Free the Roads’ Our Time Now

Free the Roads’ Our Time Now is a 1977 musical comedy film Directed by Joe Kentucky and released by Brampton Bryan Films Limited & Warner Bros. Pictures on July 13, 1977.

## Synopsis

Hogatha hits Wolfgang riding a scooter with her car that night. So she gives him money to make him rich, and the kid made the band rich as well by performing concerts around Down Under, and Zoe was sent to prison for assault.

## Cast

* Rachelle Leinart Pisano as Zoe "Muzza" Wellington Jones
* Jack Russell Barron, Sr. as Jack "Flats The Flounder" Wellington
* Jimmy Wilfred as Jim "Covid" Wellington
* Louise Del Goodman Jones as Hogatha
* Leo Larson as Leo "The Lion" Larson
* Elvis Antonio as Wolfgang
* Eli Fisher as "Bakana" Elisha
* Kids of Sydney Grammar School as the children who visited Free the Roads at their concert
* Rolf Harris as the employee at the movies
* Sandra Harper as the horror movie nurse
* Jarrod Paine as Policeman #1
* Ryu Takushi as Policeman #2
* Kimm Charleston as Mrs. Maslin
* Sylvester Jalen as Bob Miller
* Hank Jeroem as Micky Collins
* Dean Norman as Baxter Toht
* Christopher Berger as Mitchell Vakama
* Vaughn Nathans as Turaga Nuju
* Mervyn Cropper as Turaga Matau
* Akira Yamaguchi as Turaga Onewa
* Noach Irwin as Turaga Whenua
* Jon Pertwee as Turaga Dume
* George Kurtl as Jodl
* Marvyn Atkinson as Zakian
* Lois Ramsey as the woman in the Adelaide hotel
* Paul Paddick as the son of the woman in the Adelaide hotel

## Songs

1. Baby, Let’s Play House - Elvis Presley, Louise Del Goodman Jones
2. What Makes You Beautiful - Jack Russell Barron, Sr., Jimmy Wilfred
3. Do You Believe In Magic - The Lovin' Spoonful
4. When Smokey Sings - Jack Russell Barron, Sr., Jimmy Wilfred, Louise Del Goodman Jones
5. I Wanna Hold Your Hand - The Beatles, Leo Larson
6. Do It Again - Beach Boys
7. Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Jack Russell Barron, Sr., Rachelle Leinart Pisano
8. Fantasy Island - Louise Del Goodman Jones, Rachelle Leinart Pisano, Jack Russell Barron, Sr.
9. Viva Las Vegas - Elvis Presley
10. Nutbush City Limits - Louise Del Goodman Jones
11. Send Me Some Lovin' - Little Richard, Jack Russell Barron, Sr.
12. Charlie Brown - The Coasters, Jimmy Wilfred

## Other songs in the film

1. Michelle by: The Beatles
2. I Cover the Waterfront by: Louis Armstrong
3. Just A Cottage Small (By A Waterfall) by: John McCormack
4. A Little Less Conversation by: Elvis Presley

## Production

### Development

The film on the script was written in March 18, 1975 to July 21, 1975 by Jack Barron and his wife Isabella Richardt. On March 18, 1975, The Free the Roads band were thinking of an idea for the story of the second film, and talking about it having lunch for the day, and with that, there were lots of food.

### Filming

The film began production on February 5, 1976 at nighttime at the streets of Hallbridge and Louise Del Goodman Jones and her sister Josephine Sucklin driving in her car.

The movie made its next production on March 7 to March 12 at Adelaide, Australia at a hotel, to Adelaide, Australia, on March 13, 1976 to April 9, 1976, and at Sydney Harbour on April 1, 1976, Eli Fisher falls in the sea, and drowns. So Louise comes to save him.

The film targets its production at Kemser at Kemser Ballroom on April 15, 1976 to April 30, 1976.

The film was wrapped on May 19, 1976 on Hallbridge International County Prison.

### Set Locations

* February 5, 1976-February 18, 1976, May 17, 1976-May 19, 1976 (Hallbridge, Cowell)
* March 7, 1976-March 12, 1976 (Adelaide, Australia)
* March 15, 1976-April 9, 1976 (Sydney, Australia)
* April 29, 1976-May 15, 1976 (Kemser, Cowell)

### Filming Dates

* May 5, 1975 (Concert in Sydney Showground, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia)
* February 5, 1976-May 19, 1976

### Release

Free the Roads’ Our Time Now was premiered on February 27, 1977 in Kemser Drive-In Cinemas. Six months later, it was released on July 13, 1977 in Cowellan cinemas, and July 14, 1977 in Australian cinemas.

Free the Roads’ Our Time Now earned $209.399.94 million, making it the most highest-grossing film of the year.