Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

After being exiled from the most advanced town in post-apocalyptic Australia, a drifter travels with a group of abandoned children to rebel against the town's queen.Left for dead in the unforgiving deserts of post-apocalyptic Australia after defeating Lord Humungus' barbarian bikers in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior (1981), instead, former Main Force Patrol officer Max Rockatansky happens upon Bartertown: a remote market-town outpost in the middle of the dry Wasteland and the realm of the autocratic Queen Aunty Entity. But there, a lethal challenge awaits Max in The Thunderdome, the stronghold's combat arena. As Max finds himself once again stranded in the vast wilderness, he discovers the peaceful haven of The Lost Tribe: a community of marooned children who survive on their own, waiting for a hero. However, is the lone warrior indeed their saviour?�Nick RiganasBartertown is a city on the edge of a desert that has managed to retain some technology if no civilization. Max has his supplies stolen and must seek shelter there in a post apocalyptic world where all machines have begun to break down and barbarians hold what is left. He becomes involved in a power struggle in this third Mad Max film where he must first survive the town, survive the desert and then rescue the innocent children he has discovered.�John Vogel When his vehicle and all his possessions are looted by the eccentric pilot Jerediah and his son Jerediah Jr. The Road Warrior known as Max Rockatansky arrives in the desert town "Bartertown" ruled by the evil Aunt Entity, where people living in the post-apocalyptic Australian outback go to trade for food, water, weapons and supplies. After being forced to fight Master Blaster, a tiny man and his masked muscle-man in "Thunderdome" a gladiator like arena, when being caught up in a power struggle for control for Bartertown. Max is banished into the desert wasteland, where he is rescued by a tribe of children, who thinks Max is a pilot named Captain Walker, who is the chosen one who will take the children to the promised land "Tomorrow Morrow Land", and learns the children are survivors of a plane crash and Captain Walker was their leader. Agreeing to help the children in their search for "Tomorrow Morrow Land", Max and the children set off across the desert wastelands and returns to Bartertown, where Max has score to settle with Aunt Entity.�Daniel WilliamsonRobbed of his possessions whilst travelling through the Australian outback, Max manages to stumble upon Bartertown, a trading post for all manner of criminals and governed by Aunt Entity and Master Blaster. He is forced to fight on behalf of Aunt Entity in order that she gain complete control of the town, but he is thrown back out into the desert when the fight is over. He then stumbles upon a group of orphans, the only survivors of a plane crash during the nuclear war and with their help he returns to Bartertown.�Graeme Roy

Cast

Mel Gibson

Bruce Spence

Adam Cockburn

Tina Turner

Frank Thring

Angelo Rossitto

Paul Larsson

Angry Anderson

Robert Grubb

George Spartels

Edwin Hodgeman

Bob Hornery

Andrew Oh

Ollie Hall

Lee Rice

Max Worrall

Susan Leonard

Robert Simper

Virginia Wark

Geeling Ching

Ray Turnbull

Brian Ellison

Gerard Armstrong

Helen Buday

Mark Spain

Mark Kounnas

Rod Zuanic

Justine Clarke

Shane Tickner

Toni Allaylis

James Wingrove

Adam Scougall

Tom Jennings

Gerry D'Angelo

Travis Latter

Miguel L�pez

Paul Daniel

Tushka Bergen

Emily Stocker

Sandie Lillingston

Adam Willits

Ben Chesterman

Liam Nikkinen

Dan Chesterman

Christopher Norton

Katharine Cullen

Heilan Robertson

Gabriel Dilworth

Hugh Sands

Rebekah Elmaloglou

Marion Sands

Shari Flood

Kate Tatar

Rachael Graham

Pega Williams

Emma Howard

Tarah Williams

Joanna McCarroll

Daniel Willits

Toby Messiter

Tonya Wright

Charlie Kenney

Amanda Nikkinen

Flynn Kenney

Luke Panic

William Manning

James Robertson

Adam McCreadie

Sally Morton

Ross Bombaci

Susan Boyd

David Buchanan

Margaret Cardin

Margaret Dupre

Stephen Hayes

Christian Manon

Writer

Terry Hayes

George Miller

Byron Kennedy

Director