Secrets (1992)
December 3, 1992Release Date
Plot.
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Cast & Crew.
Beth Champion
Emily
Malcolm Kennard
Danny
Dannii Minogue
Didi
Willa O'Neill
Vicki
Noah Taylor
Randolph
Joan Reid
Sister Annunzia
Joan Watson
Randolf's Mother
Peter Vere-Jones
Jock
Loraine Parry
Reporter
Steve Parr
Radio DJ
Don Langridge
Cop
Warren Bradshaw
Clapper Loader
Warren Grieef
Key Grip
Ian Jones
Camera Operator
Trevor Rowe
Assistant Grip
Martin Stewart
Still Photographer
Peter Carrodus
Editor
David Connell
Director of Photography
Michael Pattinson
Producer / Director
Jan Sardi
Writer
William T. Marshall
Executive Producer
Lynda House
Line Producer
Michael Caulfield
Executive Producer
David Arnell
Executive Producer
Dave Dobbyn
Original Music Composer
Liz Mullinar
Casting
Kevin Leonard-Jones
Production Design
Paul Sayers
Costume Design
Fiona Campbell
Makeup Artist
Debra East
Assistant Makeup Artist
Peter Underdown
Hairstylist
Details.
This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Secrets (also titled One Crazy Night / Do You Want to Know a Secret?) is a 1992 Australian film, directed by Michael Pattinson, and starring Dannii Minogue (in her feature film debut) and Noah Taylor. The film follows four of the Beatles' biggest fans (and an Elvis Presley fan who hates the Beatles), who are trying to gain access to the band, and entry to their concert, eventually finding themselves locked up in the basement of the hotel where the Beatles are staying during their tour. While waiting for rescue, they start to share their deepest secrets with each other. The film has notable similarities to The Breakfast Club, in terms of plot, style, and characters.
The film's soundtrack consisted of instrumental renditions of many Beatles songs. However, the movie attracted criticism for including a number of songs from much later periods of the Beatles' history to the one being portrayed onscreen. Thus, scenes depicting 1964 Beatlemania were played against songs from later albums such as Abbey Road and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, which many viewers felt did not fit with the tone of the film.
Willa O'Neill was nominated for the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance.