George Miller

Australian director of Mad Max franchise

George Miller - Australian director of Mad Max franchise
Born

March 3rd, 1945
80 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Australia

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An Australian director and producer, contributed significantly to the film industry through innovative storytelling and visual style. Best recognized for the 'Mad Max' series, which redefined the action and post-apocalyptic genres. Directed the critically acclaimed 'Happy Feet', which won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. Also produced and directed various other films, showcasing a commitment to pushing cinematic boundaries.

Directed 'Mad Max' series

Won Academy Award for 'Happy Feet'

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