Anne Billson: In 1985 I talked to George Miller for Time Out to tie in with the UK release of MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME. Have long since lost the interview (which was spiked at the 11th hour when Orson Welles died & they needed the space for tributes) but this is the transcript. multiglom.com/2015/05/12/g...

In 1985 I talked to George Miller for Time Out to tie in with the UK release of MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME. Have long since lost the interview (which was spiked at the 11th hour when Orson Welles died & they needed the space for tributes) but this is the transcript. multiglom.com/2015/05/12/g...

GEORGE MILLER TALKS ABOUT MAD MAX, HEROES & TINA TURNER: THE 1985 INTERVIEWmultiglom.com In October 1985 I interviewed George Miller in London for Time Out magazine, to tie in with the imminent UK release of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. Mr Miller struck me as very different from other film...

Thank you for this. Something that jumped out for me: “But I’ve never been able to figure out how to fit rock ‘n’ roll music into a Mad Max film.” He figured it out in the Doof Warrior in Fury Road!

I'm literally going to sit down and watch that film in about 10 mins :)

Thank you for sharing this, it's a great read on a wet Bank Holiday Monday.

You're welcome! (not a bank holiday here in Belgium; I think we may have had one last week, but as a freelancer they always catch me off guard)

Thanks for sharing! Very insightful for the btw awesome Furiosa movie(s). Love this: "today’s tyrant is yesterday’s hero"

Fantastic

Thanks for sharing that. Terrific

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