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Chris Noonan
The movie Babe was directed by Chris Noonan from a screenplay written by Noonan and George Miller, one of the producers.
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George Miller
George Miller is, of course, the veteran director behind such beloved childrens' films as Babe: Pig in the City and Happy Feet.
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Phillip Noyce
In 1995 Phillip Noyce wrote the screenplay, with George Miller, and directed the film, Babe, Phillip Noyce's first theatrical feature.
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Nick Enright
George Miller is best known for writing and directing The Mad Max series but has also worked on numerous films including The Witches of Eastwick, starring Jack Nicholson, Susan Sarandon, Cher and Michelle Pfeiffer, Co-wrote Lorenzo's Oil with Nick Enright and more recently Nick Enright wrote & directed The Babe movies, Babe and Babe: pig in the city.
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a character from the animated short, Paul Bunyan
Babe is a character from the animated short, Paul Bunyan.
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Tony) Buckley
(Tony) Buckley wrote and directed (Tony) Buckley's first theatrical feature, Babe, in 1995, gaining Academy Award nominations.
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a comedy-drama film that is an adaptation of a book by English writer Dick King-Smith (1922-2011)
Babe is a comedy-drama film that is an adaptation of a book by English writer Dick King-Smith (1922-2011).
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James Cromwell
Babe, the little Aussie “talking pig” movie, is a sweetly told fairy-tale fantasy from the cutesy pastoral landscapes of the New South Wales hinterland, starring James Cromwell and local comedienne Magda Szubanski opposite a gaggle of talking animals.
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and local comedienne Magda Szubanski
Babe, the little Aussie “talking pig” movie, is a sweetly told fairy-tale fantasy from the cutesy pastoral landscapes of the New South Wales hinterland, starring James Cromwell and local comedienne Magda Szubanski opposite a gaggle of talking animals.
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Dick King-Smith's most famous work by far
However, Dick King-Smith's most famous work by far is ‘The Sheep Pig’, possibly better known as the movie Babe.
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Doug Mitchell (born 1952)
Doug Mitchell (born 1952), Academy Award nominated film producer for Babe.
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the son of actress Kay Johnson and actor and director John Cromwell, who was blacklisted during the McCarthy era
Babe is the son of actress Kay Johnson and actor and director John Cromwell, who was blacklisted during the McCarthy era; Babe's parents divorced in 1946.
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the ox of Paul Bunyan (in production papers often misspelled Bunyon)
Babe is the ox of Paul Bunyan (in production papers often misspelled Bunyon), here shown from all sides in this Tom Oreb model sheet.
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Byron Kennedy
In 1995, Byron Kennedy adapted and produced Babe which picked up seven Academy Awards nominations.
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Arzner
Having successfully made the shift from the silent era to talkie films, Arzner directed Babe's best-known work with Christopher Strong, which starred Katharine Hepburn as a no-nonsense British aviatrix.
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John Cox
John Cox won for the film Babe, which John Cox shared John Cox's win with Scott E. Anderson, Charles Gibson, and Neal Scanlan.
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the perfect exemplar of Mick Jagger’s and Keith Richard’s lyrical wail
Babe, in short, is the perfect exemplar of Mick Jagger’s and Keith Richard’s lyrical wail:
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McCaffrey
McCaffrey also cast BABE which garnered James Cromwell an Oscar nomination for James Cromwell's performance as the pig farmer produced by George Miller.
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