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Australia After Dark (1975)

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Credited cast:
Gina Allen ...
Underwater Girl
Count Copernicus ...
Himself
Hayes Gordon ...
Narrator
Renee Lense ...
(sequence "Count Copernicus")
Eyvon Thomas ...
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Len Thomas ...
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John Forrest ...
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Ned Kelly ...
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Kerry Norton ...
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An exotic world of eroticism, witchcraft, masochism and strange secret places. See more »

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AUD 50,000 (estimated)
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This film is considered an "Ozploitation" (Australian exploitation) picture. See more »


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"Turn Back the Times"
Written by Eddie Pielk
Performed by Leonie Goodwin
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The "shocking, sensational expose" that shocked no-one!
18 June 2002 | by (Longmont: Colorado US) – See all my reviews

Supposedly a responsible and informative look at what adult Sydneysiders get up to in the Kings Cross district (This being the Times Square/Soho equivalent in this city).

Problem was, EVERYONE knew what went down there in 1974. They knew in 1954. I'm sure they had a pretty good idea in 1904?

Consequently this sensationalised account of supposedly deviate aussie behaviour went nowhere. I saw the flick on its release...I think there were 8 other people in the theater...and before you start labelling me a pervert (well, that I AM I guess, but that's not the point) I was covering the flick for a newspaper!

To date, I am reliably informed, the film has yet to return one million dollars!


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