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The Making of 'Wolf Creek'
Overview
An overview of the making of Wolf Creek (2005).
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Cast
John Jarratt
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Jason Ballantine
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Rick Connelly
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Will Gibson
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Matt Hearn
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Jennifer Lamphee
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David Lightfoot
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Paul Lightfoot
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Cassandra Magrath
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Greg McLean
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