OZ Ploitation - Volume 3 - 6-DVD Set ( Barry McKenzie Holds His Own / Les Patterson Saves the World / Mad Dog Morgan / Felicity / Patrick / Australia After Dark / The ABC of Love and Sex ) ( Bazza Holds His Own / Mad Dog / The ABC of Love and Sex: Australia Style )

OZ Ploitation - Volume 3 - 6-DVD Set (DVD) (*)

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Original Title: Barry McKenzie Holds His Own / Les Patterson Saves the World / Mad Dog Morgan / Felicity / Patrick / Australia After Dark / The ABC of Love and Sex
Alternate Title: Bazza Holds His Own / Mad Dog / The ABC of Love and Sex: Australia Style
Screened, competed or awarded at:
Australian Film Institute
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )

Product Origin/Format:
Australia ( PAL/Region 0 )

Running Time:
646 min

Aspect Ratio:
Fullscreen

Special Features:
Alternative Footage
Behind the scenes
Cast/Crew Interview(s)
Commentary
Documentary
Interactive Menu
Multi-DVD Set
Photo Gallery
Scene Access
Teaser(s)
Trailer(s)

Movie filmed in 1974 - 1987 and produced in:
Australia ( Australia, New Zealand )

Directed By:
Bruce Beresford
George Miller
Philippe Mora
John D. Lamond
Richard Franklin

Written By:
Bruce Beresford
Barry Humphries
Diane Millstead
Philippe Mora
Margaret Carnegie
John D. Lamond
Everett De Roche
Dennis Gascoigne
Alan Finney

Actors:
Barry Crocker ..... Barry McKenzie
Barry Humphries ..... Aunt Edna Everage
Dr. Meyer Delamphrey ..... Erich Count von Plasma
Donald Pleasence ..... Colin 'The Frog' Lucas
Dick Bentley ..... Hugo Cretin
Louis Negin ..... Modeste Imbecile
Paul Humpoletz ..... Cherylene McKenzie
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ..... Clothilde
Beatrice Aston ..... Nerida Brealey
Nancy Blair ..... Tassie
Ishaq Bux ..... Zizi
Nell Campbell ..... Sir Alec Ferguson
Craig Canning ..... Skeeter
Chantal Contouri ..... Cockney Spiv
Ed Devereaux
Michael Downey
Arthur English
Barry Humphries ..... Les Patterson
Dame Edna Everage ..... Veronique Crudite
Pamela Stephenson ..... Colonel Richard Godowni
Thaao Penghlis ..... Neville Thonge
Andrew Clarke ..... Dr. Charles Herpes / Desiree Herpes
Henri Szeps ..... Nancy Borovansky
Elizabeth McIvor ..... Inspector Farouk
Hugh Keays-Byrne ..... Mustafa Toul
Garth Meade ..... General Evans
Arthur Sherman ..... Mossolov
Josef Drewniak ..... Russian scientist
Esben Storm ..... Lady Gwen Patterson
Joy Westmore ..... Madge Allsop
Connie Hobbs ..... A Possum for Peace
Christine Hill ..... A Possum for Peace
Kati Edwards
Dennis Hopper ..... Daniel Morgan
Jack Thompson ..... Detective Manwaring
David Gulpilil ..... Billy
Frank Thring ..... Supt. Cobham
Michael Pate ..... Supt. Winch
Wallas Eaton ..... MacPherson
Bill Hunter ..... Sgt. Smith
John Hargreaves ..... Baylis
Martin Harris ..... Wendlan
Robin Ramsay ..... Roget
Graeme Blundell ..... Italian Jack
Gregory Apps ..... Arthur
Liza Lee-Atkinson ..... Barmaid
Elaine Baillie ..... Farm Girl
Don Barkham ..... Morrow
Glory Annen ..... Felicity Robinson
Chris Milne ..... Miles
Joni Flynn ..... Me Ling
Jody Hanson ..... Jenny
Marilyn Rodgers ..... Christine
Gordon Charles ..... Stephen
John Michael Howson ..... Adrian
David Bradshaw ..... Andrew
Christine Calcutt ..... Nun
Angela Menzies-Wills ..... Bathhouse girl 1
Sarah Lee ..... Bathhouse girl 2
Charles Gilroy ..... Mr. Jacobs
John D. Lamond ..... Peeping Tom Gardener / Man in Cinema
Susan Penhaligon ..... Kathy Jacquard
Robert Helpmann ..... Doctor Roget
Rod Mullinar ..... Ed Jacquard
Bruce Barry ..... Brian Wright
Julia Blake ..... Matron Cassidy
Helen Hemingway ..... Sister Williams
María Mercedes ..... Nurse Panicale
Walter Pym ..... Captain Fraser
Frank Wilson ..... Detective Sgt. Grant
Carole-Ann Aylett ..... Patrick's Mother
Paul Young ..... Lover
Marilyn Rodgers ..... Day Desk Nurse
Peggy Nichols ..... Night Desk Nurse
John Murphy ..... Barman
Ray Chubb ..... S.E.C. Worker
Gina Allen ..... Underwater Girl
Count Copernicus ..... Himself
Hayes Gordon ..... Narrator
Renee Lense ..... (sequence 'Count Copernicus')
Eyvon Thomas ..... (sequence 'Count Copernicus')
Len Thomas ..... (sequence 'Count Copernicus')
John Forrest ..... (sequence 'Count Copernicus')
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: ..... Himself
Ned Kelly ..... (sequence 'Count Copernicus')
Kerry Norton
Sandy Gore ..... Narrator
Michael Cole ..... Narrator
Brigitta Almsron ..... Leatherman at orgy
Rettima Borer ..... Man at Bar / Man on Plane / Man in Cinema
Rosemarie Borg
Ian Broadbent
Leon Cosak
Catherine Dios
Elizabeth Featherstone
Marie-Louise Fors
Favio Giovangnoli
Louise Hemmingway
John Michael Howson
Susan Hunter
Nicholas Kislinsky

Synopsis:

Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (1974)
Returning from Sydney to London Via Paris by Frogair with her nephew Barry Mackenzie, Edna Everage is mistaken for the Queen, kidnapped by Count Plasma to boost the Transylvanian tourist industry.

Les Patterson Saves the World (1987)
Dr. Herpes develops a virus which is used as a threat against the Western world by a power-mad Mid-Eastern colonel.

Mad Dog Morgan (1976)
The film is based on the legends and facts surrounding the tragic and spectacular career of bushranger Daniel Morgan.

Felicity (1980)
Young Felicity lives in a monastic school. The only way to live out her sexual fantasies is together with her girlfriend Jenny. But then she receives an invitation to her sister in Hong-Kong and can't wait to finally do the real thing.

Patrick (1978)
After the shocking bathtub death of his mother and her lover, the sinister Patrick lays comatose in a small private hospital. Patrick is communicating with a pretty young nurse, and he seems to be using his psychic powers to manipulate events in her life.

Australia After Dark (1975)
Mondo-style documentary includes burlesque striptease, body-painting, snake-eating, mud-wrestling, a gay wedding, and Satanism.

The ABC of Love and Sex: Australia Style (1978)
Narrators take viewers through the alphabet of sexual behavior from "A for Anatomy" onward, ("B for Babies," "D for Dreams," "H for Homosexuality," etc.).

With the relaxing of censorship laws in the early 1970s, a feast of B-films exploded onto Australian screens as maverick filmmakers served up a diet of murder, mayhem and full frontal nudity in exploitation classics such as Stork, Alvin Purple and Stone. Celebrated in the hit documentary Not Quite Hollywood, seven of these 'Ozploitation' genre films are presented here in one hilarious mash-up of sex, violence and laugh-out-loud comedy!

Barry McKenzie Holds His Own (1974)
Returning from Sydney to London Via Paris by Frogair with her nephew Barry Mackenzie, Edna Everage is mistaken for the Queen, kidnapped by Count Plasma to boost the Transylvanian tourist industry.

Les Patterson Saves the World (1987)
Dr. Herpes develops a virus which is used as a threat against the Western world by a power-mad Mid-Eastern colonel.

Mad Dog Morgan (1976)
The film is based on the legends and facts surrounding the tragic and spectacular career of bushranger Daniel Morgan.

Felicity (1980)
Young Felicity lives in a monastic school. The only way to live out her sexual fantasies is together with her girlfriend Jenny. But then she receives an invitation to her sister in Hong-Kong and can't wait to finally do the real thing.

Patrick (1978)
After the shocking bathtub death of his mother and her lover, the sinister Patrick lays comatose in a small private hospital, his only action being his involuntary spitting. When a pretty young nurse, just separated from her husband, begins work at the hospital, she senses that Patrick is communicating with her, and he seems to be using his psychic powers to manipulate events in her life.

Australia After Dark (1975)
This silly mondo-style documentary is Australia's answer to Mondo Freudo, but as it was made a full decade later, this one seems even more hopelessly dated. Segments include burlesque striptease, body-painting, snake-eating, mud-wrestling, a gay wedding, and Satanism.

The ABC of Love and Sex: Australia Style (1978)
This is a fairly well-done exploitation documentary from director John D. Lamond (Australia After Dark). Narrators Sandy Gore and Michael Cole take viewers through the alphabet of sexual behavior from "A for Anatomy" onward, ("B for Babies," "D for Dreams," "H for Homosexuality," etc.).

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 29 July, 2011.

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