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* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by it.
* OnSetInjury: Barely averted. Creator/OliviaHussey almost accidentally cut off Roger Ward's hands in one scene. When Brian Trenchard-Smith yelled "cut", she took the order the wrong way during the scene and Ward just pulled his hands out of the way in the nick of time.
* OnSetInjury: Barely averted. Creator/OliviaHussey almost accidentally cut off Roger Ward's hands in one scene. When Brian Trenchard-Smith yelled "cut", she took the order the wrong way during the scene and Ward just pulled his hands out of the way in the nick of time.
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* WagTheDirector: Lynda Stoner was apparently very demanding on the set. Due to her strong animal beliefs (she is a long term campaigner of numerous animal right causes), she refused to cut open an actual dead fish in one scene, forcing the special effects department to jerry-rig together a fake one as fast as possible for the scene. Additionally, she also refused to do a nude scene, but after a long discussion with director Brian Trenchard-Smith, she compromised to partially appearing nude (backside shot).
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* WagTheDirector: Lynda Stoner was apparently very demanding on the set. Due to her strong animal beliefs (she is a long term campaigner of numerous animal right causes), she refused to cut open an actual dead fish in one scene, forcing the special effects department to jerry-rig together a fake one as fast as possible for the scene. Additionally, she also refused to do a nude scene, scene,[[note]]At the time she was something of a sex symbol in Australia;[[/note]] but after a long discussion with director Brian Trenchard-Smith, she compromised to partially appearing nude (backside shot).
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* MarketBasedTitle: For its UK video release it was renamed ''Blood Camp Thatcher''.
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* MarketBasedTitle: For its UK video release it was renamed ''Blood Camp Thatcher''.OnSetInjury: Barely averted. Creator/OliviaHussey almost accidentally cut off Roger Ward's hands in one scene. When Brian Trenchard-Smith yelled "cut", she took the order the wrong way during the scene and Ward just pulled his hands out of the way in the nick of time.
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* CreatorBacklash: Olivia Hussey wished not to appear nude, so they got a body double. In her autobiography, she said...
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* CreatorBacklash: Olivia Hussey Creator/OliviaHussey wished not to appear nude, so they got a body double. In her autobiography, she said...
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* CreatorBreakdown: Olivia Hussey was a little panicked during the shoot, worried that Australia's infamous wildlife would be everywhere. As a result, she was very nervous on location.
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* CreatorBreakdown: Olivia Hussey Creator/OliviaHussey was a little panicked during the shoot, worried that Australia's infamous wildlife would be everywhere. As a result, she was very nervous on location.
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* MethodActing: For the scene where Paul is made to hold up weights, Steve Railsback, who is a method actor, insisted on using real weights. This had the side effect of making it difficult to get his lines out.
* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors. Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races. This led Trenchard-Smith to add more nudity and explicit gore into the film to compensate for the lack of the large-scale setpieces he had planned.
* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors. Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races. This led Trenchard-Smith to add more nudity and explicit gore into the film to compensate for the lack of the large-scale setpieces he had planned.
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* MethodActing: For the scene where Paul is made to hold up weights, Steve Railsback, Creator/SteveRailsback, who is a method actor, insisted on using real weights. This had the side effect of making it difficult to get his lines out.
* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors.Steve Railsback Creator/SteveRailsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races. This led Trenchard-Smith to add more nudity and explicit gore into the film to compensate for the lack of the large-scale setpieces he had planned.
* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors.
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** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/TheGreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
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** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/TheGreatDepression.TheGreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
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** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/GreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
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** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/GreatDepression.UsefulNotes/TheGreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
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* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors. Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
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* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors. Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races. This led Trenchard-Smith to add more nudity and explicit gore into the film to compensate for the lack of the large-scale setpieces he had planned.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
** An action sequence involving Thatcher chasing Paul in a helicopter.
** A more expansive camp set with hundreds of prisoners and guards.
** An elaborate opening sequence depicting the dystopian outside world and the backstories of the three protagonists. All-in-all, the first fifteen pages of the script were cut.
** An action sequence involving Thatcher chasing Paul in a helicopter.
** A more expansive camp set with hundreds of prisoners and guards.
** An elaborate opening sequence depicting the dystopian outside world and the backstories of the three protagonists. All-in-all, the first fifteen pages of the script were cut.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/GreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
** Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
** *** An action sequence involving Thatcher chasing Paul in a helicopter.
** *** A more expansive camp set with hundreds of prisoners and guards.
** *** An elaborate opening sequence depicting the dystopian outside world and the backstories of the three protagonists. All-in-all, the first fifteen pages of the script were cut.
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** There was originally an additional hunter, to be played by famed Aussie chat-show host [[Series/HeyHeyItsSaturday Graham Kennedy]]. When the budget was cut, Kennedy fell out of the production's budget range, and his character was combined with Thatcher. Other sources indicate that Kennedy flatly refused to take part after reading the script.
** The original script was a PeriodPiece set in America during the UsefulNotes/GreatDepression. The Australian government refused the production a tax credit unless the film was set in Australia, so it was re-written.
** Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
** There was originally an additional hunter, to be played by famed Aussie chat-show host [[Series/HeyHeyItsSaturday Graham Kennedy]]. When the budget was cut, Kennedy fell out of the production's budget range, and his character was combined with Thatcher. Other sources indicate that Kennedy flatly refused to take part after reading the script.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget: A$2.5 million, Box office: A$321,000.
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-[[UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher current and rather divisive Prime Minister]]...
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have been helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-[[UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher current and rather divisive Prime Minister]]...
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-current and rather divisive Prime Minister...
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-current then-[[UsefulNotes/MargaretThatcher current and rather divisive Prime Minister...Minister]]...
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the rather divisive -Prime Minister...
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-current and rather divisive -Prime Prime Minister...
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* MaetBasedTitle: For its UK video release it was renamed ''Blood Camp Thatcher''.
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-Prime Minister...
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-Prime Minister...
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* MaetBasedTitle: MarketBasedTitle: For its UK video release it was renamed ''Blood Camp Thatcher''.
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as thethen-Prime rather divisive -Prime Minister...
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records!
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* MaetBasedTitle: For its UK video release it was renamed ''Blood Camp Thatcher''.
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Officerecords!records! Its UK success may have helped by the fact that the villain had the same surname as the then-Prime Minister...
* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office
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* CreatorBacklash: Olivia Hussey wished not to appear nude, so they got a body double. In her autobiography, she said...
--> "Ironically when I saw the finished film and what the body double looked like, I wished I'd done the damned nudity. I had a much better body than she did."
* CreatorBreakdown: Olivia Hussey was a little panicked during the shoot, worried that Australia's infamous wildlife would be everywhere. As a result, she was very nervous on location.
--> "Ironically when I saw the finished film and what the body double looked like, I wished I'd done the damned nudity. I had a much better body than she did."
* CreatorBreakdown: Olivia Hussey was a little panicked during the shoot, worried that Australia's infamous wildlife would be everywhere. As a result, she was very nervous on location.
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* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors.
** Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
** Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
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* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors.
**investors. Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
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* SleeperHit: The film flopped in both the US and its native Australia. However, when it was released in the UK, it broke Box Office records!
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* FakeAustralian: The leads are played by American Steve Railsback and Argentinian Olivia Hussey, neither of whom attempt an accent.
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WhatCouldHaveBeen: Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
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* FakeAustralian: The leads are played by American Steve Railsback and Argentinian Olivia Hussey, neither of whom attempt to fake an accent.
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* FakeAustralian: The leads are played by American Steve Railsback and Argentinian Olivia Hussey, neither of whom attempt to fake an accent.accent.
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WhatCouldHaveBeen: Several planned set-pieces had to be cut or scaled down due to the film losing nearly half its intended budget before filming started. Among these:
** An action sequence involving Thatcher chasing Paul in a helicopter.
** A more expansive camp set with hundreds of prisoners and guards.
** An elaborate opening sequence depicting the dystopian outside world and the backstories of the three protagonists. All-in-all, the first fifteen pages of the script were cut.
** An action sequence involving Thatcher chasing Paul in a helicopter.
** A more expansive camp set with hundreds of prisoners and guards.
** An elaborate opening sequence depicting the dystopian outside world and the backstories of the three protagonists. All-in-all, the first fifteen pages of the script were cut.
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* MethodActing: For the scene where Paul is made to hold up weights, Steve Railsback, who is a method actor, insisted on using real weights. This had the side effect of making it difficult to get his lines out.
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** Another story says that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by it.
* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by it.
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** Another story says Steve Railsback claimed that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed byit.it.
* WagTheDirector: Lynda Stoner was apparently very demanding on the set. Due to her strong animal beliefs (she is a long term campaigner of numerous animal right causes), she refused to cut open an actual dead fish in one scene, forcing the special effects department to jerry-rig together a fake one as fast as possible for the scene. Additionally, she also refused to do a nude scene, but after a long discussion with director Brian Trenchard-Smith, she compromised to partially appearing nude (backside shot).
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* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by
* WagTheDirector: Lynda Stoner was apparently very demanding on the set. Due to her strong animal beliefs (she is a long term campaigner of numerous animal right causes), she refused to cut open an actual dead fish in one scene, forcing the special effects department to jerry-rig together a fake one as fast as possible for the scene. Additionally, she also refused to do a nude scene, but after a long discussion with director Brian Trenchard-Smith, she compromised to partially appearing nude (backside shot).
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* EnforcedMethodActing:
** Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
** Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
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* EnforcedMethodActing:
**EnforcedMethodActing: Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
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* FakeAustralian: The leads are played by American Steve Railsback and Argentinian Olivia Hussey, neither of whom attempt to fake an accent.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
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* EnforcedMethodActing: EnforcedMethodActing:
** Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
** Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).
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** Another story says that the investors invariably gambled half of the production budget away at the horse races.
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* BannedInChina: The film was banned in Scandinavia for years.
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* NoBudget: According to Brian Trenchard-Smith, half the film's budget never arrived due to the Australian government changing its previous position on tax rebates for investors.
* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by it.
* OldShame: Everyone involved with the film is rather embarrassed by it.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Rumor has it that real bullets were fired at the actors in some scenes, though they may have just been BB's (still [[EyeScream capable of causing injury though]]).