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Oct 26, 2026

Rob StamittiHOST
4:21
definitely like he's like none of these peng none of this penguin bullshit y'all are doing what it's like out there in the wild where they walk they just want to commit suicide Which is disingenuous.
Rob StamittiHOST
4:32
If he actually saw this, he would know that George Miller is more on his wavelength than he
Brian SchmidHOST
4:38
thinks.
Brian SchmidHOST
4:38
Right.
Brian SchmidHOST
6:03
geez.
Brian SchmidHOST
6:04
Yes, yeah, two very sadly lamented dead actors.
Rob StamittiHOST
6:10
Yeah, it is, this is a film by George Miller.
Rob StamittiHOST
6:13
This is a feature film by the director George Miller.
MarkHOST
37:00
Great movie.
MarkHOST
37:01
I didn't realize it was directed by George Miller.
MarkHOST
37:03
I don't know why.
MarkHOST
37:04
When I saw that, I was like, holy shit.
MarkHOST
37:19
Bottom line, I like him.
MarkHOST
37:21
That's mine.
TitoHOST
37:22
George Miller.
TitoHOST
37:23
Good
Kirsty StarkHOST
18:50
Also on the home front, there's a lot going on internally with ACTA at the moment.
Kirsty StarkHOST
18:56
Their AGM is scheduled for the 16th of December and many members were sent a letter this month from Kennedy Miller Mitchell with a proposal to instate a new board at that AGM.
Kirsty StarkHOST
19:08
Apparently there hasn't been a response from ACTA.
Kirsty StarkHOST
19:11
to resolutions from May where more than 300 members supported changes to the board and no vote has taken place.
Kirsty StarkHOST
19:19
So the AGM is potentially a time when all of this could come to a head.
Loani ArmanHOST
19:23
Yeah, there does seem to be a real divide between the current actor management and this new proposal from Kennedy Miller for a new board.
Loani ArmanHOST
19:32
And there are rumblings in the industry about it.
Loani ArmanHOST
19:36
Robbie Miles, one of our co-hosts here at Windsor at this broadcast, went to the Tropfest launch and George Miller announced that the Byron Kennedy Award for Innovation and Vision within the industry comes with a 10K prize.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
25:13
I was actually meant to be doing a movie with Dean again, which was Justice League of America.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
25:18
And it was going to be directed by George Miller, funny enough.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
25:21
But then that version... got shut down and, um, we all thought we were gonna be doing this movie and we all thought we were gonna get employed for the, you know, that whole year.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
25:32
Yeah.

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Mark GoellnichtGUEST
38:19
And we were very close to a town called Swakopmund, which is, you know, near the sort of like skeleton coast.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
38:28
And it's a very, very incredibly diverse place.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
38:34
landscape you know it has your flat flat desert but it also has these incredibly infinite dunes red dunes and then it also has insanely um you know incredible rocky outcropped sort of canyons you know that we could shoot in as well so it gave George Miller this completely different otherworldly environment that he could shoot all these different settings for the movie at different to show the journey of time and the journey of space of them going across a long distance.
Mark GoellnichtGUEST
39:13
So it was the perfect Honestly, it's the perfect location for shooting that movie because
Dre AlvarezHOST
22:27
I also put a lot of force on it as I was bringing it down upon my bandmate, but you know.
Mike SlaterHOST
22:34
I'm a huge George Miller fan.
Mike SlaterHOST
22:36
He might be my favorite director.
Mike SlaterHOST
22:38
Yeah, Babe 2, Pig in the City.
Donovan SummersGUEST
23:29
And I was like, this seems like a budget constraint to the practical stuff and what he wants to do and when he's allowed to spend all the money in the world.
Donovan SummersGUEST
23:37
But it's
Mike SlaterHOST
23:38
George Miller is in his wheelhouse when he's he's telling a fable, like a fable story.
Mike SlaterHOST
23:44
It's almost like an amazing story for adults.
Mike DeCristoforoHOST
24:58
I'm interested.
Mike SmithHOST
24:59
They're George Miller joints, Mike.
Mike SmithHOST
25:00
I do know they're George
Mike DeCristoforoHOST
25:01
Miller joints.
Billy BarnellHOST
60:47
Yeah, so it all flows like cream, I guess.
Billy BarnellHOST
60:49
That is what I remember what George Miller said about action.
Billy BarnellHOST
60:51
Yeah.
Billy BarnellHOST
60:52
Yeah.
LukeHOST
1:01
The crew.
JohnHOST
1:05
Mad Max Fury Road took the best part of two decades to create, as we've talked about, and as such, George Miller surrounded himself with a small creative army to pull it all off.
JohnHOST
1:14
We're going to be talking about the score from Junkie XL and the visuals in terms of cinematography and the effects teams, but there were three names on the screenplay, so let's start with those guys, shall we? Yeah, let's do that.
JohnHOST
1:24
Let's go.
JohnHOST
1:25
The credited screenwriters on Fury Road were George Miller, Brendan McCarthy and Nicola Touris.
JohnHOST
1:30
This was Miller's tenth screenwriting credit, having co-written all the previous Mad Max films, plus Lorenzo Zoyle, both Babe films and both Happy Feet films.
JohnHOST
1:38
Brendan McCarthy was known as a British comic book artist and designer.

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JohnHOST
11:01
Yeah, 100%.
Bubba WheatHOST
28:50
you know he's a very different podcaster from the beginning days of man max minute versus you know now in sword boys
Listener JeffGUEST
28:58
true yeah i hadn't really yeah thought about that way yeah that's that's interesting yeah you're going back to his beginning and listening the current yeah that's for sure um and yeah and i think he was maybe the first one that i'm sure you'll i don't want to steal the thunder from that episode of um it's definitely uh impressed and happy for him that he got an interview with um george miller that
speaker_2UNKNOWN
29:22
was
Listener JeffGUEST
29:22
that was crazy and really cool and i know uh i think i think we in the discord have talked about though you know who else has has kind of reached that uh apex and and maybe other than Jim O'Kane, because I feel like he kind of has some connections.
Listener JeffGUEST
29:37
This is just people who are just kind of normal people.
Listener JeffGUEST
29:42
I remember it was definitely really cool, but it was just some interview somewhere with George Miller, and he brought up, he's like, oh, things like the Mad Max Minute.
Listener JeffGUEST
29:51
I love when they really kind of get my themes and stuff, and Rick was freaking out over that, which is cool.
Bubba WheatHOST
29:57
Yeah, I mean, stuff like that is incredible, and it kind of shows the... you know, the, the impact of, of the movies by minutes format.
John StanleyHOST
9:06
Now, I've got a lot of messages already coming in.
John StanleyHOST
9:08
One of our listeners asked, did I tip St. George in the Caulfield Cup last week? They ran second, St.
John StanleyHOST
9:13
George, the horse, the big grey horse ran second.
John StanleyHOST
9:16
But more people have been focusing on my pushing of K-Yung Rising in the Everest.
John StanleyHOST
9:23
And I've got people, I've got a whole heap of people telling me, don't tip anything.

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John StanleyHOST
21:58
It was a gyrocopter.
John StanleyHOST
22:00
It was a really flimsy little thing.
John StanleyHOST
22:02
But I reckon maybe I could talk to George Miller.

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