- The camel in the film is the most difficult animal for the cast and crew to deal with, because the camel is often moody and kicks, and the most unbearable is the smell of the camel, which all the crew members complained about.
- During filming, the crew also used mechanical camels.
- In order to shoot the scene in Sydney where Charlie and Louis evade police tracking on the streets of Brooklyn, the crew brought eight New York taxis, multiple police cars and some important traffic signs from the United States.
Kangaroo Jack behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Jessie: What's going on?
Charlie Carbone: We're in a little bit of trouble.
Jessie: A little?
Mr. Smith: I've been following camel tracks all bloody morning, so lets make short work of this. Where's me moolah?
Jessie: For god sakes! All this over $4,000?
[Charlie chuckles nervously]
Jessie: It's more, isn't it? How much more?
Charlie Carbone: Forty-six thousand more.
Mr. Smith: And every cent of it is mine. Now there are only two ways we can do this, and one of them's a lot less painful than the other. Whare's the money?
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Louis Booker: See, what happened was we put the money in the jacket and then the jacket on the...
Mr. Smith: Wrong answer! Your friend told us the yarn about the kangaroo. Mate, I've hope for your sake you were stupid enough to hide that money in them saddle bags.
Charlie Carbone: You gotta believe us!
Mr. Smith: [Sticks a knife at Charlie's throat] No, you gotta believe me. If it ain't there, I'm gonna carve you up piece by piece.