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Stone

  • 1974
  • 13+
  • 2h 12m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,3/10
2 k
MA NOTE
Ken Shorter in Stone (1974)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAfter one of its members witnesses a political assassination, a motorbike gang becomes the target of a string of murders, prompting a cop to join their ranks to determine who is responsible.After one of its members witnesses a political assassination, a motorbike gang becomes the target of a string of murders, prompting a cop to join their ranks to determine who is responsible.After one of its members witnesses a political assassination, a motorbike gang becomes the target of a string of murders, prompting a cop to join their ranks to determine who is responsible.

  • Director
    • Sandy Harbutt
  • Writers
    • Sandy Harbutt
    • Michael Robinson
  • Stars
    • Deryck Barnes
    • Sandy Harbutt
    • Hugh Keays-Byrne
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,3/10
    2 k
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Sandy Harbutt
    • Writers
      • Sandy Harbutt
      • Michael Robinson
    • Stars
      • Deryck Barnes
      • Sandy Harbutt
      • Hugh Keays-Byrne
    • 40Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 46Commentaires de critiques
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    Stone: Funeral Procession
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    Stone: Funeral Procession
    Stone: Funeral Procession
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    Stone: Funeral Procession

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    Rôles principaux77

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    Deryck Barnes
    • Doctor Townes
    Sandy Harbutt
    • Undertaker
    Hugh Keays-Byrne
    Hugh Keays-Byrne
    • Toad
    Lex Mitchell
    • Ballini
    Roger Ward
    Roger Ward
    • Hooks
    Rebecca Gilling
    Rebecca Gilling
    • Vanessa
    Susan Lloyd
    • Tart
    James Bowles
    • Stinkfinger
    • (as James H. Bowles)
    Bindi Williams
    • Midnight
    Rosalind Talamini
    • Sunshine
    Vincent Gil
    Vincent Gil
    • Doctor Death
    Jane Gilling
    • Euridyce
    Dewey Hungerford
    • Septic
    Victoria Anoux
    • Flossie
    John Ifkovitch
    • Zonk
    Eva Ifkovitch
    • Tiger
    Billy Green
    • 69
    Julie Edwards
    • Karma
    • Director
      • Sandy Harbutt
    • Writers
      • Sandy Harbutt
      • Michael Robinson
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    Infofreak

    A classic slice of 1970s biker exploitation. Raw and uneven, but extremely entertaining.

    'Stone' was a labour of love for adman turned actor Sandy Harbutt, a biker enthusiast who took four years to get the script written by he and his pal Michael Robinson (who incidentally plays Pinball in the finished movie) on to the big screen. Many have slammed this movie as laughable, but I say look, it's a low budget exploitation movie with many non-actors in the cast, and if you take that into consideration it's a pretty good effort. Just compare it to an A.I.P. movie from roughly the same period and it's not that bad. The acting ranges from poor to above average, and while much of it is obviously dated and even a little silly at times, it manages to give a fairly realistic look at the 1970s Aussie outlaw bikie scene. It was certainly given the thumbs up by many Australian bikers at the time, and that's good enough for me. A few members of the supporting cast went on to bigger and better things (e.g. Helen Morse, Bill Hunter), but most of the major players were biker pals of Harbutt and have disappeared from the Australian acting industry. Ken Shorter (who looks a bit like the late Bon Scott at times) plays Stone, an undercover cop who joins The Grave Diggers bikie gang to try and find out who is killing them one by one. Shorter is one weak link in the movie. An ex-cop himself before acting he is pretty wooden and dull on screen. Much better is Harbutt himself who plays the Grave Diggers leader Undertaker. Also good is Rebecca Gilling who plays Undertaker's girl. Gilling was something of a TV sex symbol in the 1970s and looks beautiful, and yes, there is some brief but memorable full frontal nudity. The real stand out performance is by Hugh Keays-Byrne as Toad. Keays-Byrne was lured by Harbutt from a touring Shakespeare company and has lived and worked in Australia ever since, later playing Toecutter in 'Mad Max' and appearing in such cult favourites as 'The Man From Hong Kong', 'The Salute Of The Jugger' and 'Mad Dog Morgan'. He is terrific on screen from his opening acid freakout scene to his memorable final moments. Hugh Keays-Byrne I salute you! And I salute 'Stone', one of the most enjoyable movies ever made here in Australia. 'Stone' is a classic slice of 1970s biker exploitation and I highly recommend it.
    7GIZMO35_PF

    Nice Aussie Nostalgia piece

    I heard of this film about 6 months ago when Tarantino said that "it's the best Aussie exploitation film" i had to see what it was about. I am only a young guy but i appreciated the whole funeral scene on the F3, made me feel like i was actually there and could feel the bridge between the old generation who knew of this film to my generation who know nothing of this film. Sandy Harbutt used whatever he could find to make this film on such a budget could hardly be done now. Action stunts, a tad of gore, nudity and language are expressed in the film as a tad silly and over the top but it's suited for the time-frame the movie was shot in, isn't that what Exploitation is all about? Violence, Sex and Gore/Language? Barely any plot to move a story like this going? Well i thought of it that way since i am into my Cult/Exploitation and Horror, but it's good to see old Aussie films like this gem truly exist for people like us to see. A friend of mine from work knew who the spray painter of the cars was in this movie and still knows him today, so i got more of a profound idea of where this movie was shot, in NSW. Go out and see this film, low on plot and acting but high on emotions and nostalgia, Great work Sandy Harbutt.

    Rated R18+ (still) For Violence, Gore, Language and Nudity
    10triumph1

    You had to be there...

    The seventies hold a special place in time for me. 1974 was all about (in no particular order) Motorcycles, beer, LSD, marijuana, underground comics (freak brothers), Hawkwind, my girlfriend Karen and of course Stone (the movie).

    Outlaw Motorcycle clubs were a lot different in Sydney back then, riding motorcycles (and drinking beer) was our only purpose in life. Back then only an idiot would ride a Harley and the dream bike was the Kawasaki Z1 900 that had only just been released. So imagine a film like Stone blasting it's way onto the screen resplendent with custom painted Kawa 900's! We were mesmerized, personally I remember seeing it 6 times at the local cinema.

    Watching it today opens the gates to memory lane, those that use the F3 freeway north of Sydney will appreciate the shots of the road in the funeral procession scene; the road was brand new then! And the shots of the lower North Shore and Pittwater are truly a piece of Sydney's history. Note the absence of traffic.

    Forget the acting, when you're 18, off your nut on drugs and that Z1 starts up with the baffles removed at the beginning of the movie, it's mind blowing!!! Non bikers can turn off here :O) Midnight's black Kawa 900 was my favorite, come to think of it, how many indigenous Aussies had a real part in a movie before this? Not many I'd say...

    I've now been riding bikes for 35 years now and Stone still holds a special place in my heart. 10 outa 10 for Sandy.

    Cosmic flash, and there ya go...

    Mick.
    devojpn

    A classic

    If you're looking for the all purpose Coca Cola Universal film then this isn't it. This is a film rooted in context.

    Basically this kind of film was shunted aside in the hunt for respectability of Australian film which shunned actual Australian contemporary Austraian life in favour of a white blossoming dressed vision of a genteel 100 years ago. Analyse this as you may but this vision dominated for another decade at least. MAd Max just squeaked in here.

    The bikes themselves were very much of their time yet still very exciting even now. The bikers though clunky are not entirely off the mark. The plot itself has its own charm and if there is any question of its legacy 40,000 riders showed up for the 25th anniversary Stone ride.

    Again this is nothing for the great Universal film like Titanic but it is still a very tasty slice of 70's Australian culture.
    mullum

    Classic

    This film is a bit of a classic for Australians, particularly those of us in Sydney who remember the day the biker convoy scene was shot. Though the story is a little dated and corny after all these years, it's worth another look, if only for nostalgia value.

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    • Anecdotes
      Four hundred real bikers participated as extras in the famous highway funeral procession sequence seen at the beginning of this film.
    • Citations

      Stone: Yeah, I like the old Gravediggers. I'd be glad to see them any time.

      [the Gravediggers burst into Stone's apartment and beat him to a pulp]

    • Autres versions
      The original Australian theatrical cut ran 132 minutes, but director Sandy Harbutt was unhappy with this version: due to the film's hastened post-production, he was unable to properly view it in its entirety, and deemed the finished result overlong. When optioned for video release by Roadshow Home Video, Harbutt requested that he re-cut the film so that it reflected his original vision. The original Australian video release (circa 1985) runs 98 minutes and carries a "Director Approved" message coupled with Harbutt's signature. It is this significantly shorter "Director's Cut", which saw a 1995 21st Anniversary re-release through Premium Films, that has remained in circulation since. The scenes exclusive to the theatrical version would not be made commercially available until they were presented as a special feature of Umbrella Entertainment's 2021 Blu-ray release of the film.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Making of Stone (1974)
    • Bandes originales
      Cosmic Flash
      Music by Billy Green

      Lyrics by Sandy Harbutt

      Sung by Doug Parkinson

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 28 juin 1974 (Australia)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Australia
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Snutjakten
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Gore Hill Cemetery, St Leonards, New South Wales, Australie
    • société de production
      • Hedon Productions
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    • Budget
      • 192 000 $ AU (estimation)
    • Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
      • 5 108 $ US
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    • Durée
      • 2h 12m(132 min)
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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