Melbourne
(ANI):
Hollywood
actress
Nicole
Kidman
has
revealed
that
filming
her
upcoming
epic
flick
Australia
is
a
dream
come
true.
The
Others
actress
has
described
the
flick,
directed
by
Baz
Luhrmann,
based
on
her
native
country
Australia
as
'the
last
of
a
dying
breed'.
"They
don't
build
stuff
like
this
any
more," The
Age
quoted
Kidman,
as
telling
The
Sunday
Times
newspaper
in
Britain.
"To
feel
that
air
and
see
people
ravaged
by
the
elements,
as
hard
as
it
is,
it's
exquisite,"
she
added.
Kidman,
who
is
acting
alongside
Hugh
Jackman
in
the
film,
plays
Lady
Sarah
Ashley,
a
British
aristocrat
who
inherits
a
massive
outback
station
on
the
eve
of
World
War
II.
"I
dreamt
of
making
a
film
that
had
the
passion
and
the
weight
of
the
films
I
grew
up
watching
Gone
with
the
Wind,
Doctor
Zhivago,
when
Baz
and
I
first
started
speaking
about
this,
seven
years
ago,
I
said
there
needed
to
be
a
film
about
our
land
that
speaks
on
a
much
broader
scale."
Kidman
said.
Luhrmann
revealed
that
he
and
wife
Catherine,
who
helped
to
produce
the
film,
have
turned
down
major
movie
projects
so
they
could
take
their
time
making
Australia.
"There's
a
crushing
ambition
behind
the
film,"
the
age
quoted
Luhrmann,
as
saying.
"We
don't
make
things
very
often,
and
when
we
do,
we
try
to
make
something
that
isn't
always
out
there,
a
meal
that
maybe
isn't
being
served
every
day,"
he
added.