Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

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In Bartertown's brutal arena, Max faces Master-Blaster under Auntie Entity's watchful eye. Exiled, he finds a tribe of lost children dreaming of civilization. Battling back, chaos reigns and the wasteland's harsh lessons echo: survival demands sacrifice.

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Trivia

Who directed the film Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome? (Medium)

#1: George Lucas

#2: Steven Spielberg

#3: George Miller

#4: James Cameron

What is the name of the character played by Tina Turner in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome? (Hard)

#1: Savannah Nix

#2: The Collector

#3: Aunty Entity

#4: Dr. Dealgood

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Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Fun Facts

Tina Turner performed several of the film's songs, including the hit We Don't Need Another Hero.

The pig farm in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, used for providing energy to Bartertown, was an actual working facility with hundreds of real pigs.

Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome Polls

Who is your favorite character in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Max Rockatansky

Aunty Entity

Master Blaster

The Collector

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What is your favorite action scene in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

The Thunderdome fight

The train chase

The kids' rescue mission

The final showdown

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Popular Characters

Max Rockatansky

Aunty Entity

Master

Blaster

Ironbar

Pig Killer

The Collector

The Children

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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biography

January 3, 1956

Birth of Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson, the lead actor known for playing Max Rockatansky in the Mad Max series, was born.

film_release

July 18, 1985

Release of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

The movie Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome was released as the third installment of the Mad Max franchise.

film_production

1984

Filming of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Production and filming of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome took place in the Australian outback and other locations.

music

1984

Composer Maurice Jarre scores Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Maurice Jarre composed the musical score for Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.

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