The trailer for the film.
An excerpt from this feature film.
Part one of a two-part interview with director Geoff Murphy.
Part two of a two-part interview with director Geoff Murphy.
An interview with producer Nigel Hutchinson.
Interview excerpts with actor John Bach, editor Mike Horton and cinematographer Alun Bollinger
Excerpt of Simon Morris interview with Geoff Murphy
The credits from this feature film.
I told you we shouldn't sell the flags.– Gerry (Kelly Johnson)
We're takin' this bloody car to Invercargill boy.– Tony Barry
He's just a little crazy. Where you going?– John (Tony Barry), after stopping to pick up Shirl (Claire Oberman)
There's only one sure thing in life Blondini — that's doubt. I think.– Mulvaney (Bruno Lawrence)
Nah — need the seats.– Gerry (Kelly Johnson) negotiates with Mulvaney (Bruno Lawrence) about the mini
It's anarchy without the hate.– John Bach describes the film, in his behind the scenes interview
...we went back and forth. He was basically writing character and I was basically writing action.– Geoff Murphy, on taking turns writing drafts of the script with Ian Mune, on the DVD of the restored version of Goodbye Pork Pie
[The film] has all the elements of that cinematic institution, the road movie, with a lightness, even a gentleness, that eludes its Hollywood counterparts.– Reviewer Noel Taylor, in Canadian newspaper The Ottawa Citizen, 16 May [exact year unknown]
A lot of people talk about Pork Pie with very fond memories but the shoot was just awful... We travelled something like twenty thousand kilometres. We were always tired, the hours were really long. We'd shoot on location from daylight to dusk if it was a day shoot, and when it was dark we'd drive another hundred miles to the next location.– Producer and sound recordist Don Reynolds on the shoot, Shadows on the Wall - A Study of Seven New Zealand Feature Films, 1994
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