Pacific Banana 1981
"Come aboard and wrap your laughing gear around..."
Dive into the sun-soaked chaos of *Pacific Banana* (1981), John D. Lamond's breezy South Pacific comedy following two Australian pilots navigating love, lust, and laughter across Polynesian paradise.
Director: John D. Lamond
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pacific Banana (1981) about?
*Pacific Banana* (1981) follows two Australian pilots, Paul and Martin, as they crisscross the South Pacific for a small airline—though their real mission seems to be charming every woman they meet along the way. Think sun-kissed escapism meets romantic misadventures, where the journey is as messy as the destination.
Who directed Pacific Banana?
John D. Lamond directed *Pacific Banana*. Known for lighthearted Aussie comedies, Lamond steered this film toward breezy, feel-good storytelling.
Who stars in Pacific Banana?
The film stars Graeme Blundell as Paul, Deborah Gray as his leading lady, and Alyson Best as one of the island's irresistible attractions, alongside Robin Stewart and Luan Peters.
Is Pacific Banana (1981) worth watching?
With its 80s charm and comedic simplicity, *Pacific Banana* is a nostalgic pick for fans of vintage Aussie fun. While not a cinematic masterpiece, it's a guilt-free, feel-good ride perfect for lazy afternoons—just don't expect deep character arcs, okay?
How long is Pacific Banana?
Runtime for *Pacific Banana* is 82 minutes, just long enough for a quick getaway from reality.
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About Pacific Banana (1981) — Two Aussie Pilots, Endless Island Adventures & Heartfelt (Sort Of) Laughs
Dive into the sun-soaked chaos of *Pacific Banana* (1981), John D. Lamond's breezy South Pacific comedy following two Australian pilots navigating love, lust, and laughter across Polynesian paradise. Graeme Blundell stars as Paul, a charismatic playboy who leaves a trail of admirers in every port, while Deborah Gray and Alyson Best bring warmth and wit as the women torn between heart and hormones.
With its laid-back island vibes and sharp comedic timing, the film captures the absurdity of chasing romance in a world where the biggest challenge isn't flying the plane but keeping your eyes—and heart—on the sky. Director Lamond crafts a playful, no-frills escapade that's less about plot and more about the joy of the journey, blending slapstick humor with a cheeky nod to 80s beach culture.
Whether you're a fan of vintage Aussie comedies or just here for the surf, sunshine, and silly antics, *Pacific Banana* delivers a nostalgic trip to a time when the biggest drama was deciding who to flirt with next.