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7 November 2002 (Australia) moreTagline:
It's on for young and oldPlot:
When dwindling membership and increasing overheads makes a local bowling club and prime candidate for a takeover... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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4 wins & 5 nominations moreUser Comments:
A cracker of a film... moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Mick Molloy | ... | Jack Simpson | |
| Bill Hunter | ... | Stan Coombs | |
| Frank Wilson | ... | Len Johnson | |
| Monica Maughan | ... | Eileen | |
| John Clarke | ... | Bernie Fowler | |
| Lois Ramsey | ... | Gwen | |
| Samuel Johnson | ... | Dave Jackson | |
| Judith Lucy | ... | Nancy Brown | |
| Cliff Ellen | ... | Norm | |
| Bob Hornery | ... | Ron | |
| Peter Aanensen | ... | Edgar | |
| Esme Melville | ... | Mrs. Jenkins | |
| John Flaus | ... | Cliff Carew | |
| Lois Collinder | ... | Joyce | |
| Paul McCarthy | ... | Barry |
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The 'Wheel of Cheese' incident actually happened. While the writers were visiting various bowls clubs for inspiration, one of them explained the sordid story of a club investigation into a member using the cheese for a sandwich instead of the regulation cheese and biscuits. moreGoofs:
Factual errors: The 'Flipper', where the bowl curves in both directions, is utterly impossible. moreQuotes:
Stan Coombs: And remember, this is a game of skill, touch and patience. A true revealer of character.Jack Simpson: All it's revealing right now is two inches of arse-crack poking out the top of my pants!
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Being dragged along to the cinema by my best friend, I was rather worried when she said "There's a new ozzie film called Crackerjack, wanna see? oh... come on... please"
I grimacingly acquiesced. The lead is played by Mick Molloy, well known to the Australian radio airwaves, and was actually pleasantly surprised.
The film had a lot more substance than one would think from the advertising, and the jokes were a great deal quicker, and more humourous than you would imagine.
The performances were brilliant, especially from the 'old folk' all Australian legends in their own rights, and I was actually touched by Mick Molloy's acting. Judith Lucy made her foray from stand-up comedy to acting successfully as well.
It was well worth the money, and I think I'll even borrow it when it comes out on video.