Byron Kennedy

Producer

About

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Birth Place

Australia

Died

July 17, 1983

Cause of Death

Injuries Resulting From Helicopter Crash

Filmography

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The Office Picnic (1972)

The Road Warrior (1982)

The Last of the Knucklemen (1979)

Associate Producer

The King of the Two Day Wonder (1979)

Associate Producer

Photos & Videos

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Mad Max (1979) -- (Movie Clip) My Threat Collection

Mad Max (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Much Damage?

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

The Office Picnic (1972)

Writer (Feature Film)

Producer (Feature Film)

The Road Warrior (1982)

The Last of the Knucklemen (1979)

Associate Producer

The King of the Two Day Wonder (1979)

Associate Producer

Sound (Feature Film)

The Road Warrior (1982)

Producer (TV Mini-Series)

Bangkok Hilton (1990)

Executive Producer

Life Events

Videos

Mad Max (1979) -- (Movie Clip) My Threat Collection First visit to the "Halls Of Justice" cop shop in near-future post-acopalypse Australia, injured Goose (Steve Bisley) shows partner Max (Mel Gibson) the new car, then chief Fifi (Roger Ward) handles a bureaucrat (Jonathan Hardy) and relays a warning, early in George Miller's original Mad Max, 1979.

Mad Max (1979) -- (Movie Clip) Much Damage? The climax of the opening chase, in which the Night Rider (Vince Gill) causes Goose (Steve Bisley) to drop his bike and Mel Gibson (title character) is properly introduced, in Australian director George Miller's post-apocalyptic romp, which generated two Hollywood-backed sequels, Mad Max, 1979.

Mad Max (1979) -- (Movie Clip) He's My Prisoner Things go badly as Goose (Steve Bisley), holding thug "Johnny The Boy" (Tim Burns), finds out from fellow cops Fifi (Roger Ward) and Max (Mel Gibson) and various lawyers that none of the witnesses against his prisoner showed up, in George Miller's Australian post-apocalypse crime yarn Mad Max, 1979.

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