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Baz Luhrmann

Baz Luhrmann

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Sep 11, 2026

Nicole KidmanGUEST
9:07
Yeah
Jimmy FallonHOST
9:07
... was it Baz who, Baz Luhrmann?
Nicole KidmanGUEST
9:08
Baz Luhrmann actually saw me on a, up in the play The Blue Room.
Nicole KidmanGUEST
9:13
Um, shows you you never know where your next job's gonna come from.
Jimmy FallonHOST
9:16
Yeah.
Herb LawrenceHOST
25:44
Okay.
Sean AndersonHOST
25:44
Uh, Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet.
Herb LawrenceHOST
25:46
Okay.
Sean AndersonHOST
25:46
Uh, the 1959 Romeo and Juliet, uh, TV movie where, uh, Juliet's boobs are out.
speaker_3HOST
10:45
Think about how a director actually applies that code.
speaker_3HOST
10:48
Baz Luhrmann downloaded the Romeo and Juliet code, and he applied it to a Verona Beach gang war in the 1990s.
speaker_2HOST
10:55
Oh, man, with the Hawaiian shirt?
speaker_3HOST
10:57
Yes.
Sinead ManganHOST
4:49
And there's so many examples of that in regional Australia because there's so much on offer.
Sinead ManganHOST
4:53
If you think of the vast landscapes of Baz Luhrmann's Australia or the lost flowers of Alice Hart.
Sinead ManganHOST
4:58
But also the Australian landscape can be quite menacing.
Sinead ManganHOST
5:02
Why is this the resurgence of this horror genre creeping in lately in Australian cinema?
RyanHOST
57:50
But the idea of money coming into play with love and how that can complicate things.
RyanHOST
57:56
And I actually went with the 2008 Baz Luhrmann film, Australia.
RyanHOST
58:00
Okay.
RyanHOST
58:00
Did you ever see this? Nope.
RyanHOST
58:02
I saw it in theaters, and it definitely sells itself as an epic, and it's Baz Luhrmann just trying to show you what's so great about Australia.
RyanHOST
58:10
It's a period piece, Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman.
RyanHOST
58:14
The Australians? Yeah, exactly.
RyanHOST
58:38
I enjoyed Australia more than I enjoyed this.
School of Movies

School of Movies

Romeo + Juliet

Sep 11 · 9 Mentions

Alex ShawHOST
8:03
Not many movies do this.
Alex ShawHOST
8:06
But it feels like Baz Luhrmann, who had always felt a little like Shakespeare was stuffy and difficult to get hold of, finally saw a modern adaptation of Romeo and Juliet and was like, I get it now, and wanted to bring that to the screen.
Alex ShawHOST
8:22
This was only, like I say, his second film.
Alex ShawHOST
8:24
Strictly Ballroom, it was an indie Australian hit, but it didn't exactly set the world on fire.

6 MINS LATER

Alex ShawHOST
14:08
A knackered, haggard old teacher trying to get you into Romeo and Juliet may only be able to muster this kind of delivery.
Sharon ShawHOST
14:14
Bingo.
Alex ShawHOST
14:14
And then Baz Luhrmann grabs you by the throat, yanks you into the screen, surrounds you in this world in a way that makes 3D blush and goes, right, Pete Postlethwaite's now growling in your ear telling you this information again as flashing strobing images of Verona Beach blast in your face and...
Alex ShawHOST
14:34
it almost bullies you I think they said this on one of the making of things it almost like slaps you around and drags you in and sits you in the brightly coloured cars and goes this is how the world is now and you either accept it and deal with the language or this is not for you
John DondertmanGUEST
39:41
I don't know if there's anything.
John DondertmanGUEST
39:43
Well, I was up for Romeo and Juliet as the art director way back, Baz Luhrmann.
John DondertmanGUEST
39:48
So that was a really cool job, which I didn't end up getting.
John DondertmanGUEST
39:52
But, you know, that would have been really great to work on.
Dylan FaganPANELIST
20:42
I gotta take a tiny diversion real quick just to bring up, uh, a lovely piece of pop culture surrounding sunscreen.
Dylan FaganPANELIST
20:48
I don't know if you guys remember the, uh, song, the Baz Luhrmann song, um, Everybody's Free to Wear Sunscreen, um, which was actually featured in the opening sequence of season th- two or three of The Sopranos.
Dylan FaganPANELIST
21:02
Uh, but it's taken from a column by Mary Schmich, uh, from the Chicago Tribune, uh, on June 1st of 1997, titled Advice Like Youth Probably Just Wasted on the Young.
Dylan FaganPANELIST
21:13
And it, you know, gives all these pieces of advice.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:26
So I was surprised that it wasn't one of those ones that people got immediately obsessed with.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:30
That one was created by Baz Luhrmann, of all people.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:33
And it definitely has the Baz Luhrmann feel to it.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:37
Shameik Moore is in that.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:38
Justice Smith is in that.
Juju GreenGUEST
9:03
Please watch that one.
Juju GreenGUEST
9:04
It's on Netflix both parts.
Elvis DuranHOST
9:05
Actually, Baz Luhrmann came in to promote that on our show.
Juju GreenGUEST
7:59
So I was surprised that it wasn't one of those ones that people got immediately obsessed with.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:03
That one was created by Baz Luhrmann, of all people.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:06
And it definitely has the Baz Luhrmann feel to it.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:10
Shameik Moore is in that.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:11
Justice Smith is in that.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:36
Please watch that one.
Juju GreenGUEST
8:37
It's on Netflix both parts.
GandhiHOST
8:38
Actually, Baz Luhrmann came in to promote that on our show.

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