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Sunday Territorian
November 19, 2006
First look is terrified one
THE eyes have it. Hollywood heart-throb actor Michael Vartan (pictured) appears absolutely petrified.
And so the popular US movie star should be. He has literally just been plucked from the jaws of death after a violent encounter with a 7m crocodile in a scene from the movie Rogue, filmed in Kakadu National Park in the NT.
The Sunday Territorian can reveal today two of the first images from the soon-to-be released Australian-made big screen thriller.
The film, directed by Wolf Creek's Greg McLean, is a horror story that centres on the tale of a group of tourists in the Territory who are stalked by a huge man-eating crocodile.
In the spine-chilling movie, Vartan (Alias), teams up with Aussie favourites Radha Mitchell (Melinda and Melinda), John Jarratt (Wolf Creek), Stephen Curry (Thunderstruck) and Sam Worthington (Somersault) in the ``Jaws goes to Kakadu'' epic.
The giant crocodile thriller will hit cinemas early next year.
Much of the movie was filmed in the Territory's Katherine Gorge.
© Northern Territory News 2006
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