Cenere speaks with Jane Scott (Crocodile Dundee, Shine), Chris Noonan (Babe), John Weiley (Antarctica) and Al Clark (The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert) about achieving box office success and the situation in the Australian film industry. Jane Scott: 'The problem with a lot of films here is that there are only a couple of people doing the publicity. It's a shambles. There is no big plan for how the film is to released.' Chris Noonan: 'The arts haven't been getting across-the-board level of encouragement during the Howard years. They are very low on Howard's list of priorities and if anything he has set out to prove that they aren't important.' Al Clark: 'Don't be preoccupied with what other people are doing. Be unswerving in your commitment to make it work.'
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