Those who can not wait to see the new epic drama "Australia" by the outstanding director Baz Luhrmann, will have to wait a little. According to oKino.ua, the premiere of the tape with Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman in the lead roles is postponed from November 14 to November 26.
It is rumored that the decision of the 20th Century Fox studio to postpone the release date is due to the improvements that Luhrmann and the cast should make. Thanks to the new terms, the Australian director Moulin Rouge! (2001) will have more time to put things in order.
According to the new schedule, the tape will appear in theaters less than a week after the "Volt" (Bolt) from Walt Disney Pictures and the tape "Twilight" from Summit Entertainment - these projects are scheduled for November 21. But she will have to fight against the films "Carrier 3" with Jason Statham and "Road" with Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron and Robert Duvall.
The action takes place in Australia during the Second World War. In the center of events, an English aristocrat and a poor shepherd - to protect his property, a high-ranking family is asked to ask the hero of Jackman to drive 2,000 head of cattle to the city of Darwin through thousands of miles of harsh land. The saga will tell you about the romantic relationship that breaks out between the heroes from the very opposite strata of society.