marian ...
Cattleman (uncredited)
Ian Zimmerman ...
Stable Boy (uncredited)

Directed by

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George Miller

Written by

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A.B. 'Banjo' Paterson ... (poem "The Man From Snowy River")
 
John Dixon ... (screenplay)
 
Cul Cullen ... (from a script by) (as Fred Cul Cullen)

Produced by

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Geoff Burrowes ... producer
Michael Edgley ... executive producer
Simon Wincer ... executive producer

Music by

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Bruce Rowland

Cinematography by

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Keith Wagstaff ... director of photography

Editing by

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Adrian Carr

Editorial Department

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Arthur Cambridge ... grader
Margaret Cardin ... negative cutter
Bill Gooley ... laboratory liaison
Peter McBain ... dailies projectionist
Ken Sallows ... assistant editor

Art Direction by

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Leslie Binns

Costume Design by

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Robin Hall

Makeup Department

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Rochelle Ford ... hair stylist
Vivien Mepham ... makeup artist (as Vivian Mephan)

Production Management

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Geoff Hunt ... unit manager
Michael Lake ... production supervisor
Phillip Pappas ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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John Dixon ... second unit director
Jan Elliott ... third assistant director
Murray Newey ... first assistant director
Stewart Wright ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Ian Doig ... construction manager
Peter Kendall ... props buyer
David Lancashire ... graphics
David O'Gradey ... scenic artist (as Dave O'Grady)
John Powditch ... stand-by props

Sound Department

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Adrian Carr ... assistant sound editor
David W. Gray ... stereo sound consultant: Dolby (as David Gray)
David J. Kimball ... sound mixer
Robert J. Litt ... sound mixer
Terry Rodman ... sound editor / supervising sound editor
Ken Sallows ... assistant sound editor
Roger Savage ... sound recording engineer
Elliot Tyson ... re-recording mixer / sound mixer
Mark J. Wasiutak ... boom operator (as Mark Wasiutak)
Gary Wilkins ... sound recordist

Special Effects by

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Rick Clise ... special effects
Conrad Rothmann ... special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Roger Cowland ... opticals
Richard Wilmot ... optical effects operator (uncredited)

Stunts

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Ken Connley ... stunt double: horse stunts
Gerald Egan ... stunt double: horse stunts
Bill Stacey ... stunt double: horse stunts
Louis Trifunovic ... stunt double: horse stunts
Bill Willoughby ... stunt double: horse stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ian Benallack ... grip
Brian J. Breheny ... assistant camera (as Brian Breheny)
David Burstall ... camera operator
Joe Connor ... clapper loader
Clive Duncan ... focus puller
David Eggby ... camera operator
John Haddy ... camera operator: second unit
Paul Hellard ... first assistant camera
Ian Jones ... clapper loader
Arthur Manousakis ... grip
Peter Moloney ... best boy (as Peter Maloney)
Rob Murray ... focus puller
David Parker ... still photographer
Malcolm Richards ... camera operator
Geoff Richardson ... key grip
Bruce Towers ... grip
Keith Wagstaff ... camera operator
Colin Williams ... electrician
David Wynn-Jones ... focus puller (as David Wynn Jones)
Rob Young ... gaffer

Casting Department

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Robert Helpmann ... international casting liaison (as Sir Robert Helpmann)
Mitch Mathews ... casting consultant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Jenny Arnott ... wardrobe mistress
Frankie Hogan ... wardrobe assistant (as Franki Hogan)

Location Management

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Jack Lovick ... location consultant

Music Department

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Bruce Rowland ... conductor
Ray West ... music assistant / music copyist
Martin Fripp ... assistant recording engineer (uncredited)
Robert John ... musician (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Jan Tyrrell ... continuity (as Jan Tyrell)

Additional Crew

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John Baird ... wrangler
Rocky Black ... wrangler
Denzell Cameron ... horse trainer
Joe Connor ... clapper loader
Jim Cranfield ... financial controller
Loretta Crawford ... international production liaison
Gerald Egan ... wrangler
Trish Foley ... production coordinator
Andrew Guild ... marketing associate
Heath Harris ... wrangler
Paul Heven ... groom
Suzie Howie ... unit publicity: Australia
Ian Jones ... clapper loader
Helen Liston ... assistant to producer
Charlie Lovick ... master of horse
Glenda Lovick ... second unit coordinator
Jack Lovick ... horse consultant
John Lovick ... wrangler
Kerri Lovick ... second unit coordinator
Tony Mansaur ... personal assistant: Kirk Douglas
Anne McElroy ... groom
Angela Meechan ... groom
Laurie Norris ... wrangler
David Petersen ... marketing associate
Ricky Spottiswood ... wrangler
Jan Stott ... production secretary
Bill Willoughby ... wrangler
Helen Wright ... caterer

Thanks

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R.J. Hamer ... gratefully acknowledge assistance (as The Hon. R.J. Hamer E.D.)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Jim Craig has lived his first 18 years in the mountains of Australia on his father's farm. The death of his father forces him to go to the low lands to earn enough money to get the farm back on its feet. Kirk Douglas plays two roles as twin brothers who haven't spoken for years, one of whom was Jim's father's best friend and the other of whom is the father of the girl he wants to marry. A 20 year old feud re-erupts, catching Jim and Jessica in the middle of it as Jim is accused of letting a prize stallion loose. Written by John Vogel

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Taglines The story of a boy suddenly alone in the world. The men who challenge him. And the girl who helps him become a man. See more »
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Also Known As
  • L'homme de la rivière d'argent (France)
  • El hombre de Río Nevado (Spain)
  • A vadon törvénye (Hungary)
  • Herencia de un valiente (Peru)
  • Herencia de un valiente (Argentina)
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Runtime
  • 102 min
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Budget $3,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Tom Burlinson had never ridden horses much before making this movie and when he took Denny over the cliff to go after the brumbies that was a one-take shot at full gallop down the cliff face. See more »
Goofs At the end of the film when the brumbies are being driven toward a holding corral, the mare Bess and the colt are way out in front. They're domesticated, and they'd know that the ranch meant food and water, so they'd be more eager to return than the others. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Terror Nullius (2018). See more »
Soundtracks Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor See more »
Crazy Credits A herd of wild horses stampede over the hills after the end credits. See more »
Quotes Jim Craig: There are a dozen good brood mares in that mob. I'll be back for them... and for whatever else is mine.
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