THE MAKING OF MAD MAX 2: STUNTS (1981) + BONUS Rare footage from the set
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Mad Max 2 - retitled The Road Warrior in the US - is a standard-bearer for successful sequels and one of the greatest action movies of all time.
This is an authorised five-minute making of Mad Max 2 that focuses on the heroic work of the film's stunt performers - including a look at two dangerous stunts that don't go according to plan.
The hyperbolic voice-over, aimed at international audiences, begins with 'Broken Hill, Australia's last frontier town', referring to the location for the production. After a brief on-location interview with producer Byron Kennedy, we get to see the armada of cars that feature in the film.
But the real interest is in seeing the dramatic stunts being performed and the documentary effectively captures the dangers inherent in action films. In fact, it's hard to imagine a promotional making-of documentary today giving such a candid look at stunts that go awry.
First, we see stunt performer Guy Norris's tumbling leap through the air which was so spectacular it remained in the film. As a qualified medical doctor, director George Miller examined Norris - who broke his leg performing the stunt - before he was ferried by ambulance to hospital.
While Norris could not resume work on Mad Max 2, he has had a long career as a stunt performer and coordinator. As supervising stunt coordinator on Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), he drove a 10-tonne, 16-wheel truck at 100 kilometres per hour directly into a wrecked 16-wheeler, without slowing down!
We also see Mad Max 2 stunt coordinator Max Aspin's car clip the top of a pile of wreckage it was supposed to clear. He too is injured and exits the production. He returned to work a few months later and his later credits as stunt coordinator include Razorback (1984) and Crocodile Dundee (1986).
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This movie hasn’t dated. What a masterpiece. I never tire of watching it again and again.
i think i watched it at least 50 times for sure maybe even more in last 30 years
By far the absolute greatest apocalyptic movie ever made in history.
Truth is the movie runs way too long on a single simple premise that society unbelievably broke down this much. The movie runs out of gas far too soon ( no pun intended).
@@2000jago I never took dope in my life. Look. It had a sentence of premise that it tried to run the whole film on. Bomb! Film is perfect for 15 year olds.
I want that car that overtook the interceptor!
@@2000jago I fell in love with this movie at age 5… I’m 39 now and love it all the same, if not more! This is the universe I lived in growing up; while others were watching Star Wars I was cutting my teeth on the Mad Max trilogy! It’s prepared me for a lot, these films are slowly becoming reality!
You must not have seen dude where’s my car.
Miller's apocalyptic vision is burned into our minds forever. Love all of these movies.
The genius of Byron Kennedy. Let's never forget his name.
Remember him when you look into the night sky
Dude I swear I see you in every video. Especially over in Whoville
Crazy the take of the stunt that sent the man to the hospital was not only used in the Movie but Trailer as well.
That's the rule!
It wasn't, not in the movie. It's the same stunt but not the same guy. In the movie he spins slower through the air, and clearly leaves the bike before the full-on impact. it'd have been cooler if they kept the original stuntman, looked way wilder.
@@rustneversleeps85 Lol, dude, its the same guy. He spins faster here cause in the movie it's slowed down. It's 100% the same stuntman and the scene.
@@CliffuckingBooth Check how many flips he does in the "slowed down" version vs. the behind the scenes video. In the slowed down one, he's flying through a greater distance with fewer spins, so definitely not the same.
@@rustneversleeps85 There is no point in arguing. It is the same guy and same scene. Only in the movie its slowed down and cut much sooner than here (and shot from different camera). Also he spins exactly the same. It's widely known fact that it's the same guy. Also the point was NOT to hit the car. Just fly over it. The stuntman broke both his legs with that impact. So you want to tell us that they used another stuntman who hit it exactly the same and broke his legs as well? Can't believe you don't see it. It's clear as a day. You even see the car and bike moving exactly the same after the impact.
To this day this one of my favourite movies. I don't even know how many times I watched this masterpiece. The stuntmen and women must have been mad lads and lasses.
It's always intriguing watching old footage.. especially from a really good film like mad Max.
"Norris was supposed to land safely, in the most reliable and advanced cushion yet devised -- a huge mound of empty cardboard boxes." What could go wrong?!
They use it to this day. Cause it actually is very reliable.
Blimey did anything go right with the stunts !
@@CliffuckingBooth And really very advanced! Don't forget advanced!
Still a great movie. Watched it just the other night.
This was the best Mad Max ever and the chase was right up there with the 7ups and Bullit.
Great to see behind the scenes footage of a classic film, amazing stunts and even some of the cast relaxing between takes
Thanks for this! Its a jewel! Amazing actors... stunts... a masterpiece showing how a masterpiece was made
The Ford falcon xbgt immediately became an icon after this film.
Only thing I gathered from this video is all the stunts were dangerous when performed....still one of my all time favorite movies at 51 years of age
Having been to many of the filming locations of this epic movie, it's a real pleasure to see footage from behind the scenes of how it was made and comments from folks there at this time. Thanks for sharing, great stuff!
This is great. Thanks for the upload.
Thanks for uploading this!
Great to see the clips of the cast & crew just milling about 😄
I didn’t know the stunt guys got injured. That’s what makes these movies more watchable than modern stuff - they’re real as real can be!
🙏
And life was never the same again.
Yeah!
Fantastic movie. Great characters, great story, and great score. Even better because it was all done in the days before CGI.
Music is great for this movie, it's like peanut butter and jelly....they were meant for each other.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Now, why wasn't this material included on the Mad Max 2 DVD I paid good money for?!
Why wasn't this on the DVD/BD/4K releases as an extra? Who owns the rights to this because I'm sure that Kennedy-Miller would be interested in it if they haven't already seen it.
I wish they had this for the first movie.
LOOOOVE me some Mad Max docu material. Thank you.
Nice never seen this footage before. My favorite film ever!
The BEST Mad Max sequel ever. Cool f***ing cars, lots of action, and pretty of carnage. After Mad Max 2, there were a lot of chessy rip-offs, but not one of them came even close.
I'm not sure if I like this movie or not. I've only seen it like 30 times.
i remember that scene from the movie and i was sure they were using a rag doll or sth, holly shit it was a real man tumbling thru the air like crazy... hats down
Strewth.. where’s this been hiding!?
Stunt men must have been 2 a Penny back in the day!!
Stunt men have never been paid as much as one would think giving that they just risk their lives over and over. Stunt men are simply born for the job. Money is not their main motivation, the thrill is.
Great film !👍🌟🌟🌟🌟👍
No wonder i loved this movie more than all the others...the risks were greater in the action stunts! this movie is a stand alone, much like Jaws or something like that...you just cant compare it to anything else. Not even his other movies-not even Fury Road which I thought was a stylistic masterpiece.
I absolutely agree with you!
@@gamerlikesretro8516 thanks for posting this just rewatched...how the stunt director or the other guy flipping didnt break their backs is as much a testament to their craft as to the movies unique and brutal originality...all the best!
This is why Hollywwood nowadays killed this unique style of movie making.
Stunt people of that time were commited with whatever project they were hired even with their lives. Now everything is CGI, harnesses and green screens that will always lack of this realism. We still ❤ the 80's
Yeah, safety. What a crazy concept.
They still use stunt people. In actual fact, a stunt woman was killed during the making of Deadpool 2.
I'm shocked at the hodgepodge junk they used for safety and ramps....we built better ramps when we were kids jumping our Schwinn stingrays. I love these movies I always watch the reruns even though I've seen them a 100 times, they never get old
That's a great commentary! Thank you!
Awesome. Thanks for posting this.
Muito Bom esse Vídeo.👍
Esse Filme é o meu preferido do MAD MAX. Tenho ele em DVD.
That was like Monday mornings commute to work over here 🇬🇧🍺🍺CHEERS BIG EARS .
2:15 🤣 Robert Rodriguez paid homage to this shot and used it for spy kids 3D when Rez wipes out hahaha I only just got the reference. Gold.
The best action film ever made.
I've seen the interceptor on display at the Peterson museum in LA
"He lives now... only in my memories."
-Feral Kid, the Leader & Chief of the great Northern Tribe.
When he speaks those last words and the camera pulls away from Gibson standing by the road as battle charred survivor,that has to be one of the most enigmatic images in cinema history. 😮
Wow
Super
thanks!
I based my life on this film, and in 2024 it's about to pay off in dividends.
Far better than Fury Road!
More expensive than Stork and Alvin Purple? It certainly couldn't cost more to make than The Cars That Ate Paris.
Why couldn’t you have at least had an Australian narrator
They managed to make one of the greatest si-fi post apocalyptic masterpieces of Mordern film!!!
This is not science fiction
Top!!!!!!🎬🎬🎬🎥🎥🎥
Back when men were men...
Mel Gibson was like 22-24yo when the first two movies were made. Today, that's the equivalent to like a 35yo. What we have today is men children.
@@nO_3Xcuses We sure do , i work with a few
When movies were really good movies !!!! 😢
I waited years to watch Mad Max 2, because Mad Max 1 was quite underwhelming. But Road Warrior/Mad Max 2 is much better!
No CGI, no drones.
This was freakin' awesome
The Stunt is preformed Sensationaly......but something has gone wrong......😅
Who Authorised the second half of your presentation ?
I can't believe they used cardboard crash pads for a head on collision stunt
Epic movie🥰
hmm... There has been too much violence, too much pain as it seems
Nice, I'm sorry those people got hurt but usually a stunt gone wrong turns out better than what was planned.
for everyone must visit broken hill nsw
BH more testosterone than the Tour de France.
I can’t believe they didn’t cover the biggest stunt of all, rolling the Mack truck!!!
That was performed by a man named Dennis Williams.
There’s footage of the truck role on TH-cam. That stunt driver got injured too. (Surprise, surprise) Mel said it was a wonder anyone survived. They couldn’t make a movie that way today.
Love this shit... um the dude just kinda missed the safety stuff we set up... it's all good though.
I just can’t bring myself to watch the newer cgi versions of the series
I miss the 80s deep voice-over guy on the trailer's.Prey that Max is still out there.😂Awesome character development and real stunts vs. woke themes and cgi of today.
“Australia’s last frontier town” you yanks are too much 😂😂
Mel Gibson was unfolding card boxes too ;)...can you spot him?..just after the bad mohican with the wrong trousers😂
The original Aussie classic is still the best. And they dubbed it for the yanks😛
Would someone here be able to tell me if Fury Road is a sequel or a reboot or open to interpretation? I just recently got really into Mad Max and I'm trying to make sense of the world and lore. And official sources aren't very helpful when it comes to the lore and characters
A reboot.
Thunderdome was the end.
You have to be dedicated to stick through every old Mad Max movie.
They all tell a story.
Fury road was just another way to destroy a bunch of stuff for fun.
It was good in its own way.
I rented Mad Max 2/Roadwarrior so much, they eventually started to give it to me for free and told me to return it whenever. Then I realized I spent $200 in rentals.
Hi!
For me Fury Road is a sequel and a reboot...at the same time....let me explain.
If you watch the first 3 movie ,they tell you a story with a begin and a end,with Max who rediscovers its own humanity.
Between the third movie and Fury Road,there is the comic book writen by George Miller (!) Nico Lathouris and Mark Sexton,who serve like a prequel for Fury Raod and for a bridge for the old and new movie.
So you can watch the movie and enjoyed it as a separate thing or a continue.
I hope i have explained myself...but however what a spectacle that is Mad Max!
@@dinoraoulquerci7274 Nick Lathouris - cameo in Mad Max, excellent in Death In Brunswick (two of my all-time favourite pieces of Australian Cinema), and co-writer of Fury Road. Much respect for Nick.
" Mad Max 2 " is fuckin exciting sinema . with aggressive , speedy , murder , destruction , and more . Mel Gibson is fuckin great actor . ………Anyway , 2 better than 1 . Only 1 word , " THE SHIT !! " 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻………Fuckin stunt . Very awesome 👍🏻!! with lotta injury .🤕………Anyway , " Behind The Scenes " is lotta fun !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
If that what you have to do to make money count me out. How can you compete in life with people willing to risk their lives for a dollar 💵
The road warrior western futuristic less dark 😡 max 1 amazing 🤩 speed gasoline❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Gilles de little 🇬🇧
Seeing somebody wearing a coat in Australia is weird.
The desert is cold in the winter. Especially at night.
Filming was during winter, it does get cold out there (Broken Hill & Silverton)
Wasn't the urchin kid great. What a hair do.
'member when Mad Max was actually related to...Mad Max ???
#fuckfuryroadfuriosahorseshit
Great movie ,sad this movie is a hair away from were life is now in 2023
If the internet goes down, it will happen a lot faster 😆. But yeah, we're not too far away from that now.