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Gallipoli

Movie 1981 TMDB 7.1/10 Released

Two Australian sprinters face the brutal realities of war when they are sent to fight in the Gallipoli campaign in the Ottoman Empire during World War I.

Gallipoli is a movie first shown in 1981. Runtime is 112 minutes. Status: Released. Genres: War, History, Drama. TMDB score 7.1/10 from 576 votes.

112mRuntime
576TMDB votes

Title details

Type
Movie
Original title
Gallipoli
Release year
1981
Release date
August 13, 1981
Status
Released
Runtime
112 minutes
Genres
War, History, Drama
Production companies
R & R Films, Australian Film Commission
Director
Peter Weir
TMDB rating
7.1/10 (576 votes)
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Official trailers

Gallipoli - Trailer

Gallipoli (1981) ORIGINAL TRAILER

Cast

Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson

Frank Dunne

Mark Lee

Mark Lee

Archy Hamilton

Bill Kerr

Bill Kerr

Jack

Harold Hopkins

Harold Hopkins

Les McCann

C

Charles Lathalu Yunipingu

Zac

Heath Harris

Heath Harris

Stockman

R

Ron Graham

Wallace Hamilton

Gerda Nicolson

Gerda Nicolson

Rose Hamilton

Robert Grubb

Robert Grubb

Billy

Tim McKenzie

Tim McKenzie

Barney

David Argue

David Argue

Snowy

B

Brian Anderson

Railway Foreman

Reg Evans

Reg Evans

Athletics Official 1

J

Jack Giddings

Athletics Official 2

D

Dane Peterson

Announcer

P

Paul Linkson

Recruiting Officer

J

Jenny Lovell

Waitress

Steve Dodd

Steve Dodd

Billy Snakeskin

Characters

  • Frank Dunne voiced by Mel Gibson
  • Archy Hamilton voiced by Mark Lee
  • Jack voiced by Bill Kerr
  • Les McCann voiced by Harold Hopkins
  • Zac voiced by Charles Lathalu Yunipingu
  • Stockman voiced by Heath Harris
  • Wallace Hamilton voiced by Ron Graham
  • Rose Hamilton voiced by Gerda Nicolson
  • Billy voiced by Robert Grubb
  • Barney voiced by Tim McKenzie
  • Snowy voiced by David Argue
  • Railway Foreman voiced by Brian Anderson
  • Athletics Official 1 voiced by Reg Evans
  • Athletics Official 2 voiced by Jack Giddings
  • Announcer voiced by Dane Peterson
  • Recruiting Officer voiced by Paul Linkson
  • Waitress voiced by Jenny Lovell
  • Billy Snakeskin voiced by Steve Dodd

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