Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

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• Two directors were hired so that George Miller (II) could concentrate on the stunts and action scenes, while George Ogilvie handled the performances of the large cast of actors.
• Movie Goof (factual errors): When the children see the record player, the put the record that they've tried to use as a radio on it. Max puts the needle on to show them it's a record made to emit sound. The needle move inside out - record needles actually move on a record from the outside in.
• Max's shotgun differs in this movie from the one he used in Mad Max and Mad Max 2 (1981), which was his duty weapon. This one has exposed hammers and a different grip.
• Director/Co-Writer George Miller (II) was given the rights to Mad Max 2 (1981) and this one to get him to step aside as the director of Contact.