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Go Big is a 2004 Australian TV film starring Justine Clarke, Tom Long and Leon Ford.[1]
| Go Big | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Tony Tilse |
| Written by | Ellie Beaumont Michael Miller |
| Produced by | Ellie Beaumont Rosemary Blight Michael Miller |
| Starring | Justine Clarke Tom Long Leon Ford |
| Cinematography | Mark Wareham |
| Edited by | Henry Dangar |
| Music by | Daniel Denholm |
Running time | 110 minutes |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
After getting fired Gina teams up with two conmen.
- Justine Clarke as Gina Katz
- Tom Long as Ethan Foster
- Alex Dimitriades as Hamish Fitz-Herbert
- Leon Ford as Lars Foster
- Kimberley Joseph as Sophie Duvet
- Sacha Horler as Michaela Twinch
- Geoff Morrell as Ian Patterson
- Tony Barry as Bryan Katz
- Judi Farr as Marion Katz
- Ling-Hsueh Tang as Lisa Katz
Go Big was created by the team behind Love Is A Four Letter Word and production began in June 2003.[2] Shot in Sydney over 20 days, locations included Piermont, Sydney Harbour and Anzac bridges.[3]
Go Big was Ten's top rating Australian show but fell outside the top twenty.[4]
Tony Johnson of the Herald Sun gave it a mixed review saying it "starts out cheeky and amusing enough, but soon drifts into predictable territory."[5] The Sydney Morning Herald's Doug Anderson wrote "This is an effervescent caper comedy which runs like a Gatling gun through the old boy network and the A-list, targeting the sharks and grubs of the market at their own game, using vanity as a weapon of mass deception and the kiss of a chameleon not to mention a frog."[6] Writing in the Age Debi Enker states "Go Big is an appealing caper-flick with a romantic heart."[7]
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- 2004 AFI Awards
- Best Mini-Series or Telefeature - nominated[8]
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