Movie Details
- Status: Released
- Movie Tagline: From a place you’ve never heard of, comes a story you’ll never forget.
- Genres: War, Drama, Adventure, History
- Release Date: 1981-08-13
- Runtime: 112.0 min
- Budget: $3.0 million
- Revenue: $11.7 million
- Production Companies: Australian Film Commission, R & R Films
Cast & Crew
Mel Gibson, Mark Lee, Bill Kerr, Harold Hopkins, Charles Lathalu Yunipingu, Heath Harris, Ron Graham, Gerda Nicolson, Robert Grubb, Tim McKenzie, David Argue, Brian Anderson, Reg Evans, Jack Giddings, Dane Peterson, Paul Linkson, Jenny Lovell, Steve Dodd, Harold Baigent, Robyn Galwey, Don Quin, Phyllis Burford, Marjorie Irving, John Murphy, Bill Hunter, Diane Chamberlain, Peter Ford, Ian Govett, Geoff Parry, Clive Bennington, Giles Holland, Martin, Moshe Kedem, John Morris, Don Barker, Kiwi White, Paul Sonkkila, Peter Lawless, Saltbush Baldock, Les Dayman, Stan Green, Max Wearing, Graham Dow, Peter R. House
Synopsis – What to Expect from “Gallipoli”
Gallipoli is an Australian war movie directed by Peter Weir and released in 1981. It follows the story of two young, idealistic Australians, Archy Hamilton (Mark Lee) and Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson), who enlist in the Australian Imperial Force during World War I.
The two friends, who are both sprinters, enlist in the AIF and are sent to the Middle East to fight in the Gallipoli campaign. After a grueling journey, the two arrive in Egypt and are sent to the front. There, they experience the horrors of war firsthand, as they witness the death of their fellow soldiers.
The two friends become determined to survive the war and make it back home. However, the war takes its toll on them both, and they are forced to confront their own mortality. As the war drags on, the two men become increasingly disillusioned and desperate for a way out.
Eventually, Archy and Frank come up with a plan to escape the war and return to Australia. However, their plan is foiled and they are captured by the Turks. The two men are then taken to a Turkish prison camp, where they are subjected to harsh treatment.
The two men eventually manage to escape the camp and make their way back to Australia. However, their experiences in the war have changed them forever, and they struggle to come to terms with the horrors they have seen.
Gallipoli is an emotionally charged and
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