Considered a sci-fi classic, the feature film Mad Max, which hit theaters in 1979, was a hell of a shoot for director George Miller, who recently opened up about it.
Mad Max is considered an SF classic. But did you know that making a post-apocalyptic film was very difficult for Australian director George Miller, to the point that he thought the end result would be a disaster?
Before production began on Mad Max, George Miller had to deal with financing difficulties and stress. “My producing partner Byron Kennedy and I managed to raise money from our closest school friends to offset the film’s very tight budget.”– says the film director Interview with The Guardian. “That is why they were obligated to pay. It would be terrible if we couldn’t.”
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