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Olivia Down Under (1988)
In 1988, Olivia Newton-John recorded one of the most daring and outstanding albums of her now 40+ year career, entitled "THE RUMOUR". It also happened to be Australia's bicentennial that year. Olivia decided to showcase her new album and salute her adopted homeland simultaneously. The result is this hour-long show, which incorporates most of the songs from THE RUMOUR in video-type format.
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In 1988, Olivia Newton-John recorded one of the most daring and outstanding albums of her now 40+ year career, entitled "THE RUMOUR". It also happened to be Australia's bicentennial that year. Olivia decided to showcase her new album and salute her adopted homeland simultaneously. The result is this hour-long show, which incorporates most of the songs from THE RUMOUR in video-type format.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Brian Grant
In Theaters:7/30/1988
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:HBO
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