Crowe and Kidman to Unite in Aussie Film
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Crowe and Kidman to Collaborate in New Australian Film
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Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman are set to team up with "Moulin Rouge" director Baz Luhrmann for an epic Australian film. Their previous attempt to work together on "Eucalyptus" didn’t materialize, but now these three prominent Australians are ready to create something special.
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After an earlier collaboration attempt on "Eucalyptus" fell through, Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman are gearing up to star in a new epic with famed director Baz Luhrmann. This highly anticipated project promises to be a significant cinematic experience, uniting three of Australia’s biggest talents.
The film, tentatively titled "Project Oklahoma," is set against the backdrop of the Australian Outback, spanning the years leading up to WWII, including the 1942 Japanese bombing of Darwin. "We’ve talked about doing something together in Australia for over seven years," Luhrmann shared with the Sydney Morning Herald.
Nicole Kidman expressed her excitement about crafting a "uniquely Australian story" alongside Crowe, whom she regards as a "good friend."
Luhrmann likens the film to classics such as "Gone with the Wind" and "Lawrence of Arabia." The script, a collaboration between Luhrmann and "Collateral" screenwriter Stuart Beattie, promises to be compelling.
Kidman previously worked with Luhrmann on a high-profile Chanel No. 5 commercial. The film's budget is reportedly around 40 million Australian dollars, approximately 30 million USD. Filming is slated to commence in August, with a potential release in 2007.
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