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Spank!

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Directed byErnie Clark
Written byDavid Lightfoot
David Farrell.
Produced byDavid Lightfoot
Spank!
Directed byErnie Clark
Written byDavid Lightfoot
David Farrell.
Produced byDavid Lightfoot
StarringRobert Mammone
Edited byEdward McQueen-Mason;
Production
companies
UltraFilms
Australian Film Finance Corporation
South Australian Film Corp
Distributed byPalace Films
Release date
  • 10 June 1999 (1999-06-10) (Adelaide)[1]
Running time
89 mins
CountryAustralia
LanguageEnglish
Budget$1.4 million[2]
Box officeA$62,374 (Australia)[3]

Spank! is a 1999 Australian comedy film directed by Ernie Clark and starring Robert Mammone. It was filmed in Adelaide. Rolf de Heer was an executive producer.

Paulie returns to Adelaide after three years in an Italian monastery and reconnects with his friends Nick and Vinny. He goes to work at Vinny's parents cafe. Paulie and his friends decide to set up their own cafe.

Cast

  • Robert Mammone as Paulie
  • Vince Poletto as Rocky
  • Victoria Dixon-Whittle as Jo
  • Mario Gamma as Nick
  • Lucia Mastrantone as Tina
  • Checc Musolino as Vinny
  • Marco P. Venturini as Ang
  • Charlotte Rees as Kylie
  • Nic Hurcombe as Bruce
  • Maris J. Caune aS Fat Remmy
  • Rosalba Clemente as Nick's Ma

Production

The movie was originally titled Little Big Men, but it was decided to change it out of fear the film might be mistaken with Little Big Man. A competition for a new title was held in cafes of Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney resulting in Spank! Filming began in January 1998.[4]

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