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Issue Details: First known date: 1991... 1991 Dingo
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Film Details - Gevest Productions ; AO Productions , 1991

Producers:

Rolf de Heer (Producer)
Giorgio Draskovic (Producer/Executive Producer)
Marie-Pascale Osterrieth (Producer)
Marc Rosenberg (Producer)

Production Companies:

Gevest Productions
AO Productions

Finance Organisations:

West Australian Film Council
Centre National de la Cinématographie (France)
Canal Plus
Australian Film Finance Corporation
Australian Film Commission

Director of Photography:

Denis Lenoir

Editors:

Suresh Ayyar

Production Designers:

Judith Russell

Composer:

Miles Davis
Michel Legrand

Music:

Colin Friels took trumpet lessons so as to look convincing in his role but all his musical parts were played by American session musician Chuck Finley.

Cast:

Incl. Colin Friels (John 'Dingo' Anderson), Helen Buday (Jane Anderson), Miles Davis (Billy Cross), Helen Doig, Bernadette Lafont, Joe Petruzzi, Daniel Scott (John Anderson, age nine), Steve Shaw.

Release Dates:

Premiered in Los Angeles (USA) in December 1991. Australian premiere 30 January 1992.

Location:

  • Filmed on location in Western Australia and Paris (France).

Notes:

1. An Australian and French co-production, the screenplay was first conceived by Marc Rosenberg in 1982.
2. Also known as Chien du Desert (France).

Settings:
  • c
    France,
    c
    Western Europe, Europe,
  • Western Australia,
  • 1960s
  • 1970s
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