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The film was shot in the last months of 1956, first on location in north east New South Wales near Scone, then at MGM's studios in London. Child stars were not encouraged in British cinema so Dana Wilson's presence was downplayed by the studio during the English leg of production.
The Shiralee: Directed by Leslie Norman. With Peter Finch, Dana Wilson, Elizabeth Sellars, George Rose. After Jim Macauley finds his wife with another man, he takes their young daughter and they hit the road.
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Cast & crew. User reviews. Trivia. FAQ. IMDbPro. All topics. Filming & production. The Shiralee. Filming locations. Binnaway, New South Wales, Australia. (Various Locations) Helpful • 0 0. MGM British Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK. (studio: made at M.G.M. British Studios, London, England) Helpful • 0 0. Australia. (Exterior)
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Nov 13, 2002 · After not filming in the country for seven years, Ealing Studios returned to Australia to make The Shiralee (1957), an episodic drama, co-produced with the British branch of MGM. Unlike Australian-set Hollywood films of the period, which used the country more for novel or exotic locale, the Ealing films had a genuine interest in exploring ...
Sep 28, 2016 · This is unmistakeably an Australian film, the vast spaces of that country depicted in beautiful black and white by cinematographer Paul Beeson, very early in his career and long before his Primetime Emmy nomination in 1974 for the mini-series QB VII. The local vernacular is put to good use, without ever seeming like someone from another country ...
