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George Miller Collection

George Miller: Visionary Filmmaker and Pioneer of Australian Cinema George Miller, born on March 3, 1945, is an Australian director, producer, and screenwriter

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM33 8027 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4

CM33 8027 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4
George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4, Royal Automobile Club Historic Tourist Trophy, MRL Pre 63 GT, forty minutes of racing with the option of a second driver but there was a compulsory timed

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CJ11 9964 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4

CJ11 9964 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4
George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4, Royal Automobile Club Historic Tourist Trophy, MRL Pre 63 GT, forty minutes of racing with the option of a second driver but there was a compulsory timed

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: A Voyage in a Troopship (colour litho)

A Voyage in a Troopship (colour litho)
729964 A Voyage in a Troopship (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Voyage in a Troopship)

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: Title page to The Doctrine of Fasting by Arthur Hildersam, 1633 (print)

Title page to The Doctrine of Fasting by Arthur Hildersam, 1633 (print)
810297 Title page to The Doctrine of Fasting by Arthur Hildersam, 1633 (print) by English School, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM29 0767 Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4 GT

CM29 0767 Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4 GT
Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4 GT, Royal Automobile Club Tourist Trophy, for Historic cars, pre 63 GT, Silverstone Classic, Silverstone, Northamptonshire, circuit racing, cjm-photography

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM27 8365 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4 Coupe

CM27 8365 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4 Coupe
George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4 Coupe, Pre 63 GT Cars, Donington Historic Festival, May 2019, motor racing, motor sport, motorsport, Nostalgia, racing, racing cars, retro, cars

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM24 8930 Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4

CM24 8930 Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4
Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4, Royal Automobile Club Tourist Trophy, Historic cars pre 63 GT, Silverstone Classic, July 2018, Silverstone, Northamptonshire, England, circuit racing

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM15 1479 Urs Muller, Arlette Muller, Aston Martin DB4GT, Les Goble, George Miller

CM15 1479 Urs Muller, Arlette Muller, Aston Martin DB4GT, Les Goble, George Miller
Urs Muller, Arlette Muller, Aston Martin DB4GT, Les Goble, George Miller, Aston Martin DB4, RAC Tourist Trophy, historic cars, pre-63 GT, Silverstone Classic 2016, 60s cars, Chris McEvoy

Background imageGeorge Miller Collection: CM1 3681 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4

CM1 3681 George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4
George Miller, Les Goble, Aston Martin DB4, Innes ireland Cup, AMOC, AMOC Racing, AMOC-HRDC Silverstone, 5th April, Aston Martin, Historic Racing, HRDC, motor sport, motorsport, nostalgia



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George Miller: Visionary Filmmaker and Pioneer of Australian Cinema George Miller, born on March 3, 1945, is an Australian director, producer, and screenwriter, best known for his groundbreaking work in both the film and television industries. With a career spanning over five decades, Miller's innovative storytelling and visual flair have left an indelible mark on Australian cinema and beyond. Miller's early work includes the critically acclaimed films "A Town Like Alice" (1981) and "The Man from Snowy River" (1982), which showcased his ability to bring Australian stories to life on the big screen. However, it was his Mad Max franchise that truly catapulted him to international fame. The post-apocalyptic action series, which began with "Mad Max" (1979) and continued with "Mad Max: The Road Warrior" (1981) and "Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome" (1985), established Miller as a master of the genre. The films' visually stunning landscapes, high-octane action sequences, and thought-provoking themes resonated with audiences around the world. In 2006, Miller returned to the Mad Max universe with "Mad Max: Fury Road," a critically acclaimed installment that reinvigorated the franchise and solidified Miller's status as a visionary filmmaker. The film's innovative use of practical effects, stunning visuals, and powerful performances earned it numerous accolades, including ten Academy Award nominations. Throughout his career, Miller has also made significant contributions to television, producing and directing the critically acclaimed series "Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms" and "Rake." His work continues to inspire and captivate audiences, cementing his place as a true pioneer of Australian cinema.