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Nigel Odell (born in Australian) is an Australian film producer.^[1] He is also a lecturer at the University of Melbourne.^[2] He is known for collaborations with Paul Hogan.

Filmography

Funny Man, (1994)
Green Money, (1998, short)
Muggers, (2000)
The Upstairs Neighbour, (2002, short, executive)
Till Human Voices Wake Us, (2002)
Strange Bedfellows, (2004)
Long Weekend, (2008)
Torn, (2010, executive)
Cliffy, (2013)
That's Not My Dog!, (2018, executive)
The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee, (2020)

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