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Biography

Early career

Ginnane studied law at

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where he was involved in the Film Society, and published a film magazine, ''Film Chronicle''. He wrote, produced and directed a low-budget feature, '' Sympathy in Summer'' (1971). In 1970 he established a small distribution company, Studio Films, in Melbourne which imported several art house and exploitation films, and began attending

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regularly. Among the films he distributed in Australia were ''

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'' and ''

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''.

Producing - Australian International Film Corp

In the mid 1970s Ginnane decided to enter the production field. He attempted to set up a

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type "nurses" film which he would produce and direct, and then a crime drama set against the background of the massage parlour business called ''Sexy Little Me'' , but was unable to find the money. However he could raise $50,000 for a sex film. For director he hired Richard Franklin, with whom Ginnane had worked with on the overseas marketing for ''

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'';

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wrote the script. The result, ''

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'' (1976) was shot mostly in the US with a number of American actors with experience in pornographic films.Beilby, Peter; Murray, Scott (January/February 1979). "Antony I. Ginnane".

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: 175. ''Fantasm'' was very profitable, and led to a sequel, ''

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'' (1977), directed by

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; it did less well at the box office. Ginnane also moved into family films with ''

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'' (1977), directed by

and starring Cathryn Harrison. Ginnane went into thrillers with ''

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'' (1978), directed by Franklin from a script by

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, starring an imported

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. It was not that popular at the Australian box office but sold extremely well internationally. Ginnane stayed in the thriller genre with ''

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'' (1979), written by de Roche, the first feature directed by

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and first leading role for

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. He went into vampire films with ''

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'' (1979), the directorial debut of

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, and featuring an imported

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and David Hemmings in the cast. Ginnane was reunited with de Roche and Winder on ''

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'' (1980) a modern-day retelling of the

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story featuring

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, Hemmings, and Broderick Crawford. The film was seemingly designed so as to appear it was not shot in Australian, which, along with the three imported actors, led to Ginnane receiving much criticism, especially as the film was partly financed with money from the Australian tax payer. The movie was very successful internationally.David Stratton, ''The Last New Wave: The Australian Film Revival'', Angus & Robertson, 1980 p255 Ginnane imported three foreign actors, Powell,

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and

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, for '' The Survivor'' (1981), directed by Hemmings, which was a commercial disappointment.

New Zealand

Ginnane wanted to make his next film, '' The Race for the Yankee Zephyr'' (1981), written by De Roche, with foreign leads. Australia's

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objected, so Ginnane decided to make it in New Zealand. It was directed by Hemmings and starred

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and Lesley Ann Downe. The

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helped finance. Ginnane stayed in New Zealand to make '' Strange Behavior'' (1982), directed by

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and co-written by Bill Condon, with American leads

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and

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; Hemdale co financed this one too. He also made '' Prisoners'' (1981) with

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. Ginnane returned to Australia to produce ''

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'' (1982) directed by

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with Steve Railsback and

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. He went back to New Zealand to make '' Second Time Lucky'' (1984); '' Mesmerized'' (1985) from director Laughlin with

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and John Lithgow. In Australia he produced the mini series '' Great Expectations: The Untold Story'' (1987).

Executive producer

In the late 1980s Ginnane worked mostly as an executive produce, being more involved in raising finance than organising physical production. In 1987 his company, International Film Management Limited, combined with Hemdale to produce a number of movies to form a joint venture Hemdale Ginnane Australia.Philippa Hawker, "Ginnane Sets the Tone", ''Cinema Papers'', May 1987 p34-37 Hemdale later encountered a series of financial difficultiesHEMDALE HOLDS OUT ON PRE-SALE PAYMENTS TO IFM By MARK LAWSON ''Australian Financial Review'' 29 March 1988 p 34 as did Goldfarb, another company Ginnane was associated with.GOLDFARB RENEGES ON PRE-SALE DEBT By MARK LAWSON ''Australian Financial Review'' 28 April 1988 p 36 Ginnane's credits include ''

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'' (1987), a killer crocodile film that was a co-production with

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which was never released theatrically; ''

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'' (1987) directed by Gillian Armstrong starring

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and

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; '' Slate, Wyn & Me'' (1987) starring Thornton and directed by

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; '' The Tale of Ruby Rose'' (1987), shot in Tasmania; '' The Lighthorsemen'' (1987), a $10 million World War One epic about the Battle of Beersheba directed by Wincer; ''

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'' (1987), a science fiction epic starring

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that was a financial disaster; '' Initiation'' (1987), a horror film; ''

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'' (1988), directed by Rolf de Heer; ''

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'' (1988) directed by

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; ''

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'' (1988), directed by

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; '' Grievous Bodily Harm'' (1988), directed by

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; '' Boundaries of the Heart'' (1988); ''

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'' (1989) directed by McLennan, which won awards; ''

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'' (1989) ; and ''

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'' (1990). He made another mini series '' Emma: Queen of the South Seas'' (1988).

Philippines

In the late 1980s Ginnane started making movies in the Philippines, including ''

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'' (1987); '' Whiteforce'' (1988); ''

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'' (1988); ''

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'' (1989), directed by Trenchard-Smith; '' A Case of Honor'' (1990), directed by

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; '' Driving Force'' (1990) and '' Demonstone'' (1990), both directed by

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Canada and New Zealand

Ginnane's output was limited in the early 1990s. He relocated to Canada where his films included ''

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'' (1995) starring

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; '' Screamers'' (1995), one of his most highly regarded films; ''

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(1997); ''

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'' (1998); ''

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'' (1998); '' Reluctant Angel'' (1998); ''Black Light'' (1998); ''

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'' (2000), '' Sweet Revenge'' (2001), ''

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'' (2005), In New Zealand he made '' Bonjour Timothy'' (1995), ''

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'' (1997) and '' Lawless: Beyond Justice'' (2001), '' Lawless: Dead Evidence'' (2001), Back in Australia he made a children's film ''

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'' (1998) directed by Andreacchio, with Canadian money. He helped finance a documentary about Broken Hill, '' The Big Red'' (2005). '' Blind Heat'' (2000) was a US-Mexican co production and '' The Hit'' (2001) was made in the US. Ginnane helped finance a series of ultra low budget features including '' Look @ Me'' (2005); ''

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'' (2006), shot in the UK.

Later Credits

Ginnane's later credits include '' Screamers: The Hunting'' (2009); ''Arctic Blast'' (2010), shot in Australia, and directed by Trenchard-Smith; '' Surviving Georgia'' (2011); '' Metal Tornado'' (2011); and '' Last Dance'' (2012), in Australia. He produced two remakes of his earlier films, ''

'' (2013) and ''

'' (2014). He helped produce the TV series ''

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'' (2017) and the film '' Bad Blood'' (2017).

Selected filmography

*'' Sympathy in Summer'' (1971) - director, writer *''

'' (1976) - producer, writer *''

'' (1977) - producer, actor *''

'' (1977) - producer *''

'' (1978) - producer *''

'' (1979) - producer *''

'' (1980) - producer *'' The Survivor'' (1981) - producer *'' Strange Behavior'' (1981) - producer *''

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'' (1981) - producer *''

'' (1982) - producer *'' Prisoners'' (1982, unreleased) - producer *'' Second Time Lucky'' (1984) - producer *'' Great Expectations: The Untold Story'' (1986) (mini series) - producer *''

'' (1987) - executive producer *'' The Lighthorsemen'' (1987) - executive producer *''

'' (1987) - executive producer *''

'' (1988) - executive producer *'' Grievous Bodily Harm'' (1988) - executive producer *''

'' (1989) - executive producer *''

'' (1989) - producer *''

'' (1989) - executive producer *''

'' (1990) - producer *'' Screamers'' (1995) - supervising producer *''

'' (1999) - executive producer *''

'' (2008) - executive producer *''Arctic Blast'' (2010) - producer *'' Metal Tornado'' (2011) (TV movie) - producer *'' Last Dance'' (2012) - producer *''

'' (2013) - producer *''

'' (2014) - producer, actor *'' Bad Blood'' (2017) - producer *'' Never Too Late'' (2020) - producer *''Stonerunner'' (TBA) - producer

References

External links

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