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previewed on 34 screens in Australia and grossed A$ 122,256 ranking 14th at the Australian box office for the week. It officially opened on 10 April 1997 on 86 screens and grossed A$ 1,137,703 for the week, ranking fourth. Its per-screen average of A$ 13,229 was second only just behind the opening of
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In January 2011, 3491 Maintongoon Road, Bonnie Doon was listed for sale. The property appeared in the film as the Kerrigan family holiday house. The property's real estate agent reported that many people called and after requesting the vendor's asking price, replied with a quote from the movie: "Tell
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For the purpose of the drama, some of the relevant legal principles are simplified. For example, the law relating to compulsory acquisition can be complicated and raises more questions than are noted in the film. Section 51 (xxxi) of the Commonwealth Constitution applies to acquisitions only by the
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Commonwealth, not by the States, and the latter are more likely to compulsorily acquire property. Similarly, in contrast to Kerrigan's idea that the value he places on his own home cannot be bought, the law regularly places a monetary value on intangible human values.
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Australian broadcasts for "before-8:30pm screening" have profanity either removed or, where possible, masked by aircraft noises or redubbed when lip movements are not visible. When shown after 8:30pm, all explicit language is intact.
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that shows its characters in the full bloom of glorious eccentricity". Elsewhere around the world, especially in non-English-speaking countries not familiar with Australian humor, mores or issues, the film made little impact.
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bought distribution rights to the United Kingdom and South Africa, and was also offered North American distribution rights, which it refused to buy. A bidding war for North American rights took place, with
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According to Santo Cilauro, the film took five weeks from its original inception to the final cut. The screenplay was written in two weeks, shot in ten days, and taken to rough cut in two weeks.
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also expressing interest in buying the rights. Ultimately, North American rights were bought by Miramax for a rumoured $ 6 million. The film grossed $ 877,621 in the United States and Canada.
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The Kerrigan house is built in a largely undeveloped housing tract, on a toxic landfill, and directly adjacent to an airport runway. Despite all this, sweet-natured family patriarch Darryl (
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can be seen as a social study on the lives and aspirations of the inhabitants of suburban Australia. The central character, Darryl Kerrigan, ties into the stereotypical depiction of an "
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of 6.99/10. The website's critics consensus reads, "Home is where the heart is in The Castle, a rousing Australian comedy that gives audiences an endearing family to root for."
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The name Kerrigan was chosen for the family so that tow trucks could be borrowed from an existing Melbourne tow truck company with that name. The company still operates today.
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of the Constitution which provides that in the case of an inconsistency between Federal and State law, the Federal law shall prevail to the extent of the inconsistency.
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In Australia, the film received critical acclaim, is considered an iconic classic, and is frequently listed as one of the greatest Australian films ever made. In 2011,
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named it the 25th-greatest comedy film of all time. The film is a text studied in secondary education in Australia.
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received positive reviews from overseas critics. It has an 87% approval rating from the review-aggregation website
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as Wayne Kerrigan, the black sheep, who is serving time for armed robbery but is loved by his family regardless
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shows that the Kerrigans continue to prosper happily, and Lawrence becomes a lasting friend of the family.
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A new breath of hope comes with the surprise arrival of Lawrence, who reveals himself to be a retired
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with a gross of A$ 10,326,439 at the box office in Australia, over 13 times its A$ 750,000 budget.
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as Dennis Denuto, a bumbling small-time lawyer who previously failed to defend Wayne on his charge
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as Lawrence Hammill QC, a retired barrister who comes to the Kerrigans' aid by representing them
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for subject matter, the right to just terms compensation for acquisition of property under
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as Tracey Petropoulous (née Kerrigan), the family's only daughter, a newlywed hairdresser
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The film's title is based upon the English saying, repeatedly referred to in the film, "
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DVD release details for "The Castle: Poolroom Edition" (includes R1 vs. R4 comparison)
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appears as himself (at the time, Emdur was host of the Australian iteration of
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DVD cover (Australian release, same artwork as theatrical poster and VHS cover)
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gave the film 3 stars out of 4, calling it "one of those comic treasures like
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as Con Petropoulous, Tracey's new husband, an accountant and amateur kickboxer
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as Heavy at Door, a local hoodlum who threatens the Kerrigans at their house
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as Dale Kerrigan, the youngest son, digger of holes, and the film's narrator
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and Rocky Porcino Pharmacy at 720 Sydney Rd (Dennis's office). Melbourne's
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has also been seen as "a canonised text for Australian settler identity".
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gained widespread acclaim in Australia, where it is considered one of the
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One day, a property valuer arrives to inspect the house. Though he has
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ever made. It grossed A$ 10,326,428 at the box office in Australia.
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as Steve Kerrigan, the second-oldest son and an apprentice mechanic
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as Adam Hammill, Lawrence's son (brief, mostly non-speaking cameo)
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Interview with Santo Cilauro, Signit, 6 February 1997
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The Castle (1997 Austrian film)
Kerrigan v. Commissioner of Public Health

Rob Sitch
Santo Cilauro
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Anne Tenney
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Sophie Lee
Wayne Hope
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Craig Harnath
Working Dog Productions
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Rob Sitch
Santo Cilauro
Tom Gleisner
Jane Kennedy
Working Dog Productions
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Michael Caton
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