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6.4/10   402 votes
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Director:
John Ruane
Writers:
Boyd Oxlade (written by)
John Ruane (written by)
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Release Date:
25 April 1991 (Australia) more
Genre:
Comedy | Crime | Thriller more
Tagline:
Carl's life is a minefield. Dave's in charge of damage control.
Plot:
Carl Fitzgerald is down-on-his-luck until he meets Sophie, a beautiful Greek girl. He gets a job as a cook... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
1 win & 5 nominations more
User Comments:
One of Sam Neill's best roles more

Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)

Sam Neill ... Carl Fitzgerald aka cookie
Zoe Carides ... Sophie Papafogos
John Clarke ... Dave
Yvonne Lawley ... Mrs. Fitzgerald (Carl's mother)
Nick Lathouris ... Mustafa
Nicholas Papademetriou ... Yanni Voulgaris
Boris Brkic ... Laurie
Deborah Kennedy ... June
Doris Younane ... Carmel
Denis Moore ... Catholic Priest
Kris Karahisarlis ... Aris
Steve Hutchinson ... Tony
Huriye Balkaya ... Mustafa's Wife
Orhan Akkus ... Aslan
Daniel Kadamani ... Cousin Con
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Nothing to Lose
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Runtime:
109 min
Country:
Australia
Language:
English
Color:
Color (Eastmancolor)
Sound Mix:
Dolby

Fun Stuff

Goofs:
Boom mic visible: In the scene where Cal goes to church with his mother, in the rite of peace when shaking hand with Mustafa, a boom mic appears at the top left. more
Quotes:
Sophie Papafogos: Dad thinks I'm a slut.
Carl Fitzgerald aka cookie: Christ's sake. This is Australia!
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Movie Connections:
Features Howling III (1987) more

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8 out of 8 people found the following comment useful:-
One of Sam Neill's best roles, 1 July 2003
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Author: thesnowleopard from Scotland

There's an opening scene where Sam Neill's short-order cook hero has a fatal encounter with a tin can that anyone who's ever tried to sleep off a particularly nasty hangover can fully understand. If it makes you laugh, keep going. Chances are, you'll enjoy the whole movie. If you don't laugh, go back to "The Sound of Music"; this movie is not for you.

Neill is dead-on accurate as the epitome of every short-order cook that has ever been and his comic timing is brilliant. I picked this film up several years ago and Neill's role in it is still one of my favourites. Sure, he's slumming, but oh, how well he does it. You can just see how much fun he must have had with the role. If you are a Sam Neill fan, definitely give this one a try--if you can find it!

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