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Nicole Kidman has said that shooting this film was the favorite experience of her career.	D
This is Hong Kong actor and stuntman Wah Yuen's English language film debut.	D
Baz Luhrmann searched Australia for over a year for a young boy to play Nullah. After a series of wo [...]	D
Principal photography took nine months. Some re-shoots happened in late 2008.	D
The bombing of Darwin uses scenes from Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970).	D
Faraway Downs was dismantled in 2011. An indigenous organization in Kimberley, Western Australia, cl [...]	D
The Bazmark Films logo debuts with this film. Baz Luhrmann's previous films Romeo + Giulietta di Wil [...]	D
Nicole Kidman saved Hugh Jackman from a poisonous scorpion on the set. When she was about to join Hu [...]	D
The film's $100 million budget reportedly increased to more than $150 million.	D
Bryan Brown had previously starred in A Town Like Alice (1981), which is about an English woman who [...]	D
The word "billabong" comes up often, especially regarding Lord Ashley's murder. A billabong is a sma [...]	D
The Bazmark Films logo is based on the Australian coat of arms; Baz Luhrmann is Australian. The logo [...]	D
Russell Crowe was attached as the lead during pre-production. He left when 20th Century Fox executiv [...]	D
The indigenous language spoken throughout the film is Miriwoong. This language is primarily spoken i [...]	D
The Wizard of Oz is a persistent motif throughout the film. "Oz" is an Australian nickname for Austr [...]	D
The production spent several weeks in Kununurra, Western Australia, with temperatures as high as 109 [...]	D
Filming began in spring 2007 and went on for nine hard months. Baz Luhrmann constantly re-shot [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: During the bombing of Darwin, when a resident goes flying.	D
Heath Ledger was considered, but backed out to do Il cavaliere oscuro (2008) and due to his personal [...]	D
Nicole Kidman, who dislikes watching herself on screen, said of her performance: "I can't look at th [...]	D
Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman sang as penguin couple Norma Jean and Memphis, parents of Mumble, in [...]	D
The final scene features "Nimrod" from Edward Elgar's "Enigma" variations.	D
Hugh Jackman (The Drover) and David Wenham (Neil Fletcher) both starred together in Van Helsing (200 [...]	D
When Lady Ashley travels from England to Australia, the orchestral score is an homage to Johann Seba [...]	D
Nicole Kidman prepared for her role by touring the country with her family, riding horses, and even [...]	D
While promoting the film, Nicole Kidman angered Aboriginal groups after she tried to play a didgerid [...]	D
Nulla calls his dog Jedda. Jedda (1955) is a classic Australian movie depicting Aboriginal life in t [...]	D
Nicole Kidman and David Wenham have known each other since they were 14 years old, when they attende [...]	D
In an interview that aired October 16, 2008, Hugh Jackman told 60 Minutes (1979) that Nicole Kidman [...]	D
Several endings were filmed. An ending that featured the death of the Drover was screened for a test [...]	D
This film's epilogue states: "The Australian Government officially abandoned the Assimilation Projec [...]	D
Ray Barrett's final film.	D
Hugh Jackman's character is given no first or last name. He is only referred to as "The Drover" or s [...]	D
Fifteen babies were born to cast and crew during production, including Nicole Kidman's younger daugh [...]	D
Over 1,500 wild horses were used for this movie. Four different horses played the Drover's horse.	D
This film's opening prologue states: "After the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the Imp [...]	D
Nicole Kidman and Baz Luhrmann agreed not to work together again after this film because their colla [...]	D

The Zeros did not carry bombs, they carried Auxiliary or drop tanks for long range missions, in the [...]	D
After the cattle stampede, the cattle run backward.	D
When Drover storms away from Faraway Downs after his argument with Sarah, the tracks from the camera [...]	D
When Sarah asks Flynn to tell her all about Faraway Downs and Fletcher, Flynn pulls out a full bottl [...]	D
When the rain starts, Drover's coat is over his shoulder, and brown mud spots are all over his shirt [...]	D
Near the end of the film, Sarah and Nullah gather wood. Nullah has wood in his arms, but just before [...]	D
As Nullah gallops back to Faraway Downs after mounting the horse at the waterhole, a dust trail is v [...]	D
When Drover jumps the corral fence with his horse and knocks the top rail off, the string that was b [...]	D
Maitland is murdered in a "billabong," a small lake of stagnant water, usually cut off from the rive [...]	D
When Copper Callahan first arrives at Fareaway Downs, he introduces himself as "Northern Territory P [...]	D
Late in the film, the barman has crates of Victoria Bitter. It wasn't available outside the Australi [...]	D
When Drover shows up at the ball freshly shaved, he has no tan line where his beard once was. He spe [...]	D
When the refugee boat enters the harbor after the attack, it passes the bombed-out remains of the sh [...]	D
Drover begins lassoing a horse in a circular corral, holding the lasso in the rope with his right ha [...]	D
When Fletcher comes over to speak to Sarah, just after Nullah has been taken to Mission Island, Sara [...]	D
In the film, Administrator Allsop is the Monarch's representative in the Northern Territory. In real [...]	D
When Drover arrives at the mission ball, he is freshly shaved. When he discussed the Wet with Lady S [...]	D
Lady Sarah Ashley's mount, her last horse before she leaves England, has a freeze brand on its shoul [...]	D
When Sarah and Nullah first meet in the house, Nullah's shell necklace disappears and reappears betw [...]	D
At the end, when King George waits for Nullah to come on walkabout, the position of his spear change [...]	D
When King Carney hands the pen to Captain Dutton to sign the sales contract, its black cap is up. Wh [...]	D
When discussing Nullah's future, Sarah mentions "a wonderful School of the Air." School of the Air i [...]	D
Lady Ashley tells Drover to either stay at Faraway Downs or never return. Drover slams the white gat [...]	D
Early in the film, Drover's truck runs beside some bounding kangaroos. The kangaroos' leg action doe [...]	D
In a scene marked 1939, an Australian newspaper advertises Il mago di Oz. It was released in Austral [...]	D
Copper Callahan and his men arrive at Faraway Downs looking for Nullah, and don't find him. However, [...]	D
In one of the last scenes, Drover and Lady Ashley cross the Pentecost River on their way back to Far [...]	D
During the attack scenes, some planes' wheels are retracted while bombing or shooting, others are ex [...]	D
When the cattle drive arrives in Darwin, the British Officer is prepared to sign a contract with the [...]	D
During the Charity Ball, the bandleader calls for a foxtrot. The band plays "Begin the Beguine," whi [...]	D
When Fletcher gets into the pickup truck to leave Faraway Downs, he gets into the left front seat an [...]	D
When Sarah first meets Nullah, she talks to him with her left hand near her chest. Her hand moves to [...]	D
The Union Flag is flown upside down in one scene.	D
A clip from the beginning of Il mago di Oz is shown in plain black-and-white, as is often seen on te [...]	D
During the ball scene Sarah wears a gown with a strapless satin red slip. When she and Drover make l [...]	D
When the Japanese patrol arrives at the beach, they do not see a 30-foot sailboat close enough to sh [...]	D
After Drover cuts the rope to block Carney's people from loading their cattle, the door goes down ri [...]	D
When Lady Sarah Ashley is on the telephone switchboard in Darwin, she wears a headset invented in th [...]	D
When Lady Ashley, Drover, and the children are reunited on the wharf, the military ambulance behind [...]	D
Several newspaper stories, particularly the one about the Never-Never, have a number of repeated par [...]	D
When the Japanese airstrike starts, a priest makes a transmission from Mission Island, and ends it w [...]	D
Japanese planes drop torpedoes on land-based targets. No pilot would use a torpedo for a land-based [...]	D
In the first "tent" scene between Drover, Sarah, and the Aboriginal stockmen, Drover speaks to Sarah [...]	D
Nullah's pinto pony, which has distinctive markings, changes to another pinto throughout scenes and [...]	D
The night sky in the Outback includes the Big Dipper, which is not visible in the southern hemispher [...]	D
When the cattle stampede wakes everyone up, Drover puts a black hat on Lady Sarah's head. In a wide [...]	D
The Japanese did not land troops on any island near Darwin.	D
'Aquarela do Brasil' is heard at the charity ball in 1939. Aracy Cortes first recorded the song in 1 [...]	D
When Nullah arrives at Faraway Downs and prepares to dismount his horse, someone off-camera is holdi [...]	D
After Sarah Ashley fires Neil Fletcher, she talks to Kipling Flynn. He takes a new, round bottle of [...]	D
One shot, edited in from Tora! Tora! Tora!, shows the USS Oklahoma and the USS Maryland. No battlesh [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie, the Aboriginal boy rides a black horse, then jumps off the animal. [...]	D
After the title, when the animated globe switches from Australia to Europe, Serbia and Montenegro ar [...]	D
When Nullah (Brandon Walters) and his mother Daisy (Ursula Yovich) evade deportation by hiding in a [...]	D
While the group rests overnight during their trip to Darwin, Fletcher's guys pour out the gasoline a [...]	D
When Drover rescues the children, he holds the youngest one as they enter the water. In the next sho [...]	D
After several references to the tradition that one can't say the name of the dead, Nullah says "Flyn [...]	D
After the title, when the animated globe switches from Australia to Europe, Germany has modern borde [...]	D
During the ball, Sarah suddenly appears in a close-up with her make-up redone. Her lipstick is the m [...]	D

Drover: Crikey!	D
Drover: There's only one thing cattle fear more th [...]	D
Lady Sarah Ashley: Just because it is, doesn't mea [...]	D
Nullah: I sing you to me. Lady Sarah Ashley: And [...]	D
Nullah: Mrs. Boss! We gotta get those fat cheeky b [...]	D
Nullah: Mama say, I Galapa. I magic-man. I wizard- [...]	D
Nullah: Let's get them no good cheeky bull in the [...]	D
Lady Sarah Ashley: Mr. Drover, I could show you a [...]	D
Nullah: This land my, people got many names for. B [...]	D
Drover: Most people like to own things. You know, [...]	D
Title Card: After the bombing of Pearl Harbor on t [...]	D
Lady Sarah Ashley: Nullah, I wanted to extend my c [...]	D
[first lines] Nullah: My grandfather, King George [...]	D
Nullah: When Mrs. Boss first come to this land, sh [...]	D
Drover: Is there any man who doesn't fancy you, hu [...]	D
Drover: [to Ivan] Serve him a fuckin' drink.	D
Nullah: You a man, Drover? Drover: Yeah, I try to [...]	D
Sergeant: Where'd you come from? Father Benedict: [...]	D
Drover: What're you talkin' about? Lady Sarah Ash [...]	D
[repeated Lines] Nullah: Missus Boss, I sing you [...]	D
Drover: Just because it is, doesn't mean it should [...]	D
Lady Sarah Ashley: Not everybody's you, Mr. Drover [...]	D
[last lines] King George: You have been on a jour [...]	D
Drover: Now where the hell are all the bloody st [...]	D
Nullah: I sing you to me.	D
Drover: I mix with dingoes, not - not duchesses.	D
Lady Sarah Ashley: Let's go home. Drover: There's [...]	D
Drover: Welcome to Australia!	D
Magarri: If you've got no love in your heart, you' [...]	D
Drover: We're not really used to... Lady Sarah As [...]	D
Captain Dutton: I suppose it's not a real war unle [...]	D

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