Dimboola follows the interaction of various characters at a country wedding reception.
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Cast
John Duigan
Director
Bruce Spence
Morrie McAdam
Natalie Bate
Maureen Delaney
Max Gillies
Vivian Worcester-Jones
Bill Garner
Dangles
Jack Perry
Horrie
Dick May
Shovel
Esme Melville
April
Terry McDermott
Darcy
Alan Rowe
Angus
Irene Hewitt
Florence
Kerry Dwyer
Shirl
Val Jellay
Aggie
Barrie Barkla
Reverend Potts
Tim Robertson
Father O'Shea
Laurel Frank
Jackleen
Sue Ingleton
Marilyn
Claire Dobbin
Worms
Chad Morgan
Bayonet
John Hibberd
Writer
John Power
Writer
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Dimboola
I originally read this story as a novel and I liked the brash humor of it.. The movie, however, is an embarrassment to the Aussie film culture. Everyone tries too hard for laughs and the gags flop like a fish out of water. The production standards are pitiful... it looks like the movie was made for a $1000 and they had change left over. There are some good Aussie actors in this and they must now look on this dud and cringe. On the DVD version there is included a stage version of the story... it's actually more watchable than the movie....... This nightmare belongs in a Melbourne fringe art show.... which is pretty much near where it originated. yuk!
A great film a little ripper Bruce Spence is at his hilarious best and really drives the film. And has a great supporting cast but the stand out of the film is the legendary Chad Morgan, the Sheik of Scrubby Creek an Australian country music legend his co starring role is hilarious worth seeing just for Chad's performance.It's just a shame this is the only film he made except for a short appearance in Newsfront. The Whole cast does a great job with heaps of well known faces including that bloke who plays Beau in the Beaurepaires ads.A great little film about an outback wedding and the comedy that happens at the bucks party, very hard to find on video I saw it on Foxtel's movie channel.
