#Mad max fury road cast from mad max movie
#Mad max fury road cast from mad max series

Nux's steering wheel also bears a doll head wearing what superficially resembles Bane's mask.

Max gets a metal restraint mask chained onto his face for a good portion of the first act, which resembles Tom Hardy's role as Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, and his voice slips into Bane's at points.

Action Prologue: The film opens with Max chased and caught by Immortan Joe's forces, then his attempt at escaping the Citadel, before cutting to the opening titles.

Before the action begins again, we're treated to Immortan Joe doing a sort-of Aboriginal prayer to Splendid with what looks like a native prayer stick.

The film gives the audience a single fifteen minute stretch - when Max and company meet up with the Vuvalini - to catch its breath before going into the finale.

By showing the War Boy some kindness, Capable manages to convince him that he should live on.

While Furiosa is doing repairs on the War Rig, Capable finds Nux lamenting that he didn't get to 'go to Valhalla'.

Even in-universe, he's canonically deaf from doing this for years.

#Mad max fury road cast from mad max movie

Although some of the speakers and iOta's guitar were fully functional (yes, including the flamethrower) as props, most of the guitar playing we hear in the actual movie wasn't captured 'live' and they didn't have the entire bank of speakers on the Doof Wagon ever playing at once on set, probably because that many speakers all playing at once right behind him with no muffling or ear protection would most likely have killed the Doof Warrior in real life.

The film depicts the Doof Warrior as playing through the speakers at max volume at all times.

People have no trouble yelling to other vehicles across several meters of air that should by all rights be flooded with cacophony.

The film mostly takes place at high speed with a fleet of massive, unmuffled V8s, not to mention the Doof Wagon's wailing guitar chords and booming taiko drums yet wind noise only shows up maybe once and the roar of the engines is only audible when the vehicles themselves are the focus.

Rictus Erectus' monster truck is named 'Bigfoot', Nux's little coupe from the first chase is Elvis, and the massive beast that Immortan Joe drives is called The Gigahorse.

Ace Custom: Everybody has a unique, pimped-out ride that usually reflects their personality.

The People Eater takes it Up to Eleven, being chauffeured in a Mercedes limousine that is towing two massive trailers of fuel.

Variation: Joe's second car, The Gigahorse is an absurdly tall limo, made of two Cadillac Sedan De Ville chassis' welded on top of one another and jacked up at a 45 degree angle on monster truck tires.

Max ends up caught in the chase as he and Furiosa work together to escape from Joe, his convoy of War Boys, and other forces that would see them all dead (or worse).

Some time after Max's capture, Imperator Furiosa ( Charlize Theron) - one of Joe's trusted road warriors - betrays her master by freeing his five captive Wives and going on the run with the big tanker truck of Joe's citadel. When he is captured by men who serve the tyrannical warlord Immortan Joe, the dictator keeps him alive as a 'blood bag' for his fledgling 'War Boys'. Tom Hardy takes over the role of Max Rockatansky, a drifter doing his best to survive in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, running from his personal demons.

#Mad max fury road cast from mad max series

Series creator George Miller returned to the driver's seat of his creation, serving as producer, director and writer once more. Mad Max: Fury Road is the fourth film in the Mad Max film series it was released in 2015 after spending some thirty years in Development Hell, and its (standalone) story takes place some time after that of the original Mad Max.