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Title: Spudmonkey (2001)
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Greg Powell | ... | Jeff Brookes |
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Alastair Tomkins | ... | Alex |
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Samantha Fitzgerald | ... | Naomi Fenton |
| Damien Garvey | ... | Stan | |
| Michael Dorman | ... | Trent | |
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Louise Boothby | ... | Trudy |
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Stuart Fisher | ... | Obesity Boy 'MC Killer' |
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Tony Maw | ... | Vince |
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Garry Parmenter | ... | Grumpy Security Guard |
| Laura Stejskal | ... | Lizzie (as Laura Whitnall) | |
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Spudmonkey is a contemporary comedy about a pizza delivery boy who achieves his dream of drumming in a successful rock band only to be replaced by computerized drums.
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Dreams are such a bitchGenres:
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The movie was selected to be screened at the 2001 Indian Film Festival, but the events of September 11 canceled the festival and delayed the opening of the film for nearly 8 years. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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AustraliaLanguage:
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10 October 2001 (India) See more »Edit
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$1,100,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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I've seen this film several times and it still makes me laugh - and i cant get melancholy baby out of my head - thanks spudmonkey!! Overall for a small Australian production it was a enjoyable film. The plot surrounding the band's rise to fame is interesting and definitely reflects how hard achieving dreams really is. I give it 9/10 - people should see this film for a good time to see the subway ad guy - Greg Powell, and the VB ad bloke Alastair Tomkins!!!! i enjoyed it, my brother did and some of my friends ... and so will you.
for those who want more I've found and joined the bands myspace site - check out myspace.com/spudmonkeytheband