part of 'Dog Day.' He befriends a couple of locals, including the scruffy, affable Duffy and Krystal, Angie's sister, who help him confront Daddy-O's iron-fisted reign and arrange an escape plan. Duffy, reprimanded by Daddy-O for breaking 'Rule #3,' nonetheless elects to stay in Woop Woop, while Teddy, Krystal, and Krystal's pet cockatoo escape. Cast Johnathon Schaech as Teddy Rod Taylor as Daddy-O Susie Porter as Angie Dee Smart as Krystal Richard Moir as Reggie Maggie Kirkpatrick as Ginger Barry Humphries as Blind Wally Mark Wilson as Duffy Paul Mercurio as Midget Baden Jones as Leon Rachel Griffiths as Sylvia Tina Louise as Bella Soundtrack A soundtrack was released by Universal Music Group. "Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps" - Cake "There is Nothin' Like a Dame" - Reel Big Fish "Timebomb" - Chumbawamba "I Can't Say No" - Poe "Welcome to Your Life (Woop, Woop)" - Boy George "I Got You Babe" - Merril Bainbridge and Shaggy "Bali Ha'i" - Moodswings and Neneh Cherry "Dog's Life" - eels "You'll Never Walk Alone" - Robin S. "Climb Every Mountain" - Peggy Wood and Junior Vasquez Release Critical reception Elliot's earlier film release, The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert had been a Cannes hit in 1994. The uncompleted Welcome to Woop Woop was screened "out of competition" at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival an experience Elliott described as "excruciating". Australian film critic Michael Adams later included Welcome to Woop Woop on his list of the worst ever Australian films, along with Phantom Gold, The Glenrowan Affair, Houseboat Horror, The Pirate Movie, Les Patterson Saves the World and Pandemonium. It has become a cult classic in the years following its release, notably loved by RuPaul. Box office Welcome to Woop Woop grossed $489,725 at the box office in Australia. See also Cinema of Australia References External links Welcome to Woop Woop at the National Film and Sound Archive Welcome to Woop Woop at Oz Movies 1997 films Australian adventure comedy films 1997 independent films 1990s English-language films Films directed by Stephan Elliott 1990s adventure comedy films Films based on American novels Films set in the Northern Territory Films set in New York City Films shot in the Northern Territory Films shot in Oregon Australian independent films The Samuel Goldwyn Company films Films scored by Guy Gross 1997 comedy films