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Detective | Australia
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Best Film | 2014
Best Director | 2014 | Ivan
Best Actor | 2014 | Aaron
Best Supporting Actor | 2014 | Hugo
Best Sound | 2014
Best Editing | 2014 | Ivan
Best Original Screenplay | 2014 | Ivan
Best Direction | 2014 | Ivan
Best Film | 2014 | David
Best Supporting Actress | 2014 | Tasma
Best Performance by an Actor | 2013 | Aaron
Much of this film is shot in the small Australian town of Winton. Mystery Road held its first screening there. Some of iconic Australian film, Crocodile Dundee, was shot there (The Walkabout Creek Pub Scene).
Hugo Weaving, who plays Johnno in this film, is the real-life uncle of Samara Weaving, who plays the role of Peggy.
While looking for extras, a man by the name of Jonathan Stimberg was the first to apply for a role. At the time, he was on the run for killing his neighbor. He actually got a part but had to turn down as he had to head to Darwin in a hurry. To his surprise, the casting director, found out that night on the news. Ironically, Jonathan got the role of police officer!
Ivan Sen wrote and directed a sequel to Mystery Road, entitled Goldstone (2016). Aaron Pedersen reprises his role, and joining the cast is David Wenham, Alex Russell, David Gulpilil and Jacki Weaver. A spin-off mini-series also titled Mystery Road screened on the ABC in 2018.
Takeaway cowboy #2 is listed on film credits as Bruce Willis.
Much of this film is shot in the small Australian town of Winton. Mystery Road held its first screening there. Some of iconic Australian film, Crocodile Dundee, was shot there (The Walkabout Creek Pub Scene).
Hugo Weaving, who plays Johnno in this film, is the real-life uncle of Samara Weaving, who plays the role of Peggy.
While looking for extras, a man by the name of Jonathan Stimberg was the first to apply for a role. At the time, he was on the run for killing his neighbor. He actually got a part but had to turn down as he had to head to Darwin in a hurry. To his surprise, the casting director, found out that night on the news. Ironically, Jonathan got the role of police officer!
Ivan Sen wrote and directed a sequel to Mystery Road, entitled Goldstone (2016). Aaron Pedersen reprises his role, and joining the cast is David Wenham, Alex Russell, David Gulpilil and Jacki Weaver. A spin-off mini-series also titled Mystery Road screened on the ABC in 2018.
Takeaway cowboy #2 is listed on film credits as Bruce Willis.
"[first lines] Detective Jay Swan: [waking to answer the phone] Yeah? Alright. OK... [rolls out of bed] Robbo: [greeting his arrival on scene] Jay... Detective Jay Swan: G'day, Robbo. What's the story? Robbo: The truckie pulled up to check his trailers, heard a wild dog growling from under the bridge, smelt something rotten. Detective Jay Swan: How did he know it was a wild dog? Robbo: Guess he just knows the difference, I suppose. You know, between a wild dog and a wild kind of normal dog."
"[last lines] Johnno: [answering the phone] Jay boy... Detective Jay Swan: I've got it. Johnno: What have you got? Detective Jay Swan: What's missing. Johnno: Good boy, Jay, good boy. Good boy. Detective Jay Swan: There's a place called Slaughter Hill. It's off Mystery Road..."
