FeaturePG1982·104m·7.0

The Man from Snowy River

The story of a boy suddenly alone in the world. The men who challenge him. And the girl who helps him become a man.

DramaRomanceAdventureWesternFamily

Jim Craig has lived his first 18 years in the mountains of Australia on his father's farm. The death of his father forces him to go to the lowlands to earn enough money to get the farm back on its feet.

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Cast

Tom Burlinson

Jim Craig

Sigrid Thornton

Jessica Harrison

Terence Donovan

Henry Craig

Kirk Douglas

Harrison / Spur

Jack Thompson

Clancy

Tommy Dysart

Mountain Man

Tony Bonner

Kane

Chris Haywood

Curly

Gus Mercurio

Frew

June Jago

Mrs. Bailey

Bruce Kerr

Man in Street

David Bradshaw

Banjo Paterson

Kristopher Steele

Moss

Howard Eynon

Short Man

Lorraine Bayly

Rosemary Hume

John Nash

Tall Man

Jack Lovick

Mountain Horseman

Charlie Lovick

Mountain Horseman

John Lovick

Mountain Horseman

Frank Hearn

Mountain Horseman

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$3.5M
Revenue
$20.7M
Age rating
PG
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Cambridge ProductionsMichael Edgley InternationalSnowy River Investment Pty. Ltd.

Crew

Director

George T. Miller

Writers

John Dixon

Adrian Carr

Editor

Bruce Rowland

Original Music Composer

Robin Hall

Costume Design

Keith Wagstaff

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

9/18/2020

7.0

The plot isn't massively interesting to me, but some fine acting alongside terrific cinematography and editing keeps <em>'The Man from Snowy River'</em> going at a positive level. Tom Burlinson is good as Jim, while Kirk Douglas does a top job in a dual role as Harrison & Spur. The rest of the cast are solid. The storyline is watchable and I did enjoy it, but it just wasn't anything I could sink my teeth into; it's a little plain. However, as noted at the top, I do love how the film is put together; particularly with the horses, across the running shots especially. Australia looks nice, too! Interested to see where the sequel goes, I assume it'll follow-up directly on the final scene of this one but we'll see. As for this 1982 production, I rate it.

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